I have planted snow white cherry tomatoes for the past four years. For three of them, I ordered this plant from Hirt's (planted from seed the other year). They are fantastic. A perfect mix between sweet and tart. My little girl (now 7) always says they are her favorite, and when we plan our annual garden, this is her first pick. They turn a bit yellow when ripe, but are still much lighter than actual yellow tomatoes. The plants as shipped do look a bit shriveled upon receipt--the first time I got plants by mail, I was convinced they wouldn't make it--but if you follow the instructions for hardening them off and then get them planted, they will be fine. I have probably bought 30 tomato plants from Hirt's over the years and all have flourished. In two weeks, you won't be able to tell the difference between these and the ones you bought from the local nursery (except my local nursery doesn't sell this unusual type).