Zluta Kytice Tomato

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Zluta Kytice Tomato

A must grow cherry tomato in any garden. We were constantly picking these tomatoes everyday once they started to come in. This is a mid-season tomato plant with regular leaves. An indeterminate plant, but also a multiflora too. A great tomato for farmers markets and restaurants because of the high yields from this plant. Multiflora plants produce about 5 times more than your average cherry tomato plants. These cherries weigh from .5oz. to 1oz. with juicy sweet flavor but not overly sweet. Zluta Kytice Tomato makes for a good snacking or salad fruit. Be sure to watch our review of this tomato on YouTube. Another multiflora tomato you may like would be Reverend Michael Keyes Tomato.

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Zluta Kytice Tomato

A must grow cherry tomato in any garden. We were constantly picking these tomatoes everyday once they started to come in. This is a mid-season tomato plant with regular leaves. An indeterminate plant, but also a multiflora too. A great tomato for farmers markets and restaurants because of the high yields from this plant. Multiflora plants produce about 5 times more than your average cherry tomato plants. These cherries weigh from .5oz. to 1oz. with juicy sweet flavor but not overly sweet. Zluta Kytice Tomato makes for a good snacking or salad fruit. Be sure to watch our review of this tomato on YouTube. Another multiflora tomato you may like would be Reverend Michael Keyes Tomato.