Do NOT Underestimate This TINY Tomato

A Tiny tomato with a BIG taste and because this Everglades variety is so easy to grow it makes the decision to grow it a no-brainer!

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Self Sufficient Me is based on our small 3-acre property/homestead in SE Queensland, Australia, about 45kms north of Brisbane - the climate is subtropical (similar to Florida). I started Self Sufficient Me in 2011 as a blog website project where I document and write about backyard food growing, self-sufficiency, and urban farming in general. I love sharing my foodie and DIY adventures online, so come along with me and let's get into it! Cheers, Mark :)

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[anonymousperson]

Don't underestimate the growing power of these tomatoes. I grew them in my garden last year. The cardinals loved them. They spread the seeds all over my yard. My yard is now a giant mass of tomato vines.

[alanstowe]

Never heard of a tomato cheese toast test. I need to implement that

[pierrr]

You’re lucky Brian’s able to make a toastie. My cherry tomatoes don’t make it back into my house. Just go for a walk about four times a day and eat a handful as I’m walking around the yard.

[CharlieApples]

I’m from South Florida and these tomatoes were a beloved part of my childhood. In first grade our school gave out Everglade tomato seedlings as part of science class, and I kept growing them long after that. They’re fantastic

[dear_prudence]

I grew Everglades tomatoes for the first time last year - they are absolutely marvelous and I will grow them every year from now on.

[neonphoenixoriginal]

He is the Dad I wish that I had, knowledgeable and kind hearted, thanks to this channel I just know more. Thank you

[misterpanini]

I grow this at my home in Florida. out of all the varieties i've grown, it's the only one that wasn't ravaged by caterpillars. dunno why they didnt touch this one, but i'm happy and will grow these probably exclusively this year.

[janetchu]

Sir, you got a very messy but very healthy garden n your healthy n relaxed lifestyle is me who envy to have it! Thanks for sharing so many planting tips

[ginac]

I planted Tiny Tim tomatoes this year in my vegepod and for four bushes they have produced, near 20 to 25 kilograms of fruit. Great little bushes only actually got to about 30cm high. I have bags of tomatoes in the freezer to make sauce etc over winter. Will definitely grow them again next summer, I am going to try one bush in my greenhouse over winter though. And tomato season should be well over for Toowoomba but my little plants are still growing and giving heaps. It has been a great tomato season for me.

[Natasha___.]

Mate those toasties look bomb! Nothing beats the taste of a fresh, homegrown, tomato as is, but when you add cheese into that equation *chefs kiss* 👌 perfect

[Sahxocnsba]

The tomato and cheese toastie is a fabulous way to test em. My mom used to make similar ones but sometimes she'd use sun dried tomatoes and Parmesan reggiano and we'd always use those little french bread baguettes and cut em in to tiny slices. Soooo good. I'm gonna have to go get some tomatoes and some sun dried too! Love your channel dude

[Nero_Karel]

Always loved cherry tomatoes, but knowing this variety is especially hardy makes them even more attractive - I'll have to try growing those!

[bethb]

Living in South Florida it's one of the easiest tomato plants to grow in our hot humid climate. They really do pack a punch of flavor too.

[paganpride]

Been growing it for years, its the kids' favorite.

[maryannpeel]

Glad you tried them. For Floridians they are one we can count on with our weird weather. I have volunteers all over the yard this year. Everyday I rite in the yard and stuff myself with these little lovelies!

[clarasolis]

I didnt know thwy existed until these tomatoes came out by themselves in my garden and they multiply very fast now. I loved them! I call them wild tomatoes.

[PegsGarden]

Yes!!!! I have 6 Everglades plants they are loaded with fruit here in my west central Florida garden.

[TouchDirt]

First tomatoes I got planted once my new beds were built. They never disappoint and down here in Florida they just keep pumping em out.

[benjaminljcattana]

A pure heart of Light whenever I hear you talk,

Thankyou for all the wisdom my friend, for all the endless wizardy 🙏

May Light, Love and Wisdom be with all 🙏💚🧙‍♂️

[swfswf]

These grow wild on my property. We always have a feed straight from the plant when we come across them.