Annie's Heirloom Seeds Matt’s Wild Cherry Tomato

Matt’s Wild Cherry is known for its vigorous, sprawling growth habit. Because the plants can get quite large and unruly, you should plan to provide a sturdy trellis, cage, or plenty of space for them to spread out.

While they are prolific growers, their sprawling nature makes them better suited for in-ground garden beds or very large containers with heavy-duty support. If you are tight on space, ensure you have a robust staking system to manage their size.

You can expect to start harvesting these micro-tomatoes about 60 days after transplanting. For the best results, start your seeds indoors before the last frost to give them a head start on the growing season.

This variety is specifically noted for being disease-resistant, which makes it a reliable choice for home gardeners. While no plant is entirely immune to every pathogen, this variety is bred to handle common garden stressors better than many heirlooms.

These tomatoes thrive in full sun. To get the most flavorful, sweet fruit and a high yield, ensure your planting site receives at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily.