Snow White Cherry Tomato Seeds
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Features
Life Cycle
Annual Plant
Planting Season
Spring to Summer
Growth Habit
Indeterminate Vine
Flavor Profile
Sweet & Mild
Plant Characteristics
Pale Yellow Fruit
Use
Fresh Eating
Growing Conditions
Warm & Sunny
Harvest Advantages
High Yielding
Plant Resistance
Crack Resistant
About Snow White Cherry Tomato
Solanum lycopersicum
Seed Names
Snow White Cherry Tomato
Seed Type
Open-Pollinated
The Snow White Cherry Tomato is a creamy-yellow, bite-sized variety cherished for its unusually sweet flavor and prolific yield. Perfect for salads, snacking, or garnishes, this heirloom tomato thrives in warm climates and adds a beautiful pale contrast to colorful tomato mixes.
Planting Information
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Planting Depth
1/4 Inch
Sowing Method
Transplant Preferred
Plant Spacing
24–36 Inches
Days to Maturity
75–80 Days
Soil Preparation
Direct Sow or Start Indoors
Hardiness Zones
3 to 11
Water Needs
Moderate Watering
Planting Season
Spring to Early Summer
Coverage
Seed Count
Recommended Coverage
100
Up to 150 sq. ft
500
Up to 750 sq. ft
1000
Up to 1500 sq. ft
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These tomatoes were surprisingly juicy and sweet without any tartness. Plants were compact but absolutely packed with fruit. Will definitely grow again next season.
I grew several heirloom varieties this year and these Snow Whites were consistently the sweetest. They held their shape well in salads and didn’t overwhelm other flavors.
Snow Whites have this delicate, almost tropical flavor. I love adding them to caprese skewers or pasta dishes. They’re not just pretty—they taste amazing too.
I planted these alongside red and orange cherry tomatoes, and the color contrast was amazing. These held up well in the heat and were the first to ripen.
These were a surprise favorite—our kids loved how sweet and fruity they tasted. Much less acidic than red varieties. Grew well in pots on the patio.