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Philamina

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SKU
G736
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Solanum lycopersicum
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Philamina is a robust outdoor tomato with attractive, small, firm and well-coloured fruits. The sepals are firmly attached and attractive, making the tomatoes easy to harvest.Long shelf life. A visually appealing plant with an early harvest start and a long harvesting window. Very good resistance to cracking. Cherry tomato with strikingly good taste.A speciality hobby gardeners.

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Characteristics

Suitable for growing: open groundRipening: earlyShape of fruit: roundColour : redType: cherry tomatoFruit weight Tomatoes: 12 g

Cultivation

Seed germination temperature: 18-22 °CPlanting distance: greenhouse in double rows 75 x 40-60 cm

open ground ca. 100 x 50 cm

Optimal amount of plants: 2-3 plants/m²Sowing depth: 0.5-1 cm

bred by

Photo Christoph Matthes
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Christoph Matthes

Current breeding location: Bad Vilbel, Hessen

Biodynamically bred varieties from Christoph Matthes:

Tomatoe Bogus Fruchta, Dorenia, Philamina and Duttingoldsweet corn Sugrano, brussel sprouts Rokero and Idemar

>>Find out more about organic breeding here

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Dottenfelderhof / Christoph Matthes

The Dottenfelderhof, operated by a cooperative of families since 1968, follows biodynamic principles. Known for its agricultural school and focus on research and breeding, the farm also hosts Christoph Matthes, a Kultursaat breeder who has been cultivating organic varieties for many years. The Dottenfelderhof is located in the north of Frankfurt at the southern edge of the Wetterau region.

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Gartenbau Walsegarten

At the Walsegarten farm, Sebastian Vornhecke propagates seeds based on biodynamic principles. The farm is located in Dietzenrode, at the western edge of Thuringia near the Werratal, approximately 30 km south of Göttingen. The surrounding landscape is shaped by the forested ridges of the Hainich.

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Gärtnerei der Lebensgemeinschaft Bingenheim

The farm of the Lebensgemeinschaft Bingenheim is located in the direct neighbourhood of the Bingenheimer Saatgut AG, also in Echzell-Bingenheim, in the Wetterau region at the transition to the basalt ridge of the Vogelsberg. It operates on biodynamic principles, growing vegetables and producing seeds.

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Matthias Funk

Matthias Funk propagates Demeter-certified seeds on his farm in Oberndorf, near Donauwörth at the confluence of the Danube and Lech rivers in the Lechauen.

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Organic100 % organic & GMO-free
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Organic100 % GMO-free
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DynamicDiversity of 100 % open-pollinated varieties