As the name suggested, this cherry variety produces yellow, pear shaped fruit that are sweet and juicy. Originating in Europe in the 18th century, this is a heavy yielding, heirloom staple for the home gardener.

When to Plant
Zone 1: October – December
Zone 2: August – December
Zone 3: August – January
Zone 4: April – July

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Position: Choose a sunny, well-drained spot in your patch, preferably a place you haven’t grown tomatoes in the previous season.

Soil: Tomatoes are very nitrogen- hungry, so prepare the soil by integrating nitrogen-rich pea or broad bean plants into your soil as a green manure. Alternatively, mix compost and chook manure through your patch a fortnight prior to planting.

Soil pH Level: 5.5 - 7.5

How to Plant: Use a free draining soil well integrated with compost and slow release organie fertiliser or good quality potting mix when growing in pots. Propagate in seed tray and then transplant once conditions are sufficiently warm. It's recommended to pinch the bi-lateral growths to encourage stronger, fitter and better looking tomato plants.

Spacing: 60 - 80cm

Depth: 0.5-1cm

What to plant in: Pot / Ground

Companion Plants: Basil, Marigold

Approximate no. of seeds: 50

Note: Seeds are sourced locally and in small batches to ensure they remain at their maximum viability for germination. Seeds viable for 5+ years when stored correctly in a cool, dry, dark place.

**Please note seeds are not available for shipping to WA**