Tomatoes – Cherry
Cherry Tomato types 25 seeds per pkg. – $3.00. All dates are from Transplants.
671. Yellow Currant – 65 days Delightful yellow skin and flesh that make an interesting addition of color to the salad bowl. Intense flavor. Like the name says, they are quite small.
672. Gardener’s Delight – 65 days Limited offering. Heirloom variety. Red cherry tomato with good sweet flavor. Very productive.
673. Black Plum – 65 days – Early and dark skinned, plum shaped tomatoes with slightly smokey flavor. Cute in the salad bowl or tasty for fresh eating.
674. Chadwick Cherry – 70 days – later cherry type, good size and flavor, developed not to split. Bushes can be huge.
675. Sweet Chelsae – 62 days – very amazing tomato flavor, sweet, tart and delicious. Larger than most cherry tomatoes, but I like them in the salad anyway.
676. #8 Wonder – 50 days – like a sweet million only not as prolific. Prone to splitting, but the flavor makes up for it. Limited quantities.
677. Anna Aasa – 45-50 days – Cherry tomatoes that are delicious and prolific, small plants, but amazing for our drought year. One of our favorites.
678. Isis Candy – 60 days – Loved this tomato as well. Excellent flavor, delicate pinkish red, good producer.
679. Fargo Yellow Pear – 45 days – Nice flavor and bright orange color. Pear shaped but wonderful additions to the salad.
680. Coyote – 82 days – very light yellow, almost white cherry tomatoes, very small and late. Due to the frost and hail in 2009, it was hard to attain seed. Hopefully in 2011.
681. Matt’s Wild Cherry – 65 days – very prolific producer of small ½ inch cherry tomatoes of good flavor. Vines can take over if not pruned to one or two climbing vines. 8’ tall in 2009!
682. Black Cherry – 50 days – One of my favorites, this cherry is dark, smokey and almost blue in coloring, nice smokey flavor, rich and wonderful. Produces an abundance in good years.
683. Camp Joy – 60-70 days – These tomatoes might not be considered cherry tomatoes as the larger ones can reach 1 ½ to 2 “ in diameter. But they make a nice treat just to eat right in the garden, good flavor.
684. Golden Nugget – 45 days – one of the earliest tomatoes, making round small cherry tomatoes that are golden color. Good flavor if outside.
685. Baxter’s Bush – 49 days – as the name implies it is good for container growing, the plants do well in dry years as well. Tomatoes are larger, red cherry types, more dense than other varieties.
686. Reisentraube – 73 days. Means giant bunch of grapes in German. And it produces clusters of smaller grape shaped, pointy end tomatoes. Good for eating off the vine or salads.
687. Sweet 100’s – 55 days. Good producers of the favorite flavored cherry tomatoes so many growers cherish. Limited quantities.
688. Super Sweet 100 – 60 days. The original tomato is a hybrid, but the seeds produce plants with similar qualities and good sized sprays of cherry tomatoes with good flavor. Limited quantities.
689. Tumbler – 60 days. NEW!! The famous variety grown in pots or hanging baskets, producing prolific quantities of cherry sized tomatoes with good flavor all season long. Limited quantities.
690. Yellow banana – 68 days. NEW!! A later variety of cherry tomato that is elongated and yellow-orange. Great flavor. Limited availability.
691. Small tomato medley – 50-60 days. A mixture of all kinds of small tomatoes, good to eat off the bush. 30 seeds for $4.00. All sizes, shapes, colors and tastes, guaranteed to please.
692. Yellow Currant – 65 days. Delightful yellow skin and flesh that make an interesting addition of color to the salad bowl. Intense flavor. Like the name says, they are quite small.
