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Seed Packets for Best Cherry Tomatoes for your garden.
Here are our selections for the best cherry tomatoes for exceptional flavor, best producing, and easiest to grow.
MON077 Chocolate Cherry
The Chocolate Cherry is a popular heirloom variety known for its sweet, rich, and slightly smoky flavor, as well as its deep mahogany-brown color. They are indeterminate plants, producing abundant clusters of 1-inch fruits throughout the growing season.
Highly productive plants produce delightfully flavorful cherry tomatoes continuously throughout the summer. Round fruits are borne on trusses of 6-8 and measure 1" in diameter; fruits hold well on the stem and resist cracking, but can be picked several days before reaching maturity without sacrificing quality. Dark purple in color, sweet and delicious in taste, this cherry tomato will dress up any salad.
Highly productive plants produce delightfully flavorful cherry tomatoes continuously throughout the summer. Round fruits are borne on trusses of 6-8 and measure 1" in diameter; fruits hold well on the stem and resist cracking, but can be picked several days before reaching maturity without sacrificing quality. Dark purple in color, sweet and delicious in taste, this cherry tomato will dress up any salad.
MON070 Currant Red
The Red Currant tomato is the smallest edible tomato variety, typically measuring only 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter. Often described as being the size of a pea or a large marble, these "jewel-like" fruits are prized for their intense, concentrated sweet-tart flavor.
Plant Habit: It is a vigorous, indeterminate plant that produces sprawling, lanky vines ranging from 4 to 8 feet in height.
Harvesting: Fruits grow in long, cascading trusses (resembling clusters of currants) containing 10–20 tomatoes each.
Because of their tiny size and firm, juicy texture, they are frequently used as: Garnishes: Adding a pop of color and flavor to gourmet dishes. Salads: Used whole to prevent messy juice splatter when cut. "Tomato Raisins": Their high sugar content makes them ideal for sun-drying. Determinate, 70 days.
Plant Habit: It is a vigorous, indeterminate plant that produces sprawling, lanky vines ranging from 4 to 8 feet in height.
Harvesting: Fruits grow in long, cascading trusses (resembling clusters of currants) containing 10–20 tomatoes each.
Because of their tiny size and firm, juicy texture, they are frequently used as: Garnishes: Adding a pop of color and flavor to gourmet dishes. Salads: Used whole to prevent messy juice splatter when cut. "Tomato Raisins": Their high sugar content makes them ideal for sun-drying. Determinate, 70 days.
MON066 Emerald Green Cherry
Emerald Green Cherry Tomato is a sweet, tangy heirloom variety that stays green even when ripe, developing a golden blush, and offers a unique flavor often described as fruity and slightly spicy, making it great for salads or snacking. These indeterminate (vining) plants produce abundant, small (around 1-inch) fruits with a bright green flesh and a juicy, complex taste that stands out from typical red tomatoes, offering sweetness with a hint of tartness. Indeterminate, 80 days.
MON068 Golden Nugget Cherry
Golden Nugget is a highly popular cherry tomato variety known for its vibrant yellow-gold color and early harvest time. Developed by Oregon State University in the 1980s, it was specifically bred for cool climates, making it a reliable choice for northern gardeners.
Small, round to slightly oval fruit, measuring about 1 inch in diameter. They turn a deep yellow to golden-orange when ripe.
Sweeter than many yellow varieties with a well-balanced, mild, and low-acid taste. Indeterminate, 56 days.
Small, round to slightly oval fruit, measuring about 1 inch in diameter. They turn a deep yellow to golden-orange when ripe.
Sweeter than many yellow varieties with a well-balanced, mild, and low-acid taste. Indeterminate, 56 days.
MON069 Green Grape Cherry
Golden Nugget is a highly popular cherry tomato variety known for its vibrant yellow-gold color and early harvest time. Developed by Oregon State University in the 1980s, it was specifically bred for cool climates, making it a reliable choice for northern gardeners.
Small, round to slightly oval fruit, measuring about 1 inch in diameter. They turn a deep yellow to golden-orange when ripe.
Sweeter than many yellow varieties with a well-balanced, mild, and low-acid taste. Determinate, 70 days.
Small, round to slightly oval fruit, measuring about 1 inch in diameter. They turn a deep yellow to golden-orange when ripe.
Sweeter than many yellow varieties with a well-balanced, mild, and low-acid taste. Determinate, 70 days.
MON074 Ground Cherry
Ground cherries, also known as husk tomatoes or strawberry tomatoes, are small, sweet fruits in the nightshade family encased in papery husks. While they are close relatives of the tomatillo (the Mexican husk tomato), ground cherries are typically much sweeter and used in both desserts and savory dishes.
