That sweet, wild, smoky taste is like no other tomato - or anything else! I will always grow at least one coyote tomato plant, for the p...Read Moreure snackin' pleasure. I'd love to use them in salsa, but all that skinning would be tough.
I planted eleven varieties of tomato this year and the Coyote was the second, after Black Cherry, to produce edible fruit. The plant has...Read More been easy to grow and the flavor is amazing! It is the sweetest tomato I have ever tasted! The fruit is small - no larger than a medium sized grape and very delicate. The yellow fruit easily stands out against the green leaves and the the plant is very open, making the tomatoes easy to harvest. So far, this tomato is my all-time favorite.
Coyote has amazing-flavored tiny tomatoes on an enormous wild and sprawling plant. You will want to give this variety plenty of support.<...Read Morebr />
The taste is very rich--almost "mushroom-y" when ripe and unlike any other yellow tomato I have tried. They're also yummy when just starting to ripen.
The fruits are very soft and prone to splitting--this is not a packing tomato. But, if you plant one where you pass by, it will provide you with plenty of luscious snacks. As a market grower, I don't usually plant fruits that aren't marketable, but I make an exception for this incredibly delicious tiny tomato, and I eat them all myself!
Very hard plant to kill. It survived our very hot summer, and never stopped setting fruit. Plants got HUGE!!! Don't underestimate the ...Read Moreweight of these plants when caging or staking. Lost a couple of the tomatoes to blossom end rot, but that was my fault. Very resistant to it. Loved the flavor of the fruit, as did my toddler.
I tried this tomato for the first time this year. The plant is very vigorous, and produces tons of tiny cherry tomatoes despite getting n...Read Moreot quite the optimal amount of sunlight. The taste of this tomato is very unique, and not watered down at all, but it doesn't taste like a tomato to me. While the flavor wasn't bad, I didn't particularly like it as a tomato.
So I ended up giving a lot of these away. Everyone else loved them! And out of about 10 other varieties of cherries that I grew, this was one of the favorites (along with Sungold and Black Cherry)! Everyone who tried them noted their unique flavor, but unlike me, they all really enjoyed it. So I guess I'm just the weirdo! I'll grow it again next year because it was so popular, productive and healthy (I hardly water it too).
Coyote's flavor is out of this world! Mine are in the half-inch size range. Their translucent appearance is reminiscent of a pallid yello...Read Morew gooseberry. They have a thin skin; do not keep well, and burst in one’s mouth with a tantalizing, perfectly balanced acidity to sweetness ratio. The assertive tomato taste says, "homegrown perfection."
50 days, indeterminate —This variety was given to Craig LeHoullier by Maye Clement during a Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Harvest Fair show, as a cluster of fruit on the vine. She indicated that it grew wild in her home country of Mexico. It is a tiny cherry tomato that ripens its prolific crop to an ivory, translucent yellow color, shading to darker yellow at the shoulders. Flavor is superb.
This knockout taste will definitely be invited back next season.
That sweet, wild, smoky taste is like no other tomato - or anything else! I will always grow at least one coyote tomato plant, for the p...Read More
I planted eleven varieties of tomato this year and the Coyote was the second, after Black Cherry, to produce edible fruit. The plant has...Read More
Coyote has amazing-flavored tiny tomatoes on an enormous wild and sprawling plant. You will want to give this variety plenty of support.<...Read More
Very hard plant to kill. It survived our very hot summer, and never stopped setting fruit. Plants got HUGE!!! Don't underestimate the ...Read More
I tried this tomato for the first time this year. The plant is very vigorous, and produces tons of tiny cherry tomatoes despite getting n...Read More
Coyote's flavor is out of this world! Mine are in the half-inch size range. Their translucent appearance is reminiscent of a pallid yello...Read More
Tall, tall vines set out clusters of tiny pea sized cream colored cherries.....When ripe they blush yellow.....From Vera Cruz, Mexico.