Garnet Tomato Seeds

Solanum lycopersicum ‘Garnet’

£1.55

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Garnet Tomato Seeds deliver rich bronze-blushed cherry fruits (~12–15 g) on robust trusses, with a tangy-sweet flavour and consistent performance throughout the season.

Average Packet Contents: 10 Seeds

Next: sow under cover from January See the growing calendar

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When to grow it

  • Sow under cover: January to April
  • Plant out: April to June
  • Harvest: July to October

Garnet Tomato Seeds – Bronze Beauty, Reliable Flavour

Garnet Tomato Seeds produce cherry-sized fruits with a distinctive bronze hue and subtle green shoulders, set on long, heavy trusses. The flavour balances tang and sweetness in a way that gives each bite clarity and depth rather than simply sugar-sweetness.

Growing Conditions

Select a site with full light and well-draining soil. The plants are indeterminate cordons, so training and support are essential to manage their growth habit and allow fruits and trusses to develop fully.

Sowing & Planting

Sowing Time: February to April under cover
Depth: 0.5 cm into fine seed compost
Germination: Around 7–14 days at 18–21 °C
Pricking Out: Move seedlings into individual pots once they form true leaves
Planting Out: After the risk of frost has passed and nights stay reliably above 10 °C
Spacing: Allow about 50 cm between plants to ensure good airflow and support

Care

Watering: Maintain evenly moist soil; fluctuations may affect fruit set or quality
Feeding: Begin a high-potash tomato fertiliser once the first truss is set, then follow all product instructions
Training: Remove side-shoots for the main stem, tie vines to strong supports early, and check trusses for weight as the crop develops
Mulching & Ventilation: A mulch helps stabilise moisture; good air movement keeps foliage healthy

Picking

Timing: Typically July to October in favourable years
Pick when the bronze-blushed fruits are fully coloured and yield slightly to touch. Harvest regularly to maintain strong production and flavour. Store at room temperature and use promptly.

Uses

  • Snacking fresh from the vine—its tang-sweet flavour shines through
  • In mixed salads alongside greener and lighter-coloured varieties for visual contrast
  • Roasted in trays to intensify the bronze skin and tangy edge

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