Sugar Rush Hybrid Cherry Tomato

I much prefer grape to cherry tomatoes and these deliver on the "sugar rush" name. They're firm and meaty and don't tend to split or quickly spoil. Always a satisfying, flavorful bite. I think I finally found my "forever grow" grape.

These are very good tomatoes. You will not run out, as it's extremely productive. The only complaint is that the skin is thick when eating fresh, compared to the Super Sweet 100 rounder cherries. Family loved them.

I love a cherry tomato, and these do not disappoint. We've gotten SO MANY and we're really only about halfway through the season in north texas. All of our seeds germinated (but we only planted two transplants because we have limited space). The plants are big, happy, and living their best lives out there... I'm a low maintenance hobby gardener, so we did some initial pruning and fertilizing, then let them go and just kind of see what happens. These seem like a really solid cherry tomato. Prolific producers, tasty little fruits, pretty in color and shape - no complaints! Every garden needs a cherry tomato, and this is a great choice!

It produces an abundance of tasty tomato's and seems very disease resistant. It's indeterminate, grows very tall and keeps producing i=until winter hits.

Beginning a few years ago, I grow this variety every year now. Its sweetness and flavor are superb. People rave about sungold, but for reds, this is at the top for a tomato that is like eating a healthy piece of candy. I cannot recommend it enough. Loaded trusses of above average sized fruit for this category. I recommend growing at least three plants per person — you will want to be snacking on them that much.