30 Organic Brandywine Tomato Seeds [approx]

Name: Tomato: Brandywine

Latin Name: Solanum lycopersicum

Description: Brandywine is a renowned heirloom tomato variety that is much loved for their large, flavorful, and slightly sweet fruits. With a distinct pinkish-red hue and irregular shape, these beefsteak tomatoes boast a rich, old-fashioned taste that appeals to tomato enthusiasts. Known for their juiciness and low acidity, Brandywine tomatoes are a favorite among gardeners and culinary enthusiasts alike, offering a unique and robust addition to salads, sandwiches, and sauces.

Growing Habit: Indeterminate

Seed Origin: Italy

Sowing: March to May

Harvesting: July to October

How To Grow Brandywine Tomatoes From Seed: Brandywine Tomato seeds can be sown indoors in pots or seedling modules as early as March. They can be planted directly outside in pots from Late April onwards.

Sow 1 seed in each cell/pot. When the seedlings get to about 8cm tall, they can be replanted into larger pots. Tomatoes need heat, and do best in greenhouses. If growing them outside, put them in a warm, sunny area of the garden. Do not put them uncovered outside until all frost risk has passed.

Tomato plants will need to be supported by a stake or something similar, to help the plant grow upwards and bear the fruit. Harvest the tomatoes as they ripen, this will encourage the plant to produce more fruit.

Seed count is approximate.