These slightly acid tomatoes have been a personal favorite since childhood. The continuous yield is truly amazing. They brighten up a salad and are also a welcome addition to sauces. A long vine. This trial standout, without question, provides the largest number of fruit per plant that we have ever seen.
Tomatoes are small, an inch or so in diameter, and a healthy golden color.
They are one of the earliest to mature in the field, not prone to cracking and don't have a lot of seeds. Flavor is memorable, similar to Yellow Pear. This variety, bred by Dr. James Baggett at Oregon State, is fairly determinate allowing efficient space utilization. This unique, tiny tomato was developed by Dr. J. W. Scott and Dr. B. K. Harbaugh of the University of Florida. The fruit and leaves of this variety are in proportion to one another.