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There are better green when ripe and worse. Halfway decent nevertheless. // Craig LeHoullier (NC LE C) initially assumed this to be a stable mutation from Cherokee Chocolate that first originated in his garden in 1997, from the Cherokee Chocolate seeds grown by Darrell Merrell of OK (OK ME D). Subsequent growouts by other gardeners showed that there was a chance that Cherokee Green was a cross, not mutation (though Craig has seen only green fruit from saved seeds in subsequent generations). Other gardeners have seen red, yellow or chocolate colored fruits of various sizes from shared seed. Further work needs to be done to grow out a range of seeds from fruit in its initial appearance in Craig's garden.

Medium sized (up to 12 oz), heart-shaped fruits that are nearly identical to 'Cherokee Purple' in coloration and flavor profile.// from Ken Cook NH 13 via Victory Seeds via Rock Angier of NC who discovered this tomato in 2006 amongst his cherokee purple plants.

one of our favorite cherry types

Lovely 1-2 oz chestnut chocolate colored fruits with that wonderful sweet rich flavor that we have come to expect in the darker brown colored fruits. Very prolific and hardy plants. Foliage is dark green and purple blushed. Bred by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms. SSF

A drop-shaped, honey-sweet, multi-floral, open pollinated variety that bears pink fruits in large quantity on its continuously growing bushes. A garden variety ideal for fresh consumption.