Type
Dwarf and container tomatoes
Compact plants that thrive in a pot, on a balcony, or on a sunny windowsill with little or no staking. Some carry cherries, some carry full-sized fruit on a knee-high bush. Proof you do not need a garden to grow a tomato.
7 varieties
DwarfTiny Timopen-pollinated · 60 days · EarlyDescribed as a pleasant, balanced sweet-tart cherry flavor. A small-fruited dwarf grown more for where it fits than for a standout taste.
DwarfTasmanian Chocolateopen-pollinated · 75 days · MidDescribed as richly flavored with a silky texture, a dependable brown slicer for a small plant. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.
DwarfRosella Purpleopen-pollinated · 80 days · MidDescribed as a sweet, rich, intensely flavored balance of sweetness, acidity, and savory umami, rated among the best tasting dwarf varieties. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.
DwarfPatiohybrid · 68 days · EarlyDescribed as a pleasant, classic mild tomato flavor on a plant grown mainly for its compact size and productivity. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.
DwarfRed Robinopen-pollinated · 55 days · EarlyDescribed as sweet, juicy, and pleasantly mild, a classic cherry-tomato taste on a tiny plant. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.
DwarfOrange Hatopen-pollinated · 60 days · EarlyDescribed as sweet and pleasant on a tiny plant, a cheerful micro cherry. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.
DwarfRosella Crimsonopen-pollinated · 70 days · MidDescribed as well balanced and sweet, a flavorful dwarf that crops heavily. This is the recurring catalog and