Boo! Did some say if we believe in ghosts? Lunabear doesn’t but most importantly she would like them to believe in themselves and she does believe in these ghostly about sweet and fruity 2-3 ounce yellow/translucent/creamy round cherry tomatoes (and don’t call her boo if you haven’t gave her a kong) With one of the most prolific yielders, it sure is a trick and trick feeling when we grab them right off the vine and let the juices pop.  These prolific sweet bring enough juice and joy to win the your office/school/life’s Halloween best tomato contest.

- Grown and saved right a Space Dog, USA (Albuquerque) these tomato plants have beaten in the hail, drought, horned worms/hoppers, greenhouse failures and are adapted and ready to be planted.                                                                                                         - Best started inside for transplants* but roll the Halloween dice and direct seed outside too. *great for container gardening. But if you were to start indoors - highly suggest heating mats for tomato/peppers - Transplant, when at least 4” tall, after all danger of frost has passed in area with full sun. Mix in some bat guano/organic fertilizer when planting. Make sure soil doesn't get saturated—when in doubt let it dry out—scratch in some organic fertilizer weekly and pinch early flowers for more vegetative growth.     Indeterminate tomatoes and will need trellising.   Minimum 20 seeds. Boo!