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Solanum lycopersicum, Tumbling Tom selections

Tumbling Tom trailing tomato

Tumbling Tom Yellow tomato
Yellow selection shown; this listing also includes red selections. Tumbling Tom Yellow tomato, photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company; Propagation is prohibited.

Compact, trailing growth makes Tumbling Tom cherry tomatoes well suited to hanging baskets and patio pots. Red and yellow selections bear small fruits through summer. Give the basket full sun, consistent moisture and tomato feed once fruit begins to form; leave the side shoots to grow naturally.

At a glance

Sun
Full sun
Mature size
Height: About 6 in. above the container; trailing stems · Spread: About 3¼ ft. (breeder reference)
Water
Consistent moisture; free drainage
Life cycle
Summer fruit; frost-tender annual

Sizes & prices

  • 10"$26.99

Catalog updated September 8, 2026. This is not a live stock count; please call to confirm availability and price.

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Resistance & tolerances
Wet soil
Avoid waterlogged soil and standing water.
Growing & care
Soil & drainage
Use freely draining garden soil or a container with drainage holes.
Pruning
Leave the side shoots to grow; remove only unhealthy leaves.
Harvest
Pick ripe red or yellow fruits regularly, according to the selection.
Feeding
Feed with tomato fertilizer at label rates once fruits begin to form.
Sources & photo credits

online.flippingbook.com

Royal Horticultural Society

Royal Horticultural Society

University of Minnesota Extension

Photo: Tumbling Tom Yellow tomato, photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company; resized for web without enlargement. · Ball customer promotional-use photo license

Image notes: Yellow selection shown; this listing also includes red selections. Tumbling Tom Yellow tomato, photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company; resized for web without enlargement. Propagation is prohibited.

Reviewed September 22, 2026. Growing conditions vary by location.