Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 60
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 25
AnnualIndeterminate - Matt's Wild Cherry tomato is an heirloom variety renowned for its prolific production and exceptional flavor. Originating from Hidalgo, Mexico, this indeterminate tomato produces an abundance of small, deep red fruits about the size of a marble. The fruits are known for their intense sweetness and robust, tangy flavor, making them perfect for snacking, salads, and garnishing. The vigorous plants are highly disease-resistant and thrive in various conditions, continuing to produce fruit until frost.
Unbelievable yield of sweet cherry tomatoes. Great for snacking, salads and bunches look great on an appetizer tray.
So far these are germinating the best out of any of my tomato varieties (planted several cherry, roma and brandywine). Hoping these will continue to do well as they grow!
I planted these last Spring and was hopeful these would do well. The “vigorous and disease resistant” description was a big draw for me. The seeds germinated but failed to thrive in my garden. With the exception of the Rio Grande variety, all other plantings performed very well in my garden. May try again this coming season in containers. It would be helpful if MIG could add which varieties do best in a particular zone in the description.
I've been growing this tomato for years! It is great for snacking and to toss a handful onto salads. I do toss extras into my sauces, salsas and soups.
One of my favorites so far and will grow these again and again. Extremely prolific and started fruiting early. Still producing in October in zone 6b!
So far all 6 seeds that I planted have germinated and are growing well. I am planning on transplanting them into bigger pots soon until they’re ready for the garden.
My old reliable variety, always produces an abundance of tomatoes towards the end of the season!
Little pepper plants popped up quickly, they seem to be doing very well thus far.
Really great germination, I am currently growing them in my hydroponic system.
I gave one to my partner last summer... he said, "WHY DOES THIS TASTE LIKE CHAMPAGNE??"
This variety will be in my garden until I can no longer garden!
