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    Cerise tomatoes information required...

    I picked up 2 Cerise tomato plants from a friend yesterday and despite having a nose around a few websites (search doesn't seem to be working on this site at the moment) I really can't find much information on them regarding if they have specific needs outdoor vs indoor etc. About as much as I can gather is they are either bushy or trailing depending which site you check and they are 1/2" fruits sweeter than sungold with less acid.

    Thanks in Advance James.

    P.S - Friend has no idea on them either as he picked them up at a garden fair 6 for £2
    Last edited by Jamesy_uk; 12-05-2011, 01:40 PM. Reason: Extra info.
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    I got some cerise seeds from France once while I was there.
    My experience was thus.

    They grew as a bush, cherry toms and got hit very very badly by blight that year. But then so did all my tomatoes, going back a few years now. I don't think I tasted one and if I did it wasn't very memorable.
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    • #3
      Tomate cerise just means cherry tomato - not, I don't think, a specific variety.

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      • #4
        yes i agree a bog standard red cherry tomato - grow as a bush.......
        http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...gs/jardiniere/

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