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Tomato San Marzano Seeds, packet contents : 50 seeds

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Tomato San Marzano is an italian plum tomato mainly used for cooking as it contains very little water and few seeds. Many consider this to be the best variety for making sauces and passata. A heritage variety.

Harvesting time will depend on sowing time and growing conditions. Fruits weigh 70-100 grams.

Tomato San Marzano Sowing Guidelines
When to Sow Seeds:	March to May
Germination Temperature:	18C +
Cover Seed:	Lightly
Time to Germinate:	7 Days
Frost Hardy:	No
Spacing Between Plants:	50cm
Growth Habit:	Cordon
Plant Height:	180cm +

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Tomato San Marzano

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San Marzano tomato

Monday, 6 October 2014 | Chris

Very Good for cooking especially soups and sauces. Grown in the Lincolnshire, tend to ripen in September. Used as a salad tomato - given good rating by dinner guests who had no eaten them before. Less acidic than other maincrop tomatoes.

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Excellent flavour

Wednesday, 13 March 2013 | Ray

This tomato was excellent in the greenhouse in 2012. The flavour was good and produced wonderful sauces.

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