Tomato AURANTIACUM
Even though I found very little information about this one, it seemed worth trying. Big swarm-like clusters with abundant flowers that remind of the multiflora or millefleur type (branching, not a straight cluster of two rows). Fruits taste well-balanced, with sweetness and a little acidity (that ‘reminds of the old-fashioned tomato’…). A variety with a species-like name although its fruits seem a bit too large to be considered an unaltered wild species. Lovely beaked oval plum shaped. Intense yellow, juicy and full of flavour. This line of ‘Aurantiacum’ is originally from Belgium. I train them on sturdy wooden poles so I can add something else below (parsley, basil…) and pick fruits more easily. Seeds seem to have a little more dormancy compared with more domesticated types.
Solanum lycopersicum
min. 30 seeds/pkt Reg
min. 10 seeds/pkt Mini
Lot:2024
%germ. on latest test : 85 %
Notes
Availability: we will be adding more as needed. Most items listed as OUT OF STOCK may only be temporarily unavailable - We will be adding more soon, unless *LAST ONES AVAILABLE * is mentioned.
Our seeds are packaged by weight. The actual number of seeds indicated per packet may differ, but we do our best to include at least (generally more) the quantity mentioned. The quantity depends on the seed germination scores so as to include the right number of viable seeds.
Seed Starting
Sown indoors in March to April depending on your climate, they love warmth. Transplant as frosts are well over and soil has warmed, end of May to mid-June .
