Wild Florida Everglade Tomato

Description

Solanum pimpinellefium These are wild currant type tomatoes that have been growing mainly in the Florida Everglades and throughout Florida.  They can grow almost all year in Florida and similar climates.  They love the heat, humidity, are drought tolerant and resist many diseases and pests.  The fruit is about the size of a dime with a salty-sweet tomato flavor.  Kids love them!  Very productive plants full of clusters of these tiny gems.  Another Must in Florida gardens.   Indeterminate.  Ready 60-70 days from transplant

Ave. 25 Seeds per package

*Germination Tip*   For faster germination put seeds in refrigerator, in a sealed plastic bag or jar for 3-4 weeks.  Then take out and start them.