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Tomato Sweetheart Of The Patio

Tolerant to Late Blight, an outstanding variety for containers and pots.
This compact super producer has shown tolerance to Late Blight in numerous field trials. A sister line of the All-America Selections winning Lizzano, Burpee selected Sweetheart of the Patio for its superior yield and early fruit set. Bursting with snack-ready, supersweet baby cherries about 1″ round, you’ll have delicious, disease-free fruits the summer through. Plant it in a pot, hanging basket, or directly in your garden. Semi-determinate.

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