(Solanum lycopersicum). This heirloom was brought into the seed store a few years ago by a local gentleman who had been saving this tomato for many years. His family brought this variety to the U.S.
when they immigrated here. The fruit is the size of a small egg, vibrant pink ...(Solanum lycopersicum). This heirloom was brought into the seed store a few years ago by a local gentleman who had been saving this tomato for many years.
His family brought this variety to the U.S. when they immigrated here. The fruit is the size of a small egg, vibrant pink, sugar-sweet, and begging to be eaten.
Perfectly sized for salads or putting in the lunchbox! A favorite! Indeterminate70-80 days to maturity6-8 hours of full sunSprouts in 7-14 daysSeed Depth: 1/8"Plant Spacing: 24"Ideal Temperature: 75-95 FFrost Hardy: NoGrowing Tips: German Lunchbox tomatoes grow best in full sun. Plant them in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil with consistent moisture. Their indeterminate growth habit requires support, so use stakes or cages to keep plants upright and fruits off the ground.