Tomato 'Jenny'

I love the Jenny cultivar of cherry tomatoes! I have grown them in my garden and in big pots. Found the the flavor in the ones grown in p...Read Moreots to be outstanding! Far sweeter and more tomato flavor than the ones grown in the garden.

That being said, I can no longer find seeds! Anyone know where I can buy some more seeds?

I've been growing Jenny for about 10 years. First bought them because my daughter's name is Jenny. I have a truck farm, and my customer...Read Mores like them because as they color out the flavor changes. When they are a light yellow with a touch of green they are lemony. As they become more orange the flavor sweetens. A handful of Jennys in a salad is like a handful of different, flavorful tomatoes.

I have to keep the stem on them when I pick, because the skin is tender and prone to split.

I keep then to one side of the garden, and they volunteer back every year. They grow like gangbusters. My only problem is that the caterpillars and shield bugs like them, too, but have never had a tomato disease or lack of production

I have grown Jenny for years and I love them. I have had the vines grow to over 12 feet in length, and that is in a maritime climate, and...Read More produce several hundred 1/2 ounce fruits per plant. Very sweet with real "tomato" flavor.

This is a bright orange cherry tomato that yeilds like gangbusters. For me it has been impervious to both pests and diseases. It grows a ...Read Morehuge vine that virtually stops at nothing. Even an outbreak of alternaria leaf spot didn't faze it. I personally don't like cherry tomatoes, but folks who get them from me eat them like table grapes. I never have any of them go to waste.