“This is a heirloom variety my father gave to me. It was first found in his yard in 80’s as a stray tomato plant. He dug it up, grew it….. long story short, it was the best cherry variety of the year. Over the years as he grew it more and more. It seemed NO cherry variety could keep up with the yield/quality. Whats seen in the photo is 2 clusters, so just imagine how much you get per plant. They produce insane amounts of ping pong ball sized fruit. Once ripe, they want to POP and squirt as you bite into them. Harvest as much as you can before the frost hits. Expect plants from 5-10 feet tall with 100’s to 1000’s of tomatoes”

– Jake