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Here is the best grape tomato available, with heavy production of 1" long plum-shaped fruits that keep well for extended periods::Raw or cooked the tomato is one of the most widely used and versatile foods from your garden. Use fresh in salads, sandwiches, and salsas::Cooked in sauces and stews. Can be stuffed, dried, puree, paste or powdered. The uses are endless::Tomatoes take about 3 - 4 months from direct seeding in the garden to start producing fruit::About 70 days from transplanting 6 - 8 week-old plants to start fruiting; and about 40-50 days from the flower opening to producing ripe fruit.