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2009 Cherry/Small Fruit Tomato List




(I) = Indeterminate variety; must be staked, produces fruit continually through the season.
(D) = Determinate variety: do not need staking, produces all its fruit at once; good for canning and sauces


Black Cherry (I)
Hybrid Deep mahogany Cherry size Sweet yet rich (65 days)

Black Plum (I)
Hybrid/Russia Deep mahogany 2"-3" Unique/tasty (60-80 days)

Gold Nugget (D)
Hybrid Bright golden yellow 1" oval Rich, sweet, almost seedless (60 days)

Ildi (I)
Heirloom Yellow Tear drop shape Delicious, sweet/acid (68 days)

Isis Candy (I)
Yellow-gold w/red marbling 3/4" across Sweet, rich, fruity (70 days)

Italian Ice (I) NEW
Hybrid Ivory 1 1/2" Sugary sweet, a summer treat (65 days)

Matt's Wild Cherry (I)
Hybrid Deep red 1 oz. Very sweet, high sugar (60 days)

Snow White (I)
Hybrid Ivory to pale yellow 3/4" to 1" Sweet without being sugary (75 days)

Sugar Lump (I)
Heirloom/Germany Deep red 3/4"- 1" Sweet, acidic (75 days)

Sun Gold (I)
Hybrid Yellow-orange 1/2 oz. Tropical taste, best tasting cherry (60 days)

Super Sweet 100 (I)
Hybrid Red 1" Super sweet (65 days)

Sweet Baby Girl (I)
Hybrid Dark red 1 oz. Super sweet, luscious (65 days)

Sweet Pea Currant (I)
Hybrid Red 1/2" Intense flavor, kids will love them (75-80 days)

Thai Pink Egg (I)
Heirloom/Thailand Jade pink 1-2 oz., candy sweet (75 days)

Tiny Tim (D)
Hybrid Red 3/4" Sweet; heavy production (60 days)

Wild Cherry (I)
Heirloom/Mexico Deep red 1/2" Intense, rich, good for snacks (65 days)

Yellow Pear (I)
Heirloom Clear yellow 1 1/2-2 oz. Very sweet, garden candy (78 days)




Disease Resistance Codes


A = Alternia (Early Blight)   F = Fusarium Wilt   N = Nematodes


T = Tobacco Mosaic Virus   V = Verticillium Wilt



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