Do you mean Wild Sweetie, the wee red ones,not a currant, that originated with Diggers in Australia?

If so, I've grown it and offered it in my annual seed offer but still prefer Sara's Galapagos in a wee red one..

Carolyn

Well then, how about this one. I had a unknown variety of tomato I had seed saved for 2 seasons. It was a volunteer when I decided to grow it next season. It grew short 4 feet tall both years and had small baseball sized irregularshaped pink fruit. It set easy and had clusters of 7 flowers. I looked forward to growing it this year and when it grew out I was shocked to find these. now I got these, and the plant is 7' tall with over 60 set fruit. I was racking my brain as to what happened and I had a cherry last season 15 feet away. I am thinking the 7ft is hybrid vigor. They are structured inside like a cherry. They almost remind me of a campari. I dunno but they taste GREAT.

Carolyn:
The Sweetie I grew is this one from Burpee. Quote:

Tomato, Sweetie Organic
Deliciously sweet. Perfect for salads.
Bite-sized tomatoes, deliciously sweet, are produced on vigorous plants. Fruits are good size for eating out of hand, or for salads. Indeterminate. Certified Organic Seed.

Days to Maturity: 65-70 days
Height: 48-60 inches
Spread: 36 inches