]> 2026-04-16T08:19:19-07:00 Mexico Midget 0 Mexico Indet. plants with long and lanky vines, with regular foliage typical for wild tomatoes, round red fruits ~1-1.5 cm in diameter. Good yield, reasonably early, and continues to produce until it is killed by frost. Very good intense tomato flavor. Good disease resistance. red round currant cherry indet. * Craig LeHoullier of Raleigh, North Carolina, was sent this variety from Barney Laman, California, via a National Gardening Association seed swap in 1990. Barney claimed that he was given Mexico Midget by his brother, who was a truck driver, who obtained it while driving in Mexico, claiming it grew wild there. * One commercial source noted for 2004 in the [http://www.seedsavers.org/products.asp?dept=85 Garden Seed Inventory 6th edition]: [[Seed Savers Exchange]] , but now it is more available. regular midseason Linda Black of Fountain Valley, California (CA BL L) 08 / [[vendor::Heirloom Seeds|'' '']] [[Heirloom Seeds]] 06 open-pollinated 2011 (''crop failure'') 2013 2017-10-26T21:25:49Z 2458053.3929282 Mexico Midget Mexico Midget#001# Augusta, Michigan Mexico Midget Large vines need caging or staking, sprawling highly branched plant with very small leaves, produces very large crop of seedy 0.5 inch round red fruit that give a burst of sweet flavor. Steadily productive right until first frost. Great to sprinkle them whole in salads or cooked dishes. Craig LeHoullier of Raleigh, North Carolina (NC LE C) 2005 2007