This is a photo of the bottom of 'sweet treats' cherry tomatoes. The plant is 7 feet tall and it's just loaded with fruit! I want to thank Silvia for recommending this super prolific variety. And, it tastes pretty good too. :)

Congrats on your bountiful harvest. :) How did you avoid the worms and squash bugs? They seemed to be fairly active around here since February.

Hi Christine

Congrats on your bountiful harvest! I love any squash and the use in many dishes. I am glad that you like the Sweet Treats tomatoes, it is a very reliable variety for the fall season too. I planted mine 1 month before the other varieties and is given ripe fruit at the same time, they are good slow roasted in the oven and I saved them in the freezer for when I don't have tomatoes.

Some of my harvest

This morning tomato harvest, the Zolotoe tomatoes are better than I expected, I will grow them again.

garden gal - I'm in a cooler spot than you. Those bugs are just now becoming a problem.

Silvia - Slow roasted tomatoes are one of my favorites. And, yes, I find they freeze well that way with more flavor. I'm also harvesting zucchini, summer squash, peppers, and green beans too.

Christine