Galina Yellow Cherry, or Galina’s Yellow, is a Siberian heirloom tomato from Russia. Its 3/4 - 1-inch golden fruits grow in long clusters and have a rich, sweet-tart flavor. The vigorous, indeterminate potato-leaf vines tolerate heat and cold, resist cracking, and keep well after harvest. Bill McDorman introduced the variety to North America in 1991 after collecting seeds in the Soviet Union.
Germination: 5–14 days
Maturity: 58–75 days after transplanting
Genus: Solanum lycopersicum
Quantity: 15 Premium Heirloom Seeds
Appearance: Small, round cherry tomatoes ripen from golden yellow to orange-yellow and grow in long, abundant clusters.
Flavor & Uses: Rich, complex sweetness balanced by mild tartness; excellent for fresh snacking, salads, and colorful garnishes.
Growth Habit: A vigorous, indeterminate tomato with sprawling, potato-leaf vines. Stake or cage plants to support the vines and heavy fruit clusters.
Growing Notes: This resilient, open-pollinated tomato performs well in both cool and hot conditions. Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last expected frost. Transplant outdoors after frost danger has passed into rich, well-drained soil with 6–8 hours of full sun. Harvest when the fruits develop a rich golden-yellow color.
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