All varieties in this category are cherry tomatoes with different colors and tastes. All varieties are of indeterminate growth. Indeterminate means that the plant will keep on growing and producing fruit all season. Should preferably be staked or supported and might require pruning of the suckers. Read more about different types of tomatoes.
Black Hole Sun produces round cherry tomatoes. Dark-purple-black fruits with a well-balanced, "full", excellent tomato flavor. Indeterminate. Cross by Bill Jeffers between ‘Sungold’ and an unknown black variety. 80D. 10seeds/pack
Coyote produces round cherry tomatoes. Ivory-white-light-yellow, almost translucent fruits. Pleasant sweet flavor. This is an indeterminate, vining variety of tomato growing to about 200cm in height and spreads some width-wise depending on how much of the suckers are pruned and the choice of staking and support. Mexico. 50-60D. 10seeds/pack
Dr. Carolyn produces mid-sized, round cherry tomatoes around 2,5cm in diameter. Pale-yellow fruits with almost white flesh. Well-balanced, sweet-tart tomato flavor. Selected from a sport of ‘Galinas’, by Dr. Carolyn Male. Named in her honor by Steve Draper. Indeterminate. 65D. 10seeds/pack
Honey Bubbles produces small, round cherry tomatoes in bunches. Beautiful, pale-yellow, almost translucent, soft fruits. Tasty, sweet tomato flavor. Good resistance to brown rot. Crack resistant. Does well also in cooler weather. Regular leaf. Indeterminate. 65-70D. 10seeds/pack
Honki’n Big Black Cherry produces round, larger cherry tomatoes. Pale-purple-black fruits with a rich and complex tomato flavor. This is an indeterminate variety. 65-70D. 10seeds/pack
Ivory Tears produces elongated, drop-shaped cherry tomatoes. Beautiful, ivory-yellow-white, almost translucent fruits with an excellent sweet and fruity flavor. This is an indeterminate, vining variety of tomato growing to about 200cm in height and spreads some width-wise depending on how much of the suckers are pruned and the choice of staking and support. Stabilized cross deriving from ‘Elven Tears’ by Phillip Vermeulen and Gerd Fraeyman. Belgium. 80D. 10seeds/pack