Determinate growth habit tomatoes

Originating from artisanal selections around the Andes, this astonishing variety known as Yellow Pepper — or Andean Yellow — stands out as a tomato apart. Its appearance mimics that of a sweet chili pepper: elongated, bright yellow, with a pointed tip.

In the garden, its determined and compact growth habit allows for efficient cultivation, well-suited to small spaces or container gardening. It quickly forms bushy plants that generously produce fruits weighing 80 to 100 g, with firm, not very juicy flesh, ideal for harvesting in mid-summer.

In a supportive vegetable garden , it expresses its full potential under good sunshine and welcoming, rich and well-drained soil.

Originating from Russian varieties adapted to short summers, the Silvery Fir Tree tomato has carved out a unique place in organic gardens thanks to its finely cut, almost feathery foliage, reminiscent of certain carrot leaves. Compact and decorative, it easily finds its place in a quiet corner of the vegetable garden, in a container on the patio, or at the heart of a diverse growing area.

In the garden, its bushy habit and consistent growth make it a reliable plant: it produces an abundance of small to medium-sized red berries early in the season. Its airy shape allows light to penetrate and promotes good plant aeration, while fitting harmoniously into a respectful and observant cultivation approach, in harmony with the rhythm of the seasons.