CHERRY BOMBS

FLAVOUR BURSTS OFTEN COME IN SMALL PACKAGES — AND CHERRY TOMS ARE A COMPARATIVELY NO-FUSS CROP

Jennifer Stackhouse

Although we’re in the midst of harvesting tomatoes, there’s plenty of time left to grow a crop of cherry tomatoes. They can be started from seed or bought as seedlings from your garden centre or hardware store and planted now. The vines keep producing fruit right through autumn. Indeed, last year, despite a cold winter, I was still harvesting cherry tomatoes in June and July. In tropical and subtropical climates, grow cherry tomatoes in preference to ordinary tomatoes in the hottest, most humid months of the year. Tomatoes are among the most popular and rewarding crops for summer gardens but they can be tricky to grow and are often slow to ripen. If you want a trouble-free yet tasty tomato, grow cherry tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes are highly productive. While each…

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