All over Europe, tomatoes are marketed on the vine. It makes for a beautiful presentation, and gives the consumer the feeling of freshness. It can also be a big labor saver on the farm, as it is much easier to clip a whole truss than it is to pick each individual cherry tomato. This concept has recently started gaining a market in the US, but it has long been the unfortunate case that cluster-harvest tomatoes do not taste very good. The qualities that help make a good cluster tomato are often at odds with the traits that make a tomato good to eat: Even ripening, holding on the vine, long shelf life. Edox is the first cluster cherry tomato we have found that is beautiful, durable, and legitimately delicious. It represents a great opportunity for fresh market growers to present something visually appealing, while also delivering on what really counts.

Varieties

Open Pollinated

Fruit Colors

Red

Flesh Colors

Red

Fruit Shapes

Oblate

Fruit Sizes

Cherry

Culinary Uses

Salad

Maturities

Mid-season

Plant Types

Indeterminate / Multiflora

Leaves

Regular

Flavors

Sweet