Cherry Tomatoes

Cherry Tomatoes: A Garden Essential

Cherry Tomatoes they are a garden staple loved for their ease of cultivation and space-saving growth, making them ideal for pots, container gardens, or hanging baskets. Thriving even in limited spaces, these plants promise a season-long bounty of colorful, flavorful fruits. Whether you’re dressing up your patio or balcony, cherry tomatoes add both aesthetic charm and gustatory delight to your space.

Varieties to Brighten Your Garden and Palate

• Sun Gold Hybrid: Dive into the sunny delight of Sun Gold, a top pick for its vibrant golden-orange hue and unmatched sweetness. These robust vines burst with juicy, snack-sized tomatoes perfect for fresh eating right off the vine.
• Sweet 100: Experience the classic charm of Sweet 100. Its cascading trusses teem with tiny, sugary tomatoes. This indeterminate variety flourishes throughout the growing season, a perennial favorite for both amateur and professional growers.
• Black Cherry: For a unique take, Black Cherry offers deep, mahogany-colored tomatoes that blend sweetness with a complex, tangy flavor profile. They’re exceptional in salads or as a novel snack.

Grow Healthy, Disease-Resistant Plants

Our Disease Control cherry tomato varieties are specially bred to fend off common tomato ailments like blights, wilts, and leaf spots. Opting for these hardy types means fewer chemical treatments and more successful yields. Enjoy healthier plants and more fruitful harvests with minimal effort.

Cultivation Tips for Cherry Tomatoes

For peak performance, plant your cherry tomatoes in a sun-drenched spot with well-draining soil. Support their growth with stakes, cages, or trellises to keep indeterminate varieties in check. Regular watering is crucial—aim for consistently moist soil, particularly in hot, dry periods. Boost their growth with frequent fertilization to ensure a lush, productive garden.

About Our Cherry Tomatoes

• 35 cherry tomato varieties
• Prefers full sun
• Preforms in rich well-draining soils
• Direct sowing