'Gardener's Delight' Tomato Plants
- First coming to the UK in the 1870s, ‘Gardener’s Delight’ has been tantalising tastebuds with its sweet, tangy and intense cherry tomato flavour ever since.
Producing huge trusses of juicy, succulent tomatoes, this cordon (indeterminate) variety fruits reliably from July to September, their snackable size and vivid colour tempting at every turn. - Never grown tomatoes before? This is the perfect place to start; with only minimal effort you’re rewarded with incredible-tasting tomatoes that any seasoned horticulturalist would be proud of.
- Perfect for salads, sandwiches and pasta dishes, these tangy toms are like a famous crisp brand, who for the sake of copyright shall remain nameless – once you pop, you can’t stop!
- As a cordon cultivar, ‘Gardener’s Delight’ requires staking and tying-in; something like a sturdy bamboo cane works perfectly.
- Prune away the 'suckers' – the stems that grow in between the 'armpit' of the main stem and the lateral stems – as and when you see them. This leaves you with your primary stem, the one tied into your cane, and strong side leaves (typically branching off at a 90° angle).
Description
- First coming to the UK in the 1870s, ‘Gardener’s Delight’ has been tantalising tastebuds with its sweet, tangy and intense cherry tomato flavour ever since.
Producing huge trusses of juicy, succulent tomatoes, this cordon (indeterminate) variety fruits reliably from July to September, their snackable size and vivid colour tempting at every turn. - Never grown tomatoes before? This is the perfect place to start; with only minimal effort you’re rewarded with incredible-tasting tomatoes that any seasoned horticulturalist would be proud of.
- Perfect for salads, sandwiches and pasta dishes, these tangy toms are like a famous crisp brand, who for the sake of copyright shall remain nameless – once you pop, you can’t stop!
- As a cordon cultivar, ‘Gardener’s Delight’ requires staking and tying-in; something like a sturdy bamboo cane works perfectly.
- Prune away the 'suckers' – the stems that grow in between the 'armpit' of the main stem and the lateral stems – as and when you see them. This leaves you with your primary stem, the one tied into your cane, and strong side leaves (typically branching off at a 90° angle).
Additional Information
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Garden-Ready Plant in an 8.5cm Pot, 3 Garden-Ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots |
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'Gardener's Delight' Tomato Plants