Vigorous growth in hot summer conditions ensures reliable harvests even when other tomatoes fail
Small currant-type fruit offers incredible flavor for fresh eating
Natural salt tolerance allows for diverse planting locations
Indeterminate plants sprawl across the ground, reducing need for caging
Suitable for partial shade, extending harvest periods into late summer
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The famous wild Florida tomato - was actually likely brought here by Spanish explorers so its not actually native. That said it has naturalized in south Florida and now grows "wild". Very vigorous growth (even in the heat of summer when other tomatoes call it quits). These are small currant type tomatoes with incredible flavor. Allow the
Growth habit
Indeterminate, sprawling
Fruit type
Small currant tomato
Sunlight requirement
Full sun or partial shade
Flower color
Yellow, Red
Plant class
Solanales
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I can’t really say how it produces yet but I do have a starter I’ll be planting soon :) I was surprised that I every tomato seed I purchased produced a starter. I’m expired to see how they grow.
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Sharriea · August 18, 2026
Still just tiny little starts, but I think I have a 100% germination rate.
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Kat · June 21, 2026
Planted in pots and also started in bounty aero garden. They are doing great. I will move them to the garden soon.