Yellow Pear Tomato

Special Treat.

This plant survived 95+ heat wave and just keeps producing. We love to snack on the little yellow pear tomatoes!

Great way to a great start on your summer garden

The yellow pears are always a part of my large cherry tomato garden. They arrive and mid- April in good condition and after careful unpacking, I replant them into quart pots and put them in a sunny window for a couple of weeks as it is still cold for them outside in Seattle till first week or two in May. Once transplanted into the garden they need a little while to adjust before they explode with growth in early June. I sometimes have tomatoes in early July depending on the year. These plant get huge and continuously produce sweet beautiful fruit until October.

No luck with this one

Unfortunately I only got to pick 3 tomatoes off this bush and it died. Not sure what happened. I've had these plants for numerous years and usually have enough to freeze some. I will miss having them this winter.