Name: Cherry Tomato: Sugar Grape Latin Name: Solanum lycopersicum Description: Sugar Grape is a very vigorous growing variety of cherry tomato. The fruit it produces is between 15-20mm in diameter, making it a little bit bigger than other cherry tomatoes. The tomatoes it produces are sweet and tasty. It is also known by its German name Zuckertraube. Growing Habit: Indeterminate Seed Origin: Moldova Sowing: March to May Harvesting: July to October How To Grow Sugar Grape Cherry Tomatoes: Sugar Grape Tomato seeds can be sown indoors in pots or seedling modules as early as February. They can be planted directly outside in pots from Late April onwards. Sow 1 seed in each cell/pot. When the seedlings get to about 8cm tall, they can be replanted into larger pots. Tomatoes need heat, and do best in greenhouses. If growing them outside, put them in a warm, sunny area of the garden. Do not put them uncovered outside until all frost risk has passed. Tomato plants will need to be supported by a stake or something similar, to help the plant grow upwards and bear the fruit. Harvest all of the fruit before the first frost in Autumn. Seed count is approximate.
