I planted this in the front of my garden with borage because the foliage is gorgeous and can be seen from the road. It has grown over fiv...Read Moree feet and has quite a few blooms starting but only has ripened a handful of marble sized great tasting little tomatoes as of the first of August. It may not be the most prolific producer but it sure is the most beautiful. I will plant again next year simply to enjoy the foliage and have a bonus of tiny tomatoes for salads.
I planted this in the front of my garden with borage because the foliage is gorgeous and can be seen from the road. It has grown over fiv...Read More
SSE- and DG- member Dr. Carolyn Male first listed this one in 1997. Said to be identical to Angora Super Sweet.
A cherry tomato with fuzzy, silvery-grey, dusty miller type foliage. Tomatoes have a slight "fuzz" but to a lesser degree than the "peach" tomatoes.