Shy_gardner said:I never heard of Cherokee Purple.. Sound good...
gitagal said:Cat--
Cherokee Purple is mu fave too. I have grown, at least, one plant every year.
Lack of space limits growing too many.
I am sure, anyone that shops at HD, has seen the massive racks of "Bonnies"
herbs and veggies available. Each year--there are more and more Heirloom
tomatoes available, including Cherokee Purple. Big, strong potted plants.
Just look for the beige strip where the varieties' names are written.
Those are heirlooms.... I have seeds...
collected from the earlier years of me growing tomatoes.
G.
Catmint20906 said:Do you recommend Cherokee Purple too, Rita?
gitagal said:As far as cherry tomatoes go--YES! "Sungold" is a very tasry one.
As the name suggests--it is yellowish-orange when ripe.
The most prolific one has to be the "Yellow pear". It is still making
some to eat on my bush. It is sweet--not acidly.
I also like "Sweet 1oo's" . Just grab a hand-full when you walk by....
Sungold Tomatoes
https://www.bing.com/images/se...
Yellow Pear Tomatoes
http://www.bonanza.com/listing...
Sweet 100 cherry tomatoes.
https://bonnieplants.com/produ...
They are ALL Yummy!!! Gita