Super Sweet 100 is named for the long clusters that bear many sweet, bite-sized tomatoes.
Super Sweet 100 Tomato
- Light: Full sun
- Fruit size: 1 inch
- Matures: 65 days
- Plant spacing: 36 inches apart
- Plant size: 8 to 12 feet tall
- Plant type: Indeterminate
When Sweet 100 tomato was first introduced it created a buzz among gardeners because it is so tasty and produces for such a long time. Now, its improved cousin, Super Sweet 100 hybrid, bears the same long, branched clusters of deliciously sweet tomatoes high in sugar and vitamin C. But Super Sweet 100 is known to be more disease resistant, giving plants in a better chance where certain problems may be soil-borne. You’ll be eating them right off the vine before they ever make it to the salad bowl! They are perfect for snacking, salads, and even juice. Super Sweet 100 lives up to its name, especially when harvested that the peak of ripeness. The indeterminate vines continue bearing until frost. Give them a tall support because they grow and grow over the top of the cage and back down again. Resistant to verticillium wilt (V), fusarium wilt (F), and nematodes (N).
Some Bonnie Plants varieties may not be available in your local area, due to different variables in certain regions. Also, if any variety is a limited, regional variety it will be noted on the pertinent variety page.
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Empressb from
This is the only cherry tomato I have grown for 4 years, and it would take a lot of convincing to get me to change. One plant is sufficient for a family of 4. I live alone, so my family and friends reap my bounty. This is the sweetest, best producing cherry tomato, with the perfect round 1" size, for eating off the vine, as a snack, or in a salad. I live in zone 6a and always have an abundance till hard frost hits. Last year we had a summer that was the best I had ever seen, but for the 1st time this plant didn't do as well, so I am hoping it was just a fluke. I will be planting it again in a new location.
Date published: 2015-01-22
Rated 5 out of
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erika from
Prolific delicious snacking tomatoes! These were mostly snacked on as I worked in the garden; not many made it back to the house! Delicious and sweet, there were so many I felt really bad for not staking this plant correctly last year, my yield would have easily been doubled by trellising or caging to allow this little beauty more space... Planted with sweet basil and both flavors were enhanced and almost zero pest problems....I got 2 this year, as one will be for snacking on and the other for giving to friends...2 little plants will produce more than enough for a family if 4 and then some!
Date published: 2015-05-07
Rated 4 out of
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Amy R from
It's unstoppable
I planted one last June, it's now April and its still alive and well, taking over the bed. I cut it down to a foot, and staked it, but it just grows back to a giant bush before I can tend to it. It has consumed my pepper plants next to it and now all the seeds that were dropped are starting to sprout and have created about 10 new plants all around the yard that I didn't water or even notice start to sprout. It will take over your yard. I hope you like tomatoes lol. My only huge issue is the skin will split very, very easily so water consistantly. Los Angeles CA.
Date published: 2017-04-17
Rated 5 out of
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missmary from
I purchased a Bonnie sweet cherry tomato plant from the local box store 9 years ago (yes 9 years ago). These are the BEST cherry tomatoes that I have had. The BIGGEST reward is that since there is such an abundance some fall to the ground. Every year these have come back on their own for 9 YEARS!!! This is not a good thing for the Bonnie Company since I have not purchased another cherry tomato plant since. I have at least 50 plants each year but only keep the healthiest. The best thing for Bonnie co is that I will ALWAYS purchase their plants because of the quality and taste of the vegetables. This year I will be purchasing bell peppers, tomato for slicing, other varieties of peppers and anything else that catches my eyes! Bonnie has a customer for life!!
Date published: 2015-03-17
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LuMax from
Abundance
I live in a condo and have to garden in pots. Last year I bought this tomato for salads and could not believe how much it produced. The fruits are so sweet they're like tomato candy. You'll find yourself picking a dozen or more per plant every day and popping them in your mouth as you pick. You won't be able to help yourself! This plant kept producing an overabundance until the weather turned cold.
Date published: 2017-04-02
Rated 5 out of
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MO gardener Springfield from
I've grown this variety for several years. The past 2 years, I tallied up how many my single plant produced. Believe it or not, two years in a row I harvested over 1000 per plant! That is not including the ones that split and I dropped to the ground. Main problem is that they do split if you leave them even a day or 2 too long. Otherwise, you can't go wrong the this plant
Date published: 2016-04-14
Rated 5 out of
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UrbanPGH from
This is by far the best plant I have ever grown. I like to grow things in buckets, and for this I used a 6 gal white bucket. this plant grew to about 10 feet tall. It continued to produce and produce. We at one point had harvested 50 for a cookout, then ended up picking 50 more that day. It barely looked like we took any! As long as you give it something to grow up, and tie it off, it will produce.
Date published: 2015-05-20
Rated 5 out of
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Bill G from
Very easy to grow: I grow these horizontally down a fence and it works great. Planted in a hanging bucket with a 2" hole drilled in the side, then tied to the top of my fence for however long it wants to grow. Good producer and tasty.
Date published: 2016-03-12
