Amazingly heavy producer..tried growing in hanging basket.. very good taste.. will try this in future growing seasons for sure.. highly recommend for small garden spaces.. very disease resistant..

I planted this tomato in a 3 Gallon grow bag because I didn't have a hanging planter available. I am so glad I did because this plant is easily 3.5 feet tall. It was our first producer (out of 80 tomato plants, 20+ varieties), and it just keeps giving and giving tons of sweet, bright red, little ping-pong-ball-sized gems. We can't even keep up. We are snacking on them straight off the plant, making tomato cucumber salads, and giving lots away. Everyone loves them. We will definitely be growing these every year from now on. Highly recommend!

Good tomato taste though skins can be just a little thick. They've been ripening over a few weeks - which is what I hoped for. I pick them the same day they look ripe because the ripe ones want to fall off in rain or wind or during watering. Sometimes a couple are red outside but have some green seeds inside. Those taste a little tangier. Still good flavor -not bitter. And none have been mushy or dry. These plants (grown in a hanging planter) had aphids for a month or so while tomato plants nearby (different variety at ground level) barely had any aphids at all. I used a spray of soap, oil, and chile. I had to do it every few days at one point, but it worked. My plants grew up first, then went down over the side pretty quickly.

This was the first year I planted tomatoes from actual seeds! So exciting! These took a longish while to germinate, and seemed to be getting off to a slow start, but patience bore much fruit. They are sturdy little bushes very happy in pots, and full of flowers and, well, little crunchy tomatoes. Adorable!

At the end of August 2022, I started six of these Cherry Falls tomatoes as an experiment in my newly acquired greenhouse (they all germinated). I have four growing in hanging baskets and two growing in 3 gallon grow bags. I couldn't be happier with this variety as they take up little space and are producing enough delicious tomatoes for our salad each day. They are loaded with dozens and dozens of blooms and continue to set on more tomatoes even though we just experienced below zero temps and wind chills here in zone 6B. So far my greenhouse has maintained a minimum temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit and these plants are beautiful and healthy.