Southern Exposure Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato

Indeterminate plants continue to grow, flower, and produce fruit throughout the entire growing season until the first frost. Because these plants are vigorous and sprawling, you will need to provide sturdy staking or a trellis to support their continuous growth.

Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato is a relatively fast producer, typically reaching maturity in about 55 days from transplanting. This makes it a great option if you want to start enjoying fresh tomatoes earlier in the summer.

Yes, these seeds are Certified Organic by Quality Certification Services, ensuring they have been grown and processed according to strict organic standards.

This variety is prized for a distinctively intense flavor that balances sweetness with a sharp, tart edge. It is often described as having a more complex, 'wild' taste compared to standard grocery store cherry tomatoes.

While the plant does drop seeds that can sprout the following season, it is not considered invasive. You can easily manage volunteers by mulching your beds or simply pulling out any seedlings that appear where you don't want them.

These plants thrive in warmer climates and are particularly well-suited for the Mid-Atlantic and Southern regions. If you live in a cooler area, ensure they are planted in the sunniest spot available to maximize their performance.