Tempting Tomatoes^® Goodhearted^® Solanum lycopersicum

I've seen these on Garden Answer and wanted to try them for a long time. Every year I put out a tomato garden for my mother. She'll get a salt shaker and sit around eating them through out the day. She's usually a fan of big slicers like Better Boys. Last year though, I got her a bunch of cherry tomato plants. A local greenhouse grew the goodhearted variety in hanging baskets and they looked absolutely amazing. I bought two plants and they produced all the way until August. They probably would have went longer had I remembered to fertilize them. I just swung by the market today and he already had some baskets for sale. I scooped up two and have no doubt they'll be amazing this year too.

My new favorite snack-sized tomato plant! All 15 seeds sprouted and grew into magnificent compact tomato plants. I used peat pellets, then peat pots and then transplanted them to my Southeast USA garden in mid-April. I also used grow lights and they thrived. The amount of tiny tomatoes from each plant is truly amazing. The mature plants put up with a fair amount of neglect, but bounce right back. The tomatoes look great when cut in half in salads and recipes. Very good taste to them as well. If you are looking for a patio or compact tomato plant, highly recommend this great variety. Can't wait to grow more next season!

Last year I bought seeds to produce these cherry tomatoes. They were amazing performers ! I had 3 plants that grew beautiful and put out so many tomatoes! Awesome taste! I had one in a container and 2 in a raised bed. They all performed equally well! Beyond that they grew in a wonderful bounty to last in Spring and Summer! The nice thing about them is they did not get mushy fast. You had time to pick them when they turned red and they lasted some after picking. Other cherry tomatoes we tried would turn mushy in a couple days. We are growing some in the house now to have some tomatoes in the winter. We have grow lights inside. Will see how they do. These are a staple in our garden every year now. I want to put them in hanging baskets this year. Enjoy a snack in the garden, sitting on your porch or those yummy salads! I recommend you try the seeds or plant. Wonderful size for containers or garden and great choice for limited space!

Grew the Goodhearted Tomatoes from seed last year. I planted them in pots and hanging baskets and they did exceptionally well. The amount of tomatoes these little plants produced was amazing! Will be growing them again this year.

So many tasty tomatoes on one plant!