Tomato Damaress F1 Seeds – Outstanding Exhibition & Show Tomato
Tomato Damaress F1 is an exceptional F1 hybrid tomato that has gained considerable attention amongst competitive vegetable growers for its outstanding performance on the exhibition bench over the past four years.With its beautifully uniform fruits, intense red colour and attractive presentation, this variety has become a highly desirable choice for growers seeking exhibition-quality tomatoes.
An Outstanding Tomato for the Show Bench
For serious vegetable exhibitors, fruit uniformity, colour, shape and presentation are essential considerations. Tomato Damaress F1 possesses the characteristics that make a variety particularly attractive for competitive showing.
The fruits develop a magnificent, deep red colour both externally and internally, a distinctive characteristic of the FULLRED breeding programme. Tomatoes are generally medium-sized, weighing approximately 100–120g, with the potential to produce well-matched specimens of consistent size and appearance.
Its excellent fruit-setting ability and consistent development make Damaress F1 particularly appealing to growers preparing carefully selected dishes of tomatoes for horticultural shows.
Exceptional Fruit Quality and Flavour
Although its exhibition qualities are a major attraction, Damaress F1 is far more than simply a show tomato.
The variety produces attractive, richly coloured fruits with excellent eating quality and a pleasing balance of sweetness and acidity. Its high potential sugar content, with Brix levels capable of exceeding 5 under suitable growing conditions, contributes to its desirable flavour.
The attractive red fruits are equally suitable for fresh eating, salads and everyday kitchen use.
Growing Tomato Damaress F1
Damaress F1 is a vigorous, indeterminate variety developed for protected cultivation, making it particularly suitable for greenhouse growing.
Sow seeds during late winter or early spring in a quality seed compost, maintaining a temperature of approximately 20–24°C for germination.
Once seedlings are sufficiently developed, transplant individually into pots and grow on under warm, bright conditions.
Plant into the greenhouse after the risk of frost has passed and maintain the plants as cordons, supporting the main stems and regularly removing side shoots.
Provide consistent watering, adequate ventilation and regular applications of a suitable tomato fertiliser as fruits develop.
Producing Exhibition-Quality Tomatoes
For the very best show specimens, concentrate on producing healthy plants and developing fruits of consistent size.
Maintain even watering and nutrition throughout fruit development, avoid excessive fruit loading, and select tomatoes that closely match in size, shape, colour and ripeness.
Harvest carefully, retaining the calyx where required by the show schedule, and handle the fruits gently to preserve their natural appearance.
Why Choose Tomato Damaress F1 from Fosters Seeds?
For competitive vegetable growers seeking a tomato with outstanding exhibition potential, Damaress F1 is a particularly exciting selection.
Its impressive recent reputation on the show bench, combined with excellent fruit uniformity, brilliant red colour and professional breeding, makes Tomato Damaress F1 a superb choice for growers who take their exhibition tomatoes seriously.












