Tomato GIRLIA

Tomato variety 'Girlyanda' is a medium-early indeterminate bush up to 1.8-2 meters tall, ideal for cultivation both in greenhouses and open ground. The plant is sparsely leafed with abundant and frequent fruiting clusters, giving it the appearance of a bright, tall garland of raspberry-colored hearts. The variety is characterized by high yield and fruiting until frost, with resistance to temperature fluctuations.

The fruits of tomato 'Girlyanda' have an elegant, pointed shape, raspberry-colored with slight golden streaks. The weight of one fruit varies from 10-15 g for cherry tomatoes to 150-300 g for larger fruits, which form clusters of 5-15 fruits. The flesh is dense, low-seeded, intensely pink, juicy, and sugary with a honey-like flavor, making the fruits particularly delicious when fresh, as well as for pickling and whole-fruit canning. The fruits do not crack, retain their market appearance well, and have good transportability.

Depending on growing conditions and fruit size, one plant can yield 3 to 12 kg of tomatoes per season. Due to its excellent taste and decorative appearance, the 'Girlyanda' variety is popular among gardeners who appreciate both high yield and the plant's aesthetic appeal.