This tiny tomato plant is awesome. As a matter of fact, this plant supplied the only tomatoes I got this year. There was a drought in my area, and my tomatoes were the only source of moisture for the squirrels, and they picked my plants clean. This little plant is tough too! A strong wind blew one of my plants off the patio table and snapped it off almost even with the soil and it grew a whole new plant that is still producing. Also, I planted the part that broke off and it continued to grow. It will try to root anywhere it comes in contact with soil and does a lot of shooting/branching/new growth. That and it produces like mad and the fruit tastes wonderful. If you're on the fence about buying these, don't hesitate, as I can think of nothing negative to say about Tiny Tims.

We planted our Tiny Tim tomatoes late season, and once they set fruit, moved them into the sun porch to overwinter. These little gems ripened and produced over the winter. They are perfect for cooking. They hold up beautifully when tossed with pasta, haricot verts, or other vegetables in a sautee pan. A moment or two of heat is all that is needed to bring the skins to tenderness, and accent the bright flavor of these juicy little tomatoes. Just the perfect size for container gardens. We can't wait to start some more for Spring.

I started 2 Tiny Tims this winter, in the house, then moved them out to the greenhouse. They are 12" tall and have so many tomatoes you really can't see the leaves! Tons of tomatoes!!! Currant size up to big cherry size, 2 plants keeps us in fresh cherry tomatoes everyday. I am starting 2 more plants to bring in the house this winter. These are a keeper for sure.