Cascade

Tomato Cascade — a tall variety with a long fruiting period, reaching up to 2.5 meters in height. The plant is suitable for cultivation in greenhouses, plastic covers, and open ground, especially in southern regions. For successful cultivation, sow seedlings in early March, transplant at the first true leaf stage, and plant seedlings in May according to a 40x60 cm scheme. After planting, form the plants into 1-3 stems with mandatory removal of suckers and support them with stakes.

The fruits of tomato Cascade have a round-pear shape and bright orange color, weighing 20–30 grams. Each cluster contains 10 or more fruits, which are characterized by medium density and very sweet taste with an excellent fruity aroma. This variety is ideal for fresh consumption, summer salads, sauces, as well as for drying, canning, and freezing.

The Cascade variety is distinguished by high yield and resistance to major tomato diseases. Seeds retain germination for up to 10 years under proper storage conditions, although it is recommended to increase the sowing rate after the expiration of the shelf life. Thanks to its excellent taste and versatility, tomato Cascade is an excellent choice for gardeners and home canners.