BUNDABERG RUMBALL

BUNDABERG RUMBALL CSB(A)

(Lycopersicon esculentum) Handed to us by Patrina Nuske-Small co-founder of 'The Dwarf Tomato Project' - a group of volunteer, amateur, hobby gardeners with a passion for dwarf tomatoes. Vigorous, yet compact bush producing small to medium, chocolate coloured fruit with a lovely mild, balanced flavour. 60-70 days. 60 seeds

(TomatoBush01036)

SKU	TomatoBush01036
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg

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