📌 Quick Summary: Creamsicle Grape
- 🌍 Origin: A relatively new US release, bred by Brad Gates at Wild Boar Farms.
- 🌱 Plant Habit: A vigorous, tall-growing indeterminate vine that can easily reach over 6.5 ft (2.0 m) in height. Highly productive and known for excellent fruit set.
- 🍅 Fruit & Yield: Produces elongated “grape” or small plum-shaped cherry tomatoes with a little pointed tip. They weigh about 1 oz (25-35g) and grow in clusters of up to 10 fruits.
- 🎨 Color & Flavor: When unripe, they show distinct stripes. Upon ripening, they turn a vibrant cream/yellow-orange with beautiful pink blushes. The flavor is intensely sweet.
- 💪 Growing Tips: The skin is firm and highly crack-resistant, making them perfect for outdoor growing (even in rain), long-term storage, and whole canning.
Creamsicle Grape (USA).
A fantastic new release! A highly productive, beautiful, and delicious cherry tomato variety. It’s a tall indeterminate, growing up to 6.5 ft (2.0 m) tall. It’s a mid-early variety with phenomenal fruit set.
The tomatoes are shaped like little plums (grape tomatoes) with a pointy tip. They are bright yellow-orange with pink blushes/stripes, and very sweet. The trusses set up to 10 fruits each, weighing about 1 oz (25-35g).
The skin on these little tomatoes is quite thick and firm, which means you can easily use them for whole canning/pickling. It has a very long fruiting window and the harvested fruits have an excellent shelf life.
An absolutely excellent cherry variety! It’s an indeterminate, very low-maintenance, and showed fantastic yields grown completely outdoors during the difficult, cold, and rainy summer of 2025.
The fruits are very firm, weighing up to 0.7 oz (20g), and super sweet! 😋 Because they are so firm, they don’t crack or split at all, they store incredibly well on the counter, and they are perfect for putting in canning jars.
When they are unripe, they have highly visible stripes. But as they fully ripen into that creamy-orange color, the stripes kind of fade away and blend in.
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