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Growing Tomatoes
madabouteu

"Coyote" cherry tomato

12 years ago

This year I decided to try growing several heirloom cherry tomatoes from seed; this variety has won the race, it's the first to bear ripe fruit. The fruits are on the small side but very sweet and seem almost seed-free; the plant seems to be bearing heavily. The skin is on the thick side, though. It is a definite candidate for growing next year, but I will order quite a few seeds - I had poor germination compared to other varieties, despite ordering from 2 sources.

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