Auriga is the Latin word for "charioteer," and this salad tomato has all the qualities tomato lovers value most, including balanced tangy-sweet flavor, productivity, and resistance to cracking. Vigorous vines produce clusters of 2- to 3- ounce, golden-orange fruit with sugar-sweet flesh that is blushed with ruby. Auriga is the product of East German tomato breeder Dr. Martin Stein, who developed the tomato in the 1970s.

auriga

You will adore this blackish-purple skinned, cherry tomato with dark red flesh and a sweet and juicy flavor. It produces sweet and juicy fruits in abundance through the summer. These little cherry tomatoes, are so pretty in a salad when combined with other colors of cherry tomatoes, such as Sungold, Yellow Pear and Green Grape.

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black cherry

Cherry Tomatoes

These 2 "long cherry tomatoes have an unforgettable flavor reminiscent of pineapple. I grew these because of their beauty. I was amazed at their taste. It was tart at first and then your mouth is flooded with a sweet, lovely juice making for a sweet/tart experience.

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blush

Pink fruits are striped with yellow and are crack resistant. Great sweet taste and very pretty in a salad. Vigorous vines produce continuously over a long growing season.

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bumblebee pink

A vigorous vine producing many  red-skinned, purple striped, cherry sized fruits. The 1-1.5 inch sweet round-elongated fruits grow in clusters from tall indeterminate vines which will need a support system of a trellis or string.

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bumblebee purple

You will love the sweet, fruity taste of these oblong fruit which weigh barely an ounce. Some show a "beak" at the blossom end. Swirls of reds and oranges make this a lot of fun.

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bumblebee sunrise

We love this one! It grows well in a pot and produces lots of yummy little fruit. These are currant tomatoes and smaller than regular cherry-type. Expect more than 100 fruit from every plant. The tomato plant has a nice tidy habit.

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candyland red

Plants are loaded with clusters of sweet and delicious little gems. The 1" cherry-like fruits are rich brick red with deep chocolate shading. These are perfect for salads, slicing or canning with an exceptional fresh flavor that is rich and complex.

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chocolate cherry

This is the first dark tomato with strong disease resistance. Faint green stripes against a dark, brick red background. Grape-shaped fruits, 1 in. by 1 1/2"., are very sweet and grow in trusses of 6 to 8. Excellent yields.

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chocolate pear

Vigorous, wild and sprawling. Its produces great amounts of tiny, cherry tomato type fruit that ripens to an ivory, translucent yellow color, shading to darker yellow at the shoulders. The flavor is superb.

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coyote

Vigorous plants bear numerous golden-yellow, fine-flavored, 1" oval "nuggets". Uniform, compact plants, averaging 24" in height, begin fruiting extra-early.

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gold nugget

A cluster-type similar to the kind you can buy in the produce section of the supermarket. You know what I mean. Bright red, and flavorful, 4 to 5 oz. fruits perfect for salads and snacking, holding their form and flavor for up to 2 weeks.

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goliath, cluster

Thin-skinned and juicy, with a distinctive flavor and shape. Fruits weigh 1/3 to 1/2 oz. each, in clusters of 16 to 40 fruits. Ideal for America's current preference for smaller, grape shaped tomatoes.

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grapette

A sweet, spicy and delicious cherry. Green with silvery shoulders. Small, slightly pear shaped fruit. Fruit is yellowish-lime green with kiwi-green colored flesh. Large vines produce huge yields. Some plants produce bright green fruit; others produce "frosted" fruit, which are lighter in color and even sweeter.

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green doctor's frosted

These are the first, fully ripened green cherry tomato. Fruits are delicious, juicy and sweet. They turn a lovely golden green when ripe and are wonderful straight from the vine. Mix with Sweet Million and Sungold cherry tomatoes for a rainbow infused salad.

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green grape

This yellow cherry tomato produces huge clusters, of 1" fruit, sweet and juicy! Well branched and extremely prolific.

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honeybee

Small, round cherry tomatoesgrowing in massive bunches. Beautiful, pale-yellow, almost translucent, soft fruits. Tasty, sweet tomato flavor. , Regular leaf, producing white grape colored cheerful little fruits

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honey bubbles

Golden orange, 1/2 oz. cherry tomatoes are touched with a sweet taste of honey. Honeycomb’s  6-7' vines are filled with 12-15" trusses that are loaded with tomatoes rich in flavor. Produces a bumper crop of 150-200 fruits per plant.

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honeycomb

Hundreds Yes. Thousands? Not really, but you won't go short of tomatoes with this variety. The sweet, mini-cherry fruit are very flavorful and early. Perfect for someone who wants tomatoes on their balcony or patio. Plant with petunias and lobelia for a pretty hanging baskets.

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hundreds and thousands

Producing massive clusters of delicious yellow/orange cherry tomatoes. As many as 50-70 cherry tomatoes per cluster. At 6' tall, Ildi had an average of 8-10 clusters per plant. It is a very early ripening cherry variety. Regular-leaf tomato. Great for salads and snacking.

