Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)
Mature Height 4 - 8 Feet
Mature Spread 2 - 3 Feet
Growing Zones 8 - 10

Tomatoberry is an indeterminate cherry type that grows great in a garden bed or a container. The perfectly shaped fruit may be small at 1 inch in diameter, but they are packed with intense tomatoey flavor. This cherry tomato is not just delicious eaten fresh but also added to cooked recipes. The vining plants are heavy producers of large clusters of 25-35 tomatoes to a stem and require very little maintenance from late June to the first frost. The small fruit store well at room temperature and can be frozen whole for enjoyment throughout the winter.

Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant Care

Tomatoes prefer full sun and well-draining soil. Amend the soil with 1-2 inches of organic compost before planting and fertilize regularly during the growing season. Give cherry tomatoes plenty of room when planting in the garden or a raised bed. Space plants 2 feet apart on the center and include support from bamboo stakes or a cage for the vigorous growing stems. Plant tomatoes outside after nighttime temperatures are above 50 degrees F.

Growing Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant

Tomatoberry produces ripe fruit 60 days after transplanting and keeps going until the first frost. This tomato reaches 4-8 feet and can be pruned regularly to keep it shorter. Cherry tomatoes grow well in containers for a deck or patio where they are easily accessible. Tomatoberry is both disease and crack resistant.

Plant Tomatoberry in a container that is at least 5 gallons in size and has a 12-inch diameter. Use a soil-based potting mix and ensure the container has adequate drainage holes.

Watering Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant

Water tomatoes in the ground once a week with 1 inch of water. Drip irrigation or soaker hoses is the best way to efficiently get water to the roots while keeping the foliage dry. Tomatoes growing in a container will need to be checked daily for watering. Allow the top 2-3 inches to dry between watering sessions.

Feeding Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant

Fertilize tomatoes through the growing season with a fertilizer containing 1-4-2 or similar NPK ratio. The high phosphorous will encourage heavy flower production and fruiting. Use a diluted liquid feed every two weeks until the fruit begins to form.

Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant Information

USDA Hardiness Zones: 8 - 10

Plant Type: Edible Plants

Light Exposure: Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height: 4 - 8 Feet

Mature Spread: 2 - 3 Feet

Spacing: 2 - 3 Feet

Habit: Upright

Flower Color(s): None

Flower Description:

Bloom Period:

Foliage Type: Herbaceous

Foliage Color(s): Green

Foliage Description:

Seasonal Interest: Summer Flowering

Watering: Average

Resists: N/A

Tolerates: N/A

Attracts: Birds, Butterflies

Container Role:

Uses: Borders, Containers, Mass Planting

Features: Attracts Pollinators, Low Maintenance

Brand: Goodness Grows

Common Name: Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant

Other Name(s): Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato

Scientific Name: Tomato 'Tomatoberry'

SKU:: 1231005519-pc

Container Sizes

Please Note: The pictures below are to give a general representation of the different container sizes. The actual size/ages of plants are estimates and will vary based on; type of plant, time of year, last pruning & many other factors.

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Standard Colors: 2-3 business days

Special Order Colors: 8 weeks - this is due to the planter being custom made with the color(s) of your choice

Please Note: On special orders there can not be any cancellations

Plant Shipping

Time of Order:

Summer Shipping

If there is extreme heat we’ll delay shipping.

We’ll have to review what areas the plants are traveling through along with your location

Once your plant is shipped you’ll receive an email with tracking information. Depending on the above criteria we’ll ship your plant(s) towards beginning of the following week from your order. We put together this helpful guide of what to do when you receive your plants in the mail.

It is important to know that all of our plants are clearly labeled for which growing zones the plant can survive in. The plants are thoroughly trialed and tested in every growing zone before we state the plant can grow in a zone. Again, our #1 priority is to ship the plants to you healthy and ready to thrive in your location. So we will do everything in our power to do so.

Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant

Tomatoberry Cherry Tomato Plant Care