Juliet tomatoes produce and produce!

by Bonnie Becker
(Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada)

I discovered this little tomato about 5 years ago and now it is a favourite of my family and a number of friends. It is referred to as a 'saladette type' It produces a multitude of little Italian-shaped tomatoes that are sweet and juicy with a great tomato flavour.

Juliets grow on a large plant that requires staking. I've never had any problems of any kind with this tomato, and I've never had one crack. It's a keeper. Oh yes, one problem, keeping my two grandsons from eating all the tomatoes right off the vine!