Ground cherries related to tomatoes, but have a tropical taste. Small, gold-to-orange berries (approx. 1/2 to 3/4 inch) wrapped in a thin, lantern-like husk. Flavor Profile: Often described as a tropical blend of pineapple, strawberry, and vanilla with a mild tomato undertone.
They can be eaten fresh, dipped in chocolate, or cooked into jams, preserves, salsas, and pies. Sprawling, bushy plants that rarely need staking; they often "self-sow," meaning they may grow back from fallen fruit the following year.
Planting: Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. The fruit is ripe when the husk turns papery and brown and the berry falls to the ground. Unripe (green) fruit can be toxic and should not be eaten.
Ground cherries related to tomatoes, but have a tropical taste. Small, gold-to-orange berries (approx. 1/2 to 3/4 inch) wrapped in a thin, lantern-like husk. Flavor Profile: Often described as a tropical blend of pineapple, strawberry, and vanilla with a mild tomato undertone.
They can be eaten fresh, dipped in chocolate, or cooked into jams, preserves, salsas, and pies. Sprawling, bushy plants that rarely need staking; they often "self-sow," meaning they may grow back from fallen fruit the following year.
Planting: Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. The fruit is ripe when the husk turns papery and brown and the berry falls to the ground. Unripe (green) fruit can be toxic and should not be eaten.
RTP428 Ice
A unique, small, white cherry tomato with a juicy, meaty, and full flavor, similar to a beefsteak tomato. This plant produces a profusion of delicious tomatoes throughout the season. Can be grown in baskets and containers as well as in the garden. Almost white, 1-1/2" cherry, indeterminate. 65 days.
Disease resistance: Disease resistance not specified.
Disease resistance: Disease resistance not specified.
MON071 Isis Candy Cherry
The 'Isis Candy' cherry tomato is a popular heirloom variety known for its unique appearance, sweet, fruity flavor, and high yields. The small, round fruits feature a beautiful yellow and red marbled skin, often with a distinctive "cat's eye" or starburst pattern on the blossom end.
The taste is rich and complex, making them a popular choice for salads and fresh dishes. Isis Candy tomatoes have a relatively short growing season, typically reaching maturity in about 75 days, making them a great option for gardeners looking for a quick yet rewarding harvest. Their exceptional flavor, combined with their stunning appearance, makes them a standout in any garden. Determinate.
The taste is rich and complex, making them a popular choice for salads and fresh dishes. Isis Candy tomatoes have a relatively short growing season, typically reaching maturity in about 75 days, making them a great option for gardeners looking for a quick yet rewarding harvest. Their exceptional flavor, combined with their stunning appearance, makes them a standout in any garden. Determinate.
MON072 Large Red Cherry
The Large Red Cherry Tomato is a classic heirloom variety celebrated for its robust flavor and prolific yields. This variety is specifically known for producing fruit that is roughly "half-dollar" sized (1 to 1.5 inches in diameter), which is significantly larger than typical "sweet" cherry hybrids. Indeterminate 75 days.
MON064 Pink Cherry Tomato
Small pink cherry fruits will add color to your salads and your garden as well.
Fruits are juicy, very sweet, and low acid. Determinate plants produce in only 68 days.
MON065 Plum Chocolate
A delightful addition to any salad and they offer a unique sweet tomato flavor. Especially good for eating straight from the vine!
Clusters of brown-red fruits, small plum size 1 x 1-1/2", juicy dark burgundy interior, indeterminate, 70 days.
Clusters of brown-red fruits, small plum size 1 x 1-1/2", juicy dark burgundy interior, indeterminate, 70 days.
MON067 Snow White Cherry
The Snow White cherry tomato is a popular heirloom variety known for its unique ivory to pale-yellow color and exceptionally sweet, fruity flavor. Developed by Joe Bratka, this variety is prized as a "snacking" tomato that often converts those who typically do not enjoy tomatoes. Indeterminate, 75 days.
MON073 Sweet Pea
The Sweet Pea Currant Tomato is an heirloom variety known for producing some of the smallest edible tomatoes in the world, typically only 1/4 inch in diameter. These tiny, ruby-red fruits are roughly the size of a pea or a black currant and are prized for their intense, sweet, and wine-like flavor.
An indeterminate, sprawling plant that can reach lengths of 10–20 feet. Extremely prolific, often producing hundreds or even thousands of fruits per plant throughout the season.
Deep red berries grow in long, elegant clusters (trusses) of 10–12 fruits that resemble beads on a necklace.
Typically matures in 62 to 80 days from transplanting.
An indeterminate, sprawling plant that can reach lengths of 10–20 feet. Extremely prolific, often producing hundreds or even thousands of fruits per plant throughout the season.
Deep red berries grow in long, elegant clusters (trusses) of 10–12 fruits that resemble beads on a necklace.
Typically matures in 62 to 80 days from transplanting.
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