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Tomato Principe Borghese (106-50)
Product Code:
106-50
UPC:
8.01E+12
$6.00
We apologize, this variety is unavailable for 2024 after all.
Principe Borghese. 1g packet, 250+ seeds.
Small indeterminate plants bear prolifically and must be staked or caged. Tomatoes set on clusters of 7-10 fruit each weighing about 2 oz. They hold extremely well on the vine. 72 days. Eat fresh in salad or dry for sun-dried tomatoes. They also make outstanding oven-roasted tomatoes; slice in half, drizzle with some olive oil, bake at 250°F until mostly done, sprinkle with fresh basil, oregano, etc. Eat as a contorno or freeze.
To see our growing guide for tomatoes, click here.
We apologize, this variety is unavailable for 2024 after all.
Principe Borghese. 1g packet, 250+ seeds.
Small indeterminate plants bear prolifically and must be staked or caged. Tomatoes set on clusters of 7-10 fruit each weighing about 2 oz. They hold extremely well on the vine. 72 days. Eat fresh in salad or dry for sun-dried tomatoes. They also make outstanding oven-roasted tomatoes; slice in half, drizzle with some olive oil, bake at 250°F until mostly done, sprinkle with fresh basil, oregano, etc. Eat as a contorno or freeze.
To see our growing guide for tomatoes, click here.
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Customer Reviews
6 Review
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excellent fresh but love them dehydrated
We dehydrate these and then use whole, or grind and add to soups, sauces, salad dressing or bruschetta. One of my favorite tomatoes!!
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Simply the best!
I am growing these in Shawnee Kansas (2013). I crave these tomatoes, I first sliced a few and added them to tacos, delicious. The next day I found myself eating them like grapes, popping them straight into my mouth as I watched TV. Today we sliced up a plate of these to have with lunch, a drizzle of olive oil, a little salt, and fresh ground pepper, they didn't last long. These are my new favorite small tomatoes.
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what makes them sweet
growing well in the southwest, but really not that sweet. is it poor soil? the weather is cooling slightly so perhaps that will sweeten the fruit.