80 days Delicious, sweet flavor makes this 1-ounce cherry popular with home gardeners. Large vines set huge yields and are disease resistant. Developed by the late horticultural expert Alan Chadwick. He sure had a winner with this one!
Reviews from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds customers.
I've been growing this cherry tomato for over 10 years, in the mountains of NM, in Albuquerque, NM and now in Missouri and it always grows and produces large amounts of good sized, tasty tomatoes. It was the only tomato that has always produced and has good disease resistance. It was the only tomato that made it through the drought and 14 days of 100 degree plus temps in Missouri 2 summers ago. Highly recommend this cherry tomato.
This was recommended by a cousin in Springfield, MO. This tomato produced when others didn't. It makes an abundant crop but not overwhelming like some cherries. Ping-Pong ball size with good flavor.
I have grown these tomatoes for three years now, and they delight me every year. They are firm and great tasting. I have never known them to be mealy or mushy. They are the perfect size to scoop the seeds out and stuff with your favorite ingredients! If you grow only one type of cherry tomato, let it be this one!
Phyllis' Notes:
Chadwick Cherry Tomato plants for sale at the Clintonville Farmers' Market beginning Saturday, May 17th, from 9-1. Come ready this summer to CFM to sample more than 20 varieties of tomatoes from Granny B Farms. See you there.
Phyllis' Notes:
Chadwick Cherry Tomato plants for sale at the Clintonville Farmers' Market beginning Saturday, May 17th, from 9-1. Come ready this summer to CFM to sample more than 20 varieties of tomatoes from Granny B Farms. See you there.
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