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Variety characteristics
- Fruit type
- Beefsteak
- Fruit size
- Big
- The growing season
- Late
- Growing habit
- Indeterminate
- Color
- Pink
- Leaf type
- Regular
- Package size
- 10 seeds
Henderson’s Winsall
Product available
2.70 EUR
per packet · Seeds per packet: 10
Note: Orders will be shipped starting on October 1, 2026, in the order in which they were placed.
Fruit type
Beefsteak
Fruit size
Big
The growing season
Late
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Bank Transfer / Online payment
- Personal collection0.00 EUR
- Poczta Polska2.40 EUR
- Kurier DPD3.87 EUR
- DPD Pickup2.73 EUR
- Kurier InPost5.15 EUR
- InPost Paczkomaty4.41 EUR
Cash on delivery
- Kurier DPD5.02 EUR
- Kurier InPost5.38 EUR
- InPost Paczkomaty5.79 EUR
Cash
- Personal collection0.00 EUR
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Henderson’s Winsall was introduced in 1924 as “Number 400.” The name Winsall was chosen in a contest in 1925. The variety was intended to be the pride of Peter Henderson & Co., and its large, pink fruit and flavor were featured in catalog descriptions for decades to come. The leaves are regular in shape. The fruit is large, weighing over half a kilogram and reaching up to one kilogram. The skin is very delicate and prone to bruising. The shape is irregular. The fruit reaches maturity approximately 85 days after transplanting. The plant grows tall and requires staking or tying up.
Variety characteristics
- Fruit type
- Beefsteak
- Fruit size
- Big
- The growing season
- Late
- Growing habit
- Indeterminate
- Color
- Pink
- Leaf type
- Regular
- Package size
- 10 seeds
Henderson’s Winsall in the Biggest Tomato competition
Entries from our customers: 1 · Heaviest submitted fruit: 761 g