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Details:Meet Tomato ‘Bliss’ F1, a half-hardy annual that delivers a generous crop of eye-catching, bite-sized fruits. Each elongated tomato weighs around 30g and features bright yellow skin with distinctive green stripes, making them as attractive as they are tasty. Their flavour offers a balanced mix of sweetness and tang, perfect for snacking straight from the plant or adding colour and freshness to summer dishes.This vigorous variety is highly productive, cropping heavily from mid-summer through to the first autumn frosts. Suitable for both greenhouse cultivation and sheltered outdoor growing, it’s a versatile and rewarding addition to any vegetable garden.How to GrowSowing: February–April (greenhouse) or March–April (outdoors)Germination: Sow on free-draining compost, cover lightly, and keep at 15–20°C; germinates in 7–14 daysTransplanting: Move seedlings to 7.5cm pots once two true leaves appear; keep above 15°CPlanting out: Harden off, then plant after frost risk has passed, spacing 60cm apart in full sun and fertile, well-drained soilSupport: Tie main stems to canes and remove side shoots regularly; pinch out the top after 6–7 trusses formCare: Water consistently and feed with a high-potash fertiliser throughout the seasonHarvest: July to October, when fruits are fully ripeImages are for guidance only and show mature plants. Results may vary depending on growing conditions. Decorative pots are not included.
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Meet Tomato ‘Bliss’ F1, a half-hardy annual that delivers a generous crop of eye-catching, bite-sized fruits. Each elongated tomato weighs around 30g and features bright yellow skin with distinctive green stripes, making them as attractive as they are tasty. Their flavour offers a balanced mix of sweetness and tang, perfect for snacking straight from the plant or adding colour and freshness to summer dishes.This vigorous variety is highly productive, cropping heavily from mid-summer through to the first autumn frosts. Suitable for both greenhouse cultivation and sheltered outdoor growing, it’s a versatile and rewarding addition to any vegetable garden.How to GrowSowing: February–April (greenhouse) or March–April (outdoors)Germination: Sow on free-draining compost, cover lightly, and keep at 15–20°C; germinates in 7–14 daysTransplanting: Move seedlings to 7.5cm pots once two true leaves appear; keep above 15°CPlanting out: Harden off, then plant after frost risk has passed, spacing 60cm apart in full sun and fertile, well-drained soilSupport: Tie main stems to canes and remove side shoots regularly; pinch out the top after 6–7 trusses formCare: Water consistently and feed with a high-potash fertiliser throughout the seasonHarvest: July to October, when fruits are fully ripeImages are for guidance only and show mature plants. Results may vary depending on growing conditions. Decorative pots are not included.
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Color | yellow |
Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
Size | 1 |
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