Name: San Marzano - Tomato - Lycopersicon Esculentum - Vegetable - 15 Seed Pack - 14 Rand Bulk Pack
SKU: Seeds for Africa 01558
Price: 14.00 ZAR
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

San Marzano - Tomato - Lycopersicon Esculentum - Vegetable - 15 Seed Pack - 14 Rand Bulk Pack

10 were available / new

R14.00

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Seeds for Africa 01558

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San Marzano - Tomato - Lycopersicon Esculentum - Vegetable - 15 Seed Pack

The San Marzano tomato is Italy's most famous plum tomato, grown in Campania, the home of pizza -- since the middle ages. The tomato is prized for its tart flavor, firm pulp, red color, low seed-count and easily removed skin. It is widely used in both pizza and pasta, though recently it has become famous around the world as the base for Vera Pizza Napoletana. It's interesting to note that Naples lays claim not only as the home of pizza, but also tomato-based pasta dishes -- both enjoyed by local royalty in the 17th century. The San Marzano tomato is now protected by tight rules, like many wines, cheeses and even Pizza Napoletana, obtaining the DOP (Denominazione d' Origine Protetta) label in 1996 from the European Union for the processed product. Watch out for domestic imitators using the San Marzano name -- it's like calling jug wine "burgundy" or bulk sparkling wine "champagne."

This sale is for a 15 Seed Pack

The final price will be this BUY NOW PRICE.