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ildi

An eye-catching cherry tomato which ripens from amethyst purple to a stunning, almost black, with a brick red bottom. Flavor is great and is an all around crowd pleaser. As with any Indigo family tomato, allow fruits to fully mature for best flavor.

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indigo blueberries

These have the same striking dark blue anthocyanin coloration over red flesh as Indigo Rose. Yield and flavor are much improved, with larger clusters of 1-2 oz. fruit. These are very sweet when ripe. Wait for them to develop an reddish tint for best flavor. As with any Indigo family tomato, allow fruits to fully mature for best flavor.

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indigo cherry drops

Picture-perfect fruits of superior quality, marbled in red and orange, with a cat's eye starburst on the blossom end. These 1-1/2" cherry tomatoes are sweet. Heavy yields of short trusses. The first time I grew these, I waited for them to turn red which they never did. Eventually, I looked them up and realized they were a marble-orangish/red color!

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isis candy

Amazing trusses of small, bright red cherry tomatoes with strong disease resistance. Highly prolific these small, red fruits have all the flavor of a full-sized tomato packed into a single bite. Fruit have excellent texture, resisting cracking and rot when picked with calyx on. An AAS Winner.

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jasper

Small, sweet, intensely red cherry tomatoes grow in clusters of 15-30 fruits, and are oblong shaped like grapes. The fruit resists cracking and hold well on the vine for days.

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jelly bean

This pink cherry has loads of flavor. Yummy. Good acid content and a sweet taste in meaty fruits produced in clusters of 9 to 14, weighing 1-1/2 oz. each, with a distinct peach shape with a point on the end.

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jolly

Grape shaped, sweet flavored fruits. Glossy red and crack resistant, they stay on the vine longer than other cherry tomatoes. They have a thicker skin but a lovely bite, with luscious juices. These grow well in planters or large containers and they are yummmy!

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juliet

One of my favorites. These little fruits are resistant to cracking which is the scourge of many a cherry tomato. Not only do I love the cute name, they are really sweet, one of the first to ripen in my garden, and very prolific, bearing in large trusses of tomatoes. Plants will need staking.

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ladybug

Elongated green-striped cherry tomato with a striking red blush. As Lucky Tiger ripens, the green striping becomes more defined and the background turns red. We love this one. Excellent sweet, tart flavor. Part of the Artisan series tomatoes.

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lucky tiger

Tiny cherry tomatoes are packed with an amazing flavor. When you bite into these delightful morsels, they literally burst with intense, rich tomato flavor, perfectly balanced with sweetness. Tall plants. Originally from Mexico, where these tomatoes grow wild.

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matt's wild cherry

Unique cherry tomato that ripens to red with a beautiful glossy black-purple overlay when exposed to sunlight. This coloration comes from the accumulation of anthocyanin pigments, the same reason blueberries are blue and contain healthy antioxidants. Great in salads or eaten straight off the plant. An AAS Winner maturing earlier than some other cherries, and is very easy to grow.

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midnight snack

Plum-shaped Italian variety favored for drying. Make your own sun dried tomatoes. Meaty tomatoes have very little juice and few seeds. Small plants become extremely loaded with fruit.

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principe borghese

The name of this German heirloom variety means 'giant bunch of grapes,' Bouquet-type blossoms turn into bunches of 20 to 40 small, oval red fruit with pointy ends. Plants are covered with fruit. Flavor is excellent.

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riesentraube

A very productive heirloom cherry plant from Japan producing large pink cherries in clusters. Absolutely  delicious flavor. Multifloras (aka compound inflorescence) produce lots of fruit, per cluster.

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rose quartz

Micro mini fruit, just the size of a tiny pea, and said to be the world’s tiniest tomato! The tiny, fire engine-red fruit are arranged beautifully along super long trusses. What Spoon lacks in size, it makes up in flavor. This variety packs tons of bold classic red, tangy tomato flavor,

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spoon

If you love grape tomatoes, but don't have the space for supports to grow tall plants, Sprite offers a wonderful alternative. There is no sacrifice in fruit quality, size, productivity, or flavor - just shorter plants for smaller gardens. The small red oval grape tomatoes are borne in amazingly large numbers on more compact  plants. Their taste is refreshingly sweet and skins are thin and crisp,

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sprite

Sweet German heirloom that produces heavy yields straight through until frost. Clusters of 6 to 12 smooth, deep-red fruits, each averaging 3/4" to 1" in diameter. Excellent eating quality and flavor. Also known in some circles as "Gardener's Delight"

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sugar lump

Aptly named for its cherry red, bite sized fruits that are juicy and sweet enough to snack on all by themselves. Heavy trusses support lush clusters of round, 3/4" fruits that average just 1 oz. each. Plants perform best when staked.

