
Matt's Wild Cherry is a tomato cultivar classified as Lycopersicon esculentum var. cerasiforme, distinguished chiefly by the very small size of its cherry-type fruit.
Variety details
Distinguishing Traits
Matt's Wild Cherry stands out for the sheer smallness of its fruit, which looks strikingly diminutive when placed next to a standard slicing tomato such as Early Girl.
Historical Origin
Matt's Wild Cherry is classified taxonomically as Lycopersicon esculentum var. cerasiforme, placing it among the wild cherry-type forms of the cultivated tomato species.
Botanical Lineage
Taxonomic RankBiological Classification (Taxonomic Ranks)
Other Tomato Varieties (39)
- Amish Paste
- ·Arkansas Traveler
- ·Aunt Ruby's German Green
- ·Azoychka
- ·Beefmaster
- ·Better Boy
- ·Big Beef
- ·Black Cherry
- ·Black Krim
- ·Black Prince
- ·Brandywine
- ·Celebrity
- ·Cherokee Purple
- ·Cosmonaut Volkov
- ·Costoluto Genovese
- ·Early Girl
- ·German Johnson
- ·Green Zebra
- ·Hillbilly
- ·Jaune Flammée
- ·Juliet
- ·Kellogg's Breakfast
- ·Korean Long
- ·Mortgage Lifter
- ·Mushroom Basket
- ·Opalka
- ·Paul Robeson
- ·Pineapple
- ·Prairie Fire
- ·Principe Borghese
- ·Roma
- ·Roma VF
- ·Rose de Berne
- ·Rutgers
- ·San Marzano
- ·Stupice
- ·Sungold
- ·Sweet 100
- ·Yellow Pear
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