WHIPPERSNAPPER

WHIPPERSNAPPER

(Lycopersicon esculentum) Small, very compact bush to 35cm high with short side branches spreading out horizontally & producing small, slightly oval, pinkish-red cherry fruits to 25mm across. Excellent flavour. High yields. Well suited to cool areas with short growing seasons as it is very early to mature. Ideal for container growing, hanging baskets, pots & those with limited space. 59 days

(TomatoBush06594)

SKU	TomatoBush06594
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg

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