Tomato Shirley F1 RHS AGM
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Grow Early Hybrid Tomatoes – Shirley F1 Seeds
Elevate your gardening game with Tomato Shirley F1 Seeds, one of the most sought-after hybrid tomato varieties. Known for its strong plants and early production, Shirley F1 yields impressive trusses of medium-sized fruits that are perfect for any home gardener or tomato exhibitor. This cordon-type tomato stands out for its reliable high yields and exceptional fruit quality, making it a favourite among enthusiasts. What sets Shirley F1 apart is its resistance to diseases such as Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Cladosporium ABC, and Fusarium—ensuring healthier crops and peace of mind for growers. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a beginner looking for results, this hybrid delivers both quality and quantity. Handy Tip: Consider growing basil between your tomato plants. The aromatic scent of basil acts as a natural deterrent to White Fly, helping to keep your plants healthy. Plus, freshly harvested basil pairs perfectly with tomatoes, making your salads not just more flavorful but truly special.
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 15 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: January to April_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds under glass in pots or trays filled with high-quality seed sowing compost. Cover them lightly with a sprinkling of vermiculite or compost. For optimal germination, place the containers in a propagator set to a warm temperature._x005F | |
| \",\"What to do Next: When the seedlings are sturdy enough to handle, carefully transfer them into individual pots. As they grow taller, transplant them into greenhouse border soil, larger pots, or growbags, ensuring three plants per growbag. If planting outdoors, wait until there is no longer a risk of frost. To achieve the best yields, provide structural support for the plants and regularly remove side shoots. Keep the plants well-watered and, once the first truss of fruit has formed, begin feeding them with a high-potash fertiliser._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: July to October\ |
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 15 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: January to April_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds under glass in pots or trays filled with high-quality seed sowing compost. Cover them lightly with a sprinkling of vermiculite or compost. For optimal germination, place the containers in a propagator set to a warm temperature._x005F | |
| \",\"What to do Next: When the seedlings are sturdy enough to handle, carefully transfer them into individual pots. As they grow taller, transplant them into greenhouse border soil, larger pots, or growbags, ensuring three plants per growbag. If planting outdoors, wait until there is no longer a risk of frost. To achieve the best yields, provide structural support for the plants and regularly remove side shoots. Keep the plants well-watered and, once the first truss of fruit has formed, begin feeding them with a high-potash fertiliser._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: July to October\ |
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| Stocking Units | Pack |
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| Stocking Status | RunDown |