So ive never planted seeds before, but i was totally thinking, how many will really grow?! So i planted 3 together, my mother planted about 7 together... well... they ALL grew!! Now were not sure how to divide these, oops! I have a black thumb so im totally shocked and so happy! These were amazing little seeds!

These little guys pack a huge punch of flavor! They burst with flavor and juices when you bite into them, I recommend eating them by the handful fresh off the vine in the garden; don't blame me when you have none left to bring inside for later! These will always be in my garden - highly prolific, incredible flavor, no disease issues in Louisville Zone 6/7. I had no issues germinating the seeds last year and the same seed packet seeds germinated for me a year later - so I think the other reviewer must have had a bad packet or other issues with germinating. You will not regret growing these, and you will have enough to give away; my friends now want to grow their own this year because they are so good.

My Candyland plants are in access of 6’ tall. The yield is much more then listed above, more like 100’s per plant. The flavor is very sweet. I planted five plants in my tomato patch and we are overwhelmed with tiny current tomatoes. We even started mixing them in with the strained tomatoes for canning and surpringly, they are very thick, almost like a paste tomato. We will definitely grow again, but probably less plants. The only negative is that they are difficult to pick, especially at first, especially for older people. Highly recommend, our entire family lives them, the sweetness in incredible. I can provide pictures.

I really liked this tomato last year; germinated without problems, produced lots of small tomatoes with very good flavor. About halfway in size between Tidy Treats and Juliets.

I am only reviewing what I know so far. I am growing many varieties of tomatoes this year (Black Krim, Pineapple, Big Rainbow, Candyland, Maskotka, Roma, Giant Garden Paste, Green Zebra, Green Heirloom, Kellogg's, Park's Whopper, Brandywine, Sweet Million, Honey Delight, Sungold, Cherokee Purple, Big Brandy, Mater Sandwich, and Cream Sausage). I had to comment on these today though because they are the cutest little tomato plants ever. They look like little bonzai tomato plants. They are currently just over 1 inch high with 4 true leaves, symmetrical, deep green, and happy looking. My other seedlings that have 4 true leaves are in the 3-4 inch range. The seeds are TINY, the plants thus far are tiny, but really vigorous and I have had 100% germination. I will have to update later int he season to comment on performance and taste.