• Creamsicle Grape – Sweet Orange Grape Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Creamsicle Grape – Sweet Orange Grape Tomato | Vertiloom

Creamsicle Grape – Sweet Orange Grape Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Pale orange grape tomato by Fred Hempel of Artisan Seeds, introduced in 2020. Small oval to elongated fruits with a delicious sweet, fruity flavour. Excellent keeping quality both on the plant and after picking. Abundant yields from midseason.
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5/5

Bita Posted on 20 October 2025 at 20:59

This year was the first time I grew Creamsicle Grape outdoors. Despite their small size, I harvested a bumper crop. The tomatoes were fruity and sweet and had a strikingly beautiful colour. A dream that will grace my garden again next year.

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Creamsicle Grape

  • A recent creation by Fred Hempel : Creamsicle Grape is an American tomato variety developed by Fred Hempel of Artisan Seeds. First introduced to the public in 2020, it stands out for its soft orange colour and small, elongated fruits.
  • Pale orange grape tomatoes : The small tomatoes are oval to elongated and turn a delicate light orange as they ripen. Faint stripes may be visible during ripening, but these generally fade when the fruits reach full maturity.
  • Sweet with a pleasant fruity note : The flavour is deliciously sweet with a fresh, fruity character. Their convenient size makes these tomatoes lovely for snacking straight from the plant or adding a sunny touch to salads.
  • Remarkably good keeping quality : A particularly useful trait is the ability of the fruits to remain on the plant for a long time without quickly losing quality. They also keep well after picking, offering more flexibility at harvest time.
  • A productive indeterminate plant : Creamsicle Grape has an indeterminate growth habit and regular foliage. From midseason onwards, the plants produce abundant crops of small fruits. Suitable support helps manage the heavily laden branches.

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