Hi Anne Miller, and thank you for the 'Welcome'!!
I've been reading and researching a lot about edible perennials and wild or uncommon edibles to grow at home. I came across Everglades Tomatoes. I had never heard of them. They are native to Florida Everglades, are said to be the 'wild ancestor' of the common tomato. They are smaller than a cherry tomato, and more flavorful, also prolific/heavy producers .They aren't technically a perennial, but will re-seed themselves every year, if you let some fall to the ground. I can't wait to try them.
