This tomato is a blessing or a nuisance, those who prefer a tomato that looks after itself and doesn't require staking look no further. This kid you pop somewhere for a set and forget and let it climb everywhere. You can stake it, but I let it run down a bank, over the edge of a garden can afford to give up space.

It is prolific and will split at the top where you pick if overly ripe, so what I do is cut of smaller tomatoes at the end so the top ones ripen really quickly and then cut the whole truss from the vine and place it inside in a bowl for when I need them. Best way to keep them.

Something different for you to try.

Seedling starts of tiny, do not be deceived it then starts to get rather confident. You will see what I mean by set and forget, you will have trouble walking thru it to get to trusses. I warned you.