Something Similiar to Naturesweet Cherubs

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Posted by euarto_gullible 5 (My Page) on

Thu, Jan 2, 14 at 23:44

In the winter when we have no fresh garden tomatoes, we get Cherubs from the grocery store. My wife likes them more than my garden cherry tomatoes (Blasphemy, I know.) I'd prefer not to grow out the F2. Has anybody else stabilized it, or discovered an OP grape tomato that is extremely close in flavor?

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Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 9:06

Of the hybrid grape tomatoes I've grown the Cherubs, Santa Sweets and Smarty F1. My Fave would be Santa Sweet Sweets.

I know of no one who has dehybridized any of them although saved F2 seeds from Santa Sweets F1 are known to come true about 99% of the time and many folks are on the F6 and F7 and all is well.

I know of just one grape tomato that is OP and that can be found at Tomato Growers Supply, just called Grape Tomato.

I haven't grown it and don't intend to.

Fact is, I don't see anything special about a grape shape, so have other red cherries I prefer to grow and there's a thread here on this first page now, with lots of links to past discussions about cherry tomatoes.

Hope that helps,

Carolyn

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Posted by euarto_gullible 5 (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 15:50

Well then, if that's the case, I may give the F2 a shot. Thanks.

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