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DATTERINI YELLOW – yellow firm plum. A beloved series of cherry tomato varieties known as “dates”. It's not just a name – it’s an identity, a match, an actual resemblance to date fruits. The plant is mid-early, strong but not overly vigorous, reaching up to 1.5 meters tall in open ground. It grows in large compound and semi-compound clusters, and both the shape and sweetness are truly reminiscent of dates.
Fruit size is 2 by 1 cm. If you cut unripe clusters as late as possible and hang them in a cool room, they will ripen gradually and delight you with their flavor for a long time. Top marks for beauty! Top marks for a massive harvest! Sweet and well-storing due to easy detachment from the stem, high fruit density, and flavor that lasts. Very sweet and dense to the point of crunchiness – like a candy!
SIMILAR VARIETIES:
Yellow cherry tomatoes are small fruits with bright yellow coloring and a sweet, aromatic flavor. Here are several popular yellow cherry tomato varieties:
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Yellow Pear: Pear-shaped and sweet. Small, yellow fruits often used in salads and sides.
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Sun Gold: One of the most popular yellow cherry varieties. Small, orange-yellow fruits that are juicy and sweet.
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Lemon Drop: Bright yellow, round fruits. Sweet, fruity flavor with a hint of tartness.
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Golden Sweet: Oval, small yellow fruits with a sweet taste and juicy texture.
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Yellow Canary: Larger than typical yellow cherries, sweet and aromatic.
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Honeybunch Yellow: Grows in clusters, small round fruits ranging from light yellow to golden. Flavor is rich and sweet.
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Blondkopfchen: Name translates as “little blondie.” Small, round, bright yellow fruits with a sweet flavor and slight acidity.
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Esterina: Tiny fruits with intense yellow color and sweet taste.
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Miel de Mexique: Translates to “Mexican honey.” Fruits resemble drops of honey. Sweet and fragrant flavor.
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Chadwick Cherry: Small, bright yellow fruits with a rich taste and aroma.
BUY SEEDS DATTERINI YELLOW:
You can place an order through our website and tomato catalog. Keep in mind that availability may vary depending on region and season. When choosing a variety, consider your taste preferences and the growing conditions in your area.