Seeds Tempting Tomatoes® Patio Sunshine Cherry Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
Seeds Tempting Tomatoes® Patio Sunshine Cherry Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
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No room? No problem! This perfectly petite tomato is a great option for small spaces. This little determinate tomato packs a whole lot of flavor into just over one square foot—the perfect size for patio pots. 100 or more, bright yellow, 1” round tomatoes appear early in the season on this disease resistant plant. Its mildly sweet, slightly acidic fruits ripen for harvest in a quick 45 days.
Packet includes 15 seeds. Store seeds in a cool, dry area until ready for use.
Grow in the landscape or in a 14" diameter pot or larger with a cage or staking. Consistent watering and regular fertilization will be key to keeping your plant in full production mode. Fertilize weekly with Proven Winners Water Soluble Plant Food.
- 3-4' tall & 1-2' wide at maturity
- Annual except in zones 10-11
- Plant in full sun (6+ hours daily)
Please Note: Patio Sunshine seeds are restricted and cannot be shipped to the state(s) of GA, NC, TX.
Use CODE: SEED3 for a discount on 3 packs. Use CODE: SEED6 to get a discount on 6 or more seeds packets.
Seed Starting: Sow seeds indoors 1/8" deep 5-6 weeks before your local frost-free date. Transplant outdoor after threat of frost 24-30" apart at 3-8" deep. Bury the lower part of the stem for support and cage them for best results. You can expect fruit within 70-75 days.
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Zone |
Average Last Frost Date |
Start Seeds Indoors |
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3 |
May 1-16 |
March 27-April 11 |
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4 |
April 24 – May 12 |
March 20- April 7 |
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5 |
April 7-30 |
March 3-26 |
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6 |
April 1-21 |
February 25-March 17 |
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7 |
March 22 – April 3 |
February 15-27 |
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8 |
March 13-28 |
February 6-21 |
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Features
- Heat Tolerant
Characteristics
- Height: 34 - 48 In
- Spread: 12 - 20 In
- Habit: Upright
- Foliage Color: Green
- Bloom Time: Planting To Hard Frost