Reliable German type. Suits under cover or outdoors. Ripens early. Resists mosaic virus and cladosporium. Aromatic flesh can be eaten fresh or cooked. Indeterminate. An improvement on the variety called Harzfeuer meaning Resin Fire. Both names being actually named after the Harz mountains, the variety was popular in former East Germany in dacha (country house) gardens. Suits growing indoors or outdoors. Fruit ripen quickly. Resists mosaic virus and cladosporium.

SOW: February - April under cover.
QUANTITY: Each packet contains around 18 seeds.
TRANSPLANT: Keep under cover or take outside once frosts have gone into a very sheltered position.
DISTANCE: Allow 60cm between plants.
HARVEST: June until frost.

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