Tomato 'Pascal de Picardie'

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Description

Tomato 'Pascal de Picardie' (Solanum lycopersicum), Offered by Les Gardiens - Ferme Alternative

' Pascal de Picardie ' is an old and rustic variety , specially selected for its high productivity and resistance to diseases . This beautiful plum-shaped fruit , with dense and juicy flesh , belongs to the category of "paste" type tomatoes , ideal for cooking. With its good balanced flavor , it is versatile , lending itself equally well to sauces, preserves or fresh tasting.

Indeterminate in growth , this tomato produces generously until the first frosts , thus offering a long and abundant harvest. A robust variety, perfect for gardeners looking for a reliable and tasty tomato!

Growth Type : Indeterminate
Tomato Type : Paste Tomato
Plant height : 1.5 to 2 meters
Spread : Medium
Quantity per sachet : ISOLATED - 15 to 20 seeds
Fruit color : Deep red
Shape : Medium, elongated (plum shape)
Maturation : Mid-season (75 to 85 days)

Cultivation method:

Sow seeds 8-10 weeks before the last frost , maintaining a temperature of 22-28°C to ensure good germination. Once the seedlings are sufficiently developed, transplant them into the ground or into a pot after the last frost, spacing them 60 cm apart.

Plant your crop in rich, well-drained soil in full sun . To support the growth of this vigorous variety, solid staking is recommended. Water regularly, avoiding the foliage, to prevent disease, although this variety is already naturally resistant .

The first fruits arrive after 75 to 85 days , and the harvest continues until the first frosts, thus offering prolonged production .

Pot culture : Possible with a container of at least 20 liters and good support.

Use and special features

With its firm and juicy flesh , 'Pascal de Picardie' is ideal for culinary transformation . It excels in sauce, coulis, homemade ketchup and preserves , but is also delicious in salads or baked . Its perfect balance between sweetness and slight acidity makes it a versatile tomato, appreciated as much for everyday cooking as for traditional recipes.

Anecdote!

The name 'Pascal de Picardie' pays tribute to Pascal Antigny , a passionate tomato collector from Picardy , who participated in the selection and preservation of this variety. Established in the gardens of the association Cultive ta Rue , this tomato was developed by Dean Slater, thus adding a touch of history and know-how to this precious variety.

Thanks to its natural resistance and generous production, 'Pascal de Picardie' is an essential choice for any gardener wishing to grow a reliable and tasty tomato!