SUNSUGAR SUN SUGAR TOMATO SEED ~ SWEETEST TOMATO AVAILABLE ? - EXTREMELY SWEET - Very Early Cherry Tomato - 50 - 55 DAYS (0015 Seeds - 15 Seeds - Pkt. Size)

Can't wait to start these tomato seeds in the green house.

I had read negative reviews prior to purchasing these seeds. I wanted to grow these specific tomatoes and usually am able to find starter plants, but all were sold out. I recived seeds in a clear small plastic zip loc bag attached to the purchase order. I researched our local extension service, and determined to soak them overnight prior to planting. I only needed two plants, but planted 12 in pots in order to get at least two. Thirteen plants started! They are a ways from growing any tomatoes, but the plants are growing nicely. This variety is sweet and tastes a little like oranges. They are wonderful Good luck!

Not so good. We only got 4 tomatoes from the plants. The plants grew and grew but did not give us tomatoes.

I wrote a review last year and just saw I never posted it. I actually got 13 plants last year. They germinated and grew easily in my greenhouse. I planted 4 in my garden and gave the others away. They are said to be difficult to grow tomatoes but they were actually no different than any of the others I grew. Sun Sugar are the best cherry tomato you can grow. We love them. I bought them again this year. I got about 30 seeds in my packet and I planted them yesterday

I didn't want to write a review until I grew them. I'm definitely going to buy these again. This is my first year trying these out and all of the seeds took off. They're very good to eat on their own or in a salad.

I’m waiting to see myself. Growing nicely.

Melt in your mouth goodness right here these will always be in my garden

While I usually buy from more established sources, I took a chance on this one and got *zero* germination after two subsequent sowings. Note that I sowed a number of heirloom seeds at the same time, same conditions with good results. Also, I have long-term expertise, having worked in tomato breeding early in my career. Really, you rightfully expect *hybrid* seeds to be the first to germinate. Hard to imagine what could have happened to these to cause zero germination – even tomato seeds I've saved for over a decade still germinate. I recall actually checking reviews for this supplier and not seeing a problem, but this was not only a waste of money, by the time I learned the problem it was too late to order and start other seeds. So I'll be stuck with a purchased Sun Gold seedling, rather than the Sun Sugar I expected to start a bit late, given late winter conditions here. Boo – be wary of this supplier.