Tiny Tim

Psalms441 · October 12, 2016

I grew Tiny Tim this year and I really liked it. The fruits were anywhere from a small sized marble to cherry. I got a lot of compliments on it from non-heirloom tomato growers who saw the plant in a pot. They did require fertilizer sticks to grow though. Very interesting looking and really good tasting.

Cole_Robbie · October 12, 2016

Neat. I'm glad you liked it. I lost my Tiny Tims due to starting them too early in the spring and they got too cold. I will try again next year.

I had Aztec as a microdwarf this summer. It is a large yellow cherry. I really like the flavor. It would be a good compliment to Tiny Tim.

Psalms441 · October 13, 2016

Aztec sounds very interesting. I seeded my Tiny Tim around July in part sun/part shade and it was ready to eat in September. Little kids are intrigued by such of a small plant with tomatoes on it.

October 12, 2016	#2
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Neat. I'm glad you liked it. I lost my Tiny Tims due to starting them too early in the spring and they got too cold. I will try again next year. I had Aztec as a microdwarf this summer. It is a large yellow cherry. I really like the flavor. It would be a good compliment to Tiny Tim.

October 13, 2016	#3
Psalms441 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Bay Area CA Zone 9 Posts: 41	Aztec sounds very interesting. I seeded my Tiny Tim around July in part sun/part shade and it was ready to eat in September. Little kids are intrigued by such of a small plant with tomatoes on it.