Sweet Sue

Sue did not lie! These are some of the sweetest tomatoes around, with plum like fruitiness and velvety texture. Something you might not expect from a tomato so delicious is the plant’s container habit, it is a “dwarf” tomato, and one of the only specimens of its kind with rugose potato leaf foliage. Late to fruit, but once started is hard to stop, as they charge into the cold of autumn with heavy trusses ripening in a continuous yield. They are resistant to cracking, and very few fruits have large flower scars. With stems an inch thick, they need minimal staking and can handle being beaten by storms better than most other breeds. About 10 seeds per packet.