Cherokee Trail of Tears Tomato
Flavor: rich, sweet, complex
🎯 Best For
History-minded gardeners who want to grow a tomato of profound cultural and historical significance
About Cherokee Trail of Tears
Cherokee Trail of Tears is a small tomato variety said to have been carried by the Cherokee people during the forced relocation of 1838-1839. The small, bright red fruits have good sweet flavor and the plants are adapted to a wide range of growing conditions. A variety of great historical significance.
Growing Tips
Adapted to diverse conditions from its history of being grown across the country. Productive and resilient. Grows well with minimal attention.
Health & Nutrition
High Lycopene
Best Uses
fresh eatingsaladshistorical significancesnacking
Cooking Uses
FreshSaladsSnacking
Disease Resistance
None listed
Key: V=Verticillium, F=Fusarium, N=Nematode, T/TMV=Tobacco Mosaic Virus, A=Alternaria, LB=Late Blight
Climate Zones
Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6Zone 7Zone 8Zone 9
USDA Hardiness Zones where this variety typically thrives.