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A Tiny tomato with a BIG taste and because this Everglades variety is so easy to grow it makes the decision to grow it a no-brainer!

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46 Comments

  1. These grow wild on my property. We always have a feed straight from the plant when we come across them.

  2. I love your videos. You are definitely a large influence on me being interested in being self sufficient.

  3. I grow sweet 100's every year. It's my favorite tomato. They're sweeter than my raspberries and blackberry.

  4. I'm such a fan! Love your kindness and encouraging attitude. Please at least also give us a lil video all about your cheese toastie test!!!

  5. this is my favorite. i had it in my swfl garden last year and this year it volunteered in the chicken compost pile. it is growing wild and tastes so delicious!

  6. Thank you I hate tomatoes but my husband does so I now need to grow some of these for him.

  7. I'm in Zone 9B in Florida, and discovered these a couple of years ago. They are one tomato that grows well here, and mine produce much of the year. I usually throw mine in salads, but will have to try tomato and cheese toasty!

  8. I had this tomato plant growing last year around Easter time. I think from all the kids picking and pulling at it killed it off literally the next morning. It was a hit with everyone though. They all said that it had more of a tomato taste then bigger tomatoes do.

  9. These used to grow like weeds in the back yard as a child. Just walking around the garden picking tomatoes to eat.

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