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Variety: Mato
Type: Determinate / bush tomato
Botanical name: Solanum lycopersicum
Quantity: 25 seeds
Fruit weight: 60–80 g
Color: Red
Growth habit: Low-growing (ca 50–60 cm)
Sowing time: February – April (indoors)
Planting out: May – June
Harvest time: July – September
Sun exposure: Full sun
Soil: Warm, fertile, well-drained
Use: Fresh, salads, light cooking
Support: Not always needed
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🍅 Tomato Mato – 25 Seeds of Early, Robust Garden Tomatoes
Mato is a determinate (bush-type) tomato variety known for its compact growth, early harvest, and good yield even in shorter northern summers. The plants stay low and sturdy, making them ideal for open ground, raised beds, or balcony containers.
The fruits are round, medium-sized (~60–80 g), with a classic red color and well-balanced taste, making them great for fresh eating, salads, or light cooking.
Compact and sturdy – no trellising required
Early and productive variety
Great for smaller spaces and pots
Easy to grow, even for beginners
Versatile kitchen use
👉 Sow indoors early and transplant after frost danger is gone. Water regularly and enjoy steady yields.
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Variety: Bushy
Species: Cucumis sativus
Quantity: 25 seeds
Fruit Type: Smooth small cucumber
Fruit Size: 8–12 cm
Colour: Dark green
Flesh: Crisp, juicy, tender
Maturity: Early (approx. 45–50 days)
Growth Habit: Compact, bush-type cucumber
Suitable For: Open ground, greenhouse, containers, balcony gardens
Light: Full sun
Soil: Fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil
Uses: Fresh eating, salads, pickling, snacking
Variety: Avola
Type: Shelling (garden) pea
Botanical name: Pisum sativum
Quantity: 50g (~150–200 seeds)
Height: 45–60 cm
Pod length: ~7–8 cm
Sowing time: March – May (outdoors)
Germination: 7–14 days
Harvest time: ~June – July
Sun exposure: Full sun
Soil: Moist, fertile, well-drained
Support needed: Light (short twigs or netting)
Use: Fresh eating, freezing, cooking
Variety: Chioggia
Species: Beetroot (Beta vulgaris)
Quantity: 6 g of seeds
Root Type: Round beetroot
Flesh: Pink-and-white rings / striped interior
Flavour: Mild, sweet, excellent for raw or cooked dishes
Maturity: Early to mid-season (varies with sowing time)
Suitable For: Open ground, raised beds, garden beds, containers
Light: Full sun or partial shade
Soil: Fertile, loose, well-drained soil
Variety: Gigant
Species: Bottle gourd / Calabash (Lagenaria siceraria)
Quantity: — (depends on package)
Growth Habit: Vigorous climbing vine
Fruit Type: Large bottle-shaped gourd / calabash
Fruit Weight: 2–10+ kg, depending on growing conditions (giant types may exceed this)
Uses:
When young: edible, mild and tender
When mature: ideal for drying and crafting bowls, containers, lamps, ornaments
Light: Full sun
Soil: Fertile, well-drained, rich in organic matter
Suitable For: Open field, greenhouse, pergolas, strong trellises
Harvest: Young fruits in summer; fully mature fruits in late summer–autumn for drying
