Cornell University horticulturist Phillip Griffiths has developed three new varieties of grape tomatoes for the “Galaxy Suite.” The varieties, named Green Nebula, Stargazer, and Cosmic Pink, are a snack-sized medley designed to add more color to salads.

High Mowing Organic Seeds is currently accepting preorders for the new tomatoes, which will be delivered in spring 2026. Griffiths, associate professor in the School of Integrative Plant Science Horticulture Section at Cornell AgriTech, has developed a total of nine varieties for the Galaxy Suite.

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