Fantastic snacking tomato, excellent for packed lunches. This variety produces tons of beautiful pearl-like fruit. Grow indoors up canes for successful tomatoes.

Sowing indoors: Fill a seed tray with seed compost and scatter tomato seeds thinly over the surface. Cover the seeds with a thin covering of the seed compost. Place in a warm environment 18-20°C (65-70°F) and keep the soil moist.

Keep seedlings in a light position but avoid direct sun. When seedlings have three to four leaves transplant seedlings individually to small 7.5cm (3in) pots filled with potting-on compost and keep in an environment of 15°C (60°F).

Planting out

Gradually accustom plants to outdoor conditions for two to three weeks before planting out to permanent outdoor planting positions after the risks of frost have passed. Allow 60cm (24in) between plants.

Harvest from July-September.

Please note: Train plants up canes, string or wires. Remove the side-shoots as they appear. They appear in the ‘armpits’ of the main stem and the main side branches. Nip them out with finger and thumb, or snips.

Water regularly and consistently in mornings or evenings, or both mornings and evenings during particularly warm spells. Feed with a liquid fertiliser high in potash when the first flowers form.