Burpee 'Sun Gold' Hybrid, Sweet Orange Cherry Tomatoes, 30 Non-GMO Seeds

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ These tomato seeds are AMAZING! 🌿🍅 I planted them and they took off beautifully — super healthy, vibrant plants with strong stems and tons of little tomatoes already coming in. The germination rate was excellent, and the plants have been thriving even with minimal fuss. I already have some starting to turn red, and they look absolutely perfect. If you’re thinking about growing your own tomatoes, these seeds are 100% worth it — strong, reliable, and so satisfying to watch grow! 🌞💧🌱

I ordered the Sun Gold tomato seeds. This is the most delicious tomato I've ever eaten! They are so sweet. These are better than anything I can get in a store around me. The tomatoes I buy at the store usually tend to be less flavorful than these beauties. I planted 6 seeds for my first go. I started them inside since I live in a colder state, then got them planted outside by the end of May. They all grew nicely, there were no duds. By the end of summer I'm picking handfuls every day. I'm still picking them at the end of September. Make sure you are picking them when they turn a rich orange color. If they're still a little yellow when you pick them or you won't get the full flavor experience. They have a tendency to split as well. Particularly after a rather hard rain, many were split. These tomatoes are a treasure, and I will continue to grow them every year.

Sun Gold cherry tomatoes are delicious and easy to grow. The weather of coastal PNW does not intimidate them...they're hearty and prolific. I highly suggest you try them. You won't be sorry.

The germination rate is really good. I bought these in mid-November and am trying hydroponic tomatoes. It's January 30 now, and I have lots and lots of yellow flowers. No tomatoes yet but it seems like they will be appearing soon.

The absolutely the best cherry tomato that can be found. I only had one plant last year and had a bounty on tomatoes. I would go to the garden and eat them like I was picking blueberries, one after another. This year I will have at least 4 plants and will give away the rest. The flavor is so sweet and refreshing. These tomatoes take a salad to a new lever.

Very disappointed. Ordered them in November to plant this spring. There were 15 seeds in the package, not 50. Of course we discovered it after the return date.

Hopefully these have a good germination rate. Package indicated 50 seeds. One would expect maybe a few extra, but there were only 45 included.

I have grown Sweet 100's every year for the last 20 to 30 years. They are my earliest tomatoes to ripen and the last tomato vines to pull up. They are the sweetest and best-tasting tomatoes I grow. The only con I have is that they tend to produce so abundantly that the wooden stakes and cages get ahead of my ability to keep up with the abundance of their growth. Their vines of busted stakes and the weight of their growth and the number of tomatoes bend my tomato cages! So, every morning I have to go out and pick a small bucket of delicious cherry tomatoes and enjoy them just right off the vine or as condiments in my salads at lunchtime. If you want to eat the best tasting tomato you should plant this cherry tomato. Oh, if you enjoy BLT's grow the Yellow Whyche tomato! Between the two tomatoes you should have a great summer.