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

Germination Rate: 92%

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.