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sugar snack

I've grown these for several years and I really love these tomatoes. The super sweet flavor and pink skins are absolutely wonderful. The oval-shaped, slightly pointed fruits are very productive and they will always have a place in my garden.

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sugary

Bite sized, super sweet and thin skinned. What more could you ask of a cherry tomato? These are vigorous plants producing a wealth of bright red fruits.

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suncherry

Customers all-time favorite! Juicy and very sweet, Foliage is a pretty bluish green. The best cherry tomato you will ever put in your mouth. Eat straight from the vine, warmed by the sun. Prolific and early. Wow your friends with a salad composed of white, yellow, red, pink and green cherry tomatoes.

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sungold

The size of a marble, these golden fruits are bursting with sweetness. They are slightly more tangy than the Sungold and have a different flavor, more tropical. Just as good, only in a different way. Despite thin skins, they are quite crack-resistant and are heavy-bearing all season. They grew well in a large pot.

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sunsugar

A favorite. This is the most prolific tomato I've grown. The plant was enormous and the tomatoes numerous.  Mild and sweet, bearing 2 oz., ivory-colored cherry tomatoes, mild in taste. They are about the size of a ping pong ball. Kids love them!

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super snow white

These plants will need staking or caging but will reward you by producing long strands of super sweet red tomatoes and are extra high in Vitamin C. Great in salads or right off the vine.

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super sweet 100

From England, this might be the sweetest cherry you'll ever eat! Bright red fruits have great flavor and high levels of sugar and a tangy flavor. Plants have a multi-branching habit and are completely covered with bite sized, 1/2 oz. fruits.

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sweet aperitif

Tremendous 5 to 6 ft. vines yield loads of early, super-sweet, tender-skinned fruits. Vines boast as many as 10 clusters of fruit at one time, each with 15 to 20 large cherries, 1 to 1-1/2" in diameter. Displays high crack-resistance and drought tolerance.

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sweet chelsea

A grape tomato that is brilliant red, and has good flavor, shelf life and resistance to cracking. It is has good vigor and produces early impressive yields with continuous sets and full clusters of very firm fruit of excellent quality.

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sweethearts

Terrific new cherry-sized tomato. As the name implies, these are sweet-tasting. Grows well in the home garden. Ideal for eating fresh, in salads, relishes and warmed by the sun, straight off the vine. Prolific producer.

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sweetie

Terrific flavor in high yields of super-sweet cherry tomatoes that have excellent, hybrid disease resistance. Long chains of smooth, dark red, 1 to 1½  fruits are produced on large vigorous plants. Matures early and continues producing until frost.

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sweet million

Just perfect for container growing or smaller gardens. Plants grow no more than 18 inches tall and can be grown in a 6-inch pot. Round, bright red cherry tomatoes are about 3/4 inch in diameter. You won't be doing any canning but it is cute and makes a statement.

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tiny tim

These tomatoes are especially bred for hanging baskets. Bushy plants look fantastic mixed with petunias, lobelia and alyssum. Sweet, bright red fruits with good yields for the size of the plants.

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tumbler

Perfect for hanging baskets, or small space gardens. The stems cascade down with bright red fruit. Try mixing it with bright blue lobelia and white alyssum for contrast. Try planting it with it's counterpart, the "Tumbling Tom Yellow". Fruit ripens throughout the summer.

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tumbling tom red

Perfect for hanging baskets, or small space gardens. The stems cascade down with bright yellow fruit. Try mixing it with bright blue lobelia and white alyssum for contrast. Try planting it with it's counterpart, the "Tumbling Tom Red". Fruit ripens throughout the summer.

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tumbling tom yellow

aka Grappoli d'Inverno. From Southern Puglia in Italy. This is a grape-shaped red cherry, producing loads of great tasting sweet fruit. Tomatoes hold well on the vine and after they're picked. The variety does well in a pot or container and is a good candidate for hanging and drying on the plant.

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winter grape

An heirloom, they grow on tall, rangy plants and bear in heavy clusters of 1 ¾ inch sized fruits. Children especially love their unique shape. Mild flavored, sweet, perfect for salads or straight from the vine.  

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yellow pear

A grape shaped cherry tomato grown by mistake one year. There was an error in seeds we got from a supplier and this is what came up. Fortunately, it was sweet and very prolific too so we were able to save seed from that harvest.

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yummy

The color is unusual - lavender and purple stripes, turning to olive-green, red, and brown/blue stripes when fully ripe. Fruit holds well on the vine. Crack-resistant and very sweet! Wispy foliage looks delicate but belies these plants' vigor and productivity. These range in size from a large grape to plum-sized.

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brad's atomic grape

One of the first pink cherry tomatoes in the world providing a uniquely balanced flavor of sweetness and acidity. Great texture with a deep rich matte finish on the outside. Uniform and crack-free, 1 oz fruits grow in clusters of 12 to 15 fruits per truss. This is one I really, really like.

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sweet treats