Tomato 'Sweet Gold'

I grow Sweet Gold in 12" plant pots, and trim them to be about 6" high and not much wider than the pot. I use recycled potting soil and P...Read Morelant Tones Organic fertilizer sprinkling about a level teaspoon about once a week while plant is fruiting. They also get one treatment of liquid seaweed fertilizer when transplanted over whole plant, and one more when they set flower, but only over the roots. Unfortunately, my cherry tomato space is limited to 12 plants per season, so I only grow 2 of these each year. These bright yellow cherry tomatoes are extremely sweet, often the first to ripen, and are still producing ripe fruit well into October. I about 200+ fruit per plant, even in the relatively small pot. The day before first frost, I usually pick 60+ green fruit, and most of those ripen in brown bags in my kitchen, so I am still eating fresh ripe fruit on Thanksgiving. These are the largest of the cherries that I grow, and are slightly less prolific. Since they are slightly larger, then the yield is about the same. While not quite as sweet as Sungold and Supersweet 100, their flesh is very tender, and makes a great contrast. I love these guys.

This was my first "gold" tomato so it's not possible for me to make a comparison to other golds. I bought seed from Tomato Growers and e...Read Moreventually put several plants out on the deck in hanging bags. The plants grew well and produced LOTS of very nice sweet orangey-gold cherry tomatos. Great production all season long and are still going strong even though some of my others are slowing down.