Tomato (Heritage) Bloody Butcher Seeds

SKU: 20645

50 seeds

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Product Description

Though with a vivid name, Bloody Butcher tomato seeds are an excellent choice for many gardeners. This heirloom variety of tomato seeds produces red-skinned, medium-sized tomatoes that have dark flesh, making them especially stand out as a unique variety. These vegetable seeds are often chosen for their distinctive flavour, which is both sweet and acidic, as well as their meaty, succulent texture. When cut, these tomatoes hold well together, which makes them ideal for slicing and eating raw.

These seeds are chosen by gardeners for their reliable growth, being very prolific, indeterminate growers. They are also capable of growing in cooler conditions, making them highly suitable for growing in the UK's climate. They can be grown both indoors and outdoors, as a versatile choice for all kinds of growing spaces. Shop our Bloody Butcher tomato seeds today and get started on growing this fantastic variety, full of flavour. If you're looking for more flavoursome and large tomatoes, browse our beefsteak tomato seeds.

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Product Details

Genus Tomato

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