Thanks for telling me, the small round ones are called Peacevine

Cherry Tomatoes. They are the best. My neighbor didn't want me to share any of with him; but the minute he tasted it he literally ran home to plant some seeds, it was hilarious!!!

I almost think I've seen a package of grape tomatoes at Rollin Oats, I'll have to check next time to see if that's for sure what I have!!!

Thanks again!!!

 
Thanks for telling me, the small round ones are called Peacevine

Cherry Tomatoes. They are the best. My neighbor didn't want me to share any of with him; but the minute he tasted it he literally ran home to plant some seeds, it was hilarious!!!

I almost think I've seen a package of grape tomatoes at Rollin Oats, I'll have to check next time to see if that's for sure what I have!!!

Thanks again!!!

 
I second that idea! Marsha, you must have an incredibly green thumb - first the tomatoes, now this!

 
Hi Marsha, these sound like grape tomatoes...

and they will freely reseed themselves next year, at least mine did from last year. I had so many tomatoes that I couldn't keep up with them, so the ones that dropped on the ground have come up this year. I love plants that do that.

 
I honestly don't know where the tomatoes came from but they turned out to be 'miniature'

plum tomatoes; I was going to roast them but decided to just eat them. there are so many of them they drop off the plant fairly easily when you touch them...now I have some kind of bug that opens one side of them and then you don't want to eat them.

I have so many of the other small organic tomatoes that I usually get before the birds.
I don't mind the birds.

 
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