This last batch of seedlings, consisted of a total of 6 seedlings.
The picture below shows (from left to right), a Sun Sugar, a Sun Cherry Extra Sweet and a Sun Gold seedling.

The picture below shows (from left to right in the foreground), a Sweet Baby Girl, a Sweet Baby Girl and a Sugar Snack Seedling. In the back corner, is the Super Sweet 100 Seedling that I had planted 2 weeks ago.

In this Raised Bed, I used regular 54" Tomato Cages that I had bought a couple of years ago from Home Depot. I did not use Texas Tomato Cages because this Raised Bed is too small to fit them. In addition, the Texas Tomato Cages are very expensive, and I have plenty of these 54" Tomato Cages lying around. I need to make sure to prune these Cherry Tomato plants so that they do not outgrow the cages too quickly.
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