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Husky Cherry Gold Tomato

Lycopersicon lycopersicum

"The Tomato Husky Cherry Gold, `Lycopersicon lycopersicum,' is an upright growing plant that produces small, one ounce fruits. The plants grow to four feet in height and bear loads of the delicious tomatoes. The fruits are somewhat larger than typical cherry tomatoes, and are grown in an extended abundant harvest. The soil should be well drained and high in organic matter. In warmer regions, tomatoes can be planted in early fall for a harvest in the winter. When watering, the soil should be soaked to a depth of six to ten inches. The plants require at least six hours of direct sunlight every day."

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