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Black Cherry Tomato

Introducing the Black Cherry Tomato

Beautiful Black Cherry tomatoes look like large, dusky purple-brown grapes; they have that rich flavor that makes black tomatoes famous. Large vines yield very well; unique and delicious. My favorite cherry tomato for salads and wraps!

History of the Black Cherry Tomato

The Black Cherry tomato was introduced in 2003 and was discovered by the late legendary tomato grower, Vincent Sapp of Tomato Growers Supply. Found as a naturally occurring mutation the fruit is large for cherry tomatoes, 1 oz. The taste boasts an exceptionally sweet flavor that is difficult to put down. These tomato plants are prolific.

Plant Profile

TypeIndeterminate
Maturity75 Days
Light RequirementsFull Sun
Seeds Sprout7-14 Days
Ideal Temperature75-95 Degrees F / 23-35 Degrees C
Seed Depth1/8 in / 2.54 cm
Plant Spacing24 in / 60 cm
Frost HardyNo
Latin NameSolanum lycopersicum

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Raeanna

Raeanna Tilly is a watercolor artist, writer, gardener, and storyteller cultivating a life of faith, beauty, and hope at the forest’s edge in North Carolina with her family. Through her art and words, she invites others to slow down, look a little closer, and discover that hope can take root in the most ordinary places.

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