Tomato 'Super Snow White'

Easy to grow. White color for tomato remains on plants grown more in shade, in full sun they get light yellow. Taste is good.

This tomato is a keeper in our garden. It will get a stronger cage in 2011 though. It was a monster that took over the neighboring tomato...Read More cages and was the best performing of all the tomatoes in our garden in 2010. The tomatoes were salad sized and really yummy. It took me a little while to realize that they should be slightly yellow before picking. YUM!

I have had this tomato in my line up for several years and have never been dissappointed. Wonderful flavor and fantastic yield. This was...Read More my second tomato to ripen this year and is still going strong. I picked 30 ripe ones today from one plant. Nice combo of sweetness and tomatoey tang.

A must have in our tomato garden. Grew unbelievably well in less than ideal conditions - max 5 hrs sun/day, "12 gallon" growbag & soil wi...Read Moreth a too high pH - still produced scads of 1 - 1 1/2" pale almost translucent cherries that were sweet but balanced but mild tanginess - aftertaste subtly tropical - addictive. These, the black cherries & the Hawaiian currants were the "go-to" plants. Oh that plant grew about 6 feet tall even with the challenges described. Super Snow White will be back next year but in one of the raised beds.