A generous multi-flora tomato with spectacular clusters of small, oval fruits tipped with a distinctive point.

What impresses me about Barry’s Crazy Cherry is the abundance of its clusters and the unusual shape of its fruits. Each truss can carry 20 to 40 flowers, which develop into numerous small pale yellow tomatoes, oval in shape and finished with a distinctive pointed tip.

Its fruits offer a mild, sweet flavor pleasantly balanced by light acidity. I’ve also noticed a herbal fragrance coming from the plants. Freshly picked, these tomatoes are perfect for salads or simply enjoyed straight from the garden. With its generous production continuing throughout the season, this variety is sure to delight gardeners who enjoy harvesting plenty of small tomatoes.

Developed by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms, Barry’s Crazy Cherry stands out for both its abundant clusters and the distinctive shape of its fruits.

Every variety has its own personality. The best tomato isn’t the one that everyone likes, but the one that finds its place in your garden, your kitchen, and your habits.

You can share its seeds within your community: our seeds are reproducible.

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Flavor Profile

Mild & sweet

Sweetness: ●●●○○ | Acidity: ●●○○○ | Aroma: ●●●○○

Intensity: Moderate | Texture: Juicy

Each flavor profile is based on my own observations in the garden and during tasting. The seeds come from tomatoes selected in my garden.

Technical Information

Uses: Fresh eating, salads

Type: Cherry, multi-flora

Color: Pale yellow

Shape: Oval, with a pointed tip

Size: Small

Botanical name: Solanum lycopersicum

Maturity: Approximately 75 days

Origin: United States, grown in my own garden

Developer: Brad Gates, Wild Boar Farms

Brix observed during my tastings: 5

Sowing: Sow 5 mm deep, 6–8 weeks before the last frost

Temperature: 24–32 °C for germination, then 16–20 °C

Full sun | Sturdy stake | Indeterminate ↕ 200 cm | ↔ 60 cm

Discover its sisters in flavor or use among the recommended varieties.