CHERRY ROMA

(Lycopersicon esculentum) Heirloom. Baby, 'plum' or 'roma' shaped, rich red fruit to 2.5cm long with sweet, spicy flavour. Used fresh or dried. High yields. 85 days. 200 seeds

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Cherry Roma Tomatoes

By: Steve Stead on 8 February 2018
Excellent flavour and top producer. Only negative is that they shape is inconsistent and ranges from traditional roma shape to red pear shape. But the sensational flavour makes up for this. Seems to be good disease resistance and easy to trellis. Highly recommended.

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High Yields

By: Deb on 5 February 2014
The most prolific tomato we've ever grown.... heaps of fruit.... and so sweet! A favourite!

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