0 2009-11-04T05:21:29Z false This was a very disappointing tomato. It grew vigorously (another wild indeterminate) for at least four feet on each side of the crown. It did not seem affected by wilt even though it was planted in soil that grew tomatoes the previous year. It set its fruit late for a cherry - not until late July, like the standard tomatoes. The fruit were also slow to ripen - for a cherry - and we did not have any ripe Isis Cherries until late September. The fruit are hard and mostly tasteless, like an unripe Sungold. They are also two-bite sized. The plant is still vigorous, but I plan to take it down to give the peas more room next weekend. Won't grow again. 0 false 70493 false false false Entry 2009-11-04T00:00:00Z DMY Public 2009-11-04T05:21:29Z 7250 Sunny 60 F