The Vilmorin Cherry Tomato Seed Assortment offers an organic and colorful solution for gardeners of all skill levels. These seeds are organically grown, thus guaranteeing respect for the environment and superior quality. The blend consists of four distinct varieties of cherry tomatoes: yellow-green, red-black, red, and yellow, offering a variety of flavors and colors to beautify gardens and elevate dishes.

For optimal cultivation, these seeds require a minimum soil temperature of 18°C, with germination between 10 and 15 days. They thrive in full sun and require regular watering, adapting well to different types of soil. Cherry tomatoes benefit from the proximity of certain companion plants such as basil, leeks, asparagus, peas, carrots, lettuce, radishes, marigold, and marigold, which promotes healthy growth and a bountiful harvest.

Sowing is recommended from February to May, with harvest extending from July to the end of October. This cherry tomato seed mix offers Vilmorin a sustainable and tasty solution for a vibrant garden and gourmet vegetable garden.

The Gourmandia Tomato HF1 seed packet from Vilmorin is a variety of choice for gardeners looking for authentic flavors and easy cultivation. This Coeur de Boeuf variety stands out for its high productivity, producing large, fleshy and tasty fruits. It is particularly suitable for summer salads. Its natural resistance to diseases, such as downy mildew, and climatic variations, makes it an ideal choice for all levels of gardening.

The cultivation of the Gourmandia HF1 Tomato can start in February in pots or directly in the ground from May, with a spacing of 1m x 60 cm. The young seedlings, once reaching 3-4 leaves, should be transplanted into larger pots and then, at a height of 15 cm, planted in the ground. The harvest, which lasts from July to the end of October, offers deep red or even black tomatoes, indicating their ripeness.

In addition, this variety thrives in the presence of companion plants such as basil, leeks, asparagus, and carrots, thus enhancing its growth and potentially flavor. This plant combination creates a beneficial ecosystem for the tomato, enriching the gardening experience.