Nectar Hybrid Cherry Tomato Seeds

I grow these every year. I had also grown the superset 100s, but then I realized that Nectars were better. One thing to know about Nectar. The stems are bendable when young, but don't try to bend them after they've settled in. They will snap.

I like snacking while gardening and cherry tomatoes are one of my favourite. Decided to give the Nectar hybrids a try and was not disappointed. This is going to be the fourth year growing them and each plant consistently produces around 10 Lbs. of super sweet and flavourful fruits over the local growing season which is only 3 to 4 months here in Alberta, Canada (zone 3b). The only specific care tip for this cultivar is to trellis the plant with sturdy supports. The vines can grow around 5 to 6 feet long in my garden.

As a long time fan of Sungold I grow it each year. Last year I added Park's Nectar to my garden. I grew both. And while both plants were very healthy and prolific, the yield and consistency of Nectar was superior. The flavor is sweeter, and is indeed, the sweetest cherry I've tasted. I will be growing nectar again no questions asked.

I have purchased item (seeds) from this company consistently for the last 5 years and everything I plant (almost) grows and produces perfectly - I start everything indoors (February /March - in Ohio) and they are perfectly healthy seeds every time.