Tomato 'Tumbler'

I raised my tumblers from seed for the first time this year (2006) and am extremely pleased with the amount of fruit these produce. Very ...Read Moreeasy cherry type tomato to grow.

As a newbie to tomato-growing, I'm really chuffed at how easy these are, and it's also nice to have hanging baskets with a purpose. Very ...Read Moreeasy, and also quite pretty!

We've been growing from seed for past 8 years here in Edmonton Canada. Last year we kept two and gave away to friends 10-12, and have bee...Read Moren starting them for friends for past five years, they and we love them. After first frost this year put them in unheated garage, and they kept producing until Nov. They continue to amaze us with the number of tomatoes they produce. Must be watered daily and fertilized weekly, we plant them in 16" pots about 14" deep. Black plastic in full sun.

Years grown three always in various containers. Found the plant to be early and produce over the full season. Plant grew healthy and was...Read More high yeilding. Size was good for a cherry and taste was great. I gave forty starts away and got rave reviews from all. These starts were grown from the canadian border to seattle by lot's of non gardening folks who brag of their success.

one word the plant is stunning.

Nuff said

The 'Tumbler' grows best in 16" hanging baskets. I plant two(2) in each basket and hang them about 8 feet off the ground. They will hang...Read More gracefully over the sides with beautiful red, sweet, cherry tomatos in great continuous abundance.

Because of the shallowness of the basket they require daily heavy watering. (A must!!) They are truly worth the effort for the fruit is sweet and juicy. I fertilize with Miracle-Gro Tomato Plant Food (water-soluble fertilizer) every two weeks as instructed.

'Tumbler' is a real eye catcher, according to my neighbors!

Cascading hybrid especially bred for growing in a hanging basket. Very good yield of sweet and highly flavorful cherry tomatoes.
<...Read Morebr /> Word of warning: though sometimes advertised as dwarf hanging basket plant it still gets pretty big hanging down from the basket; thus the basket should be high up from the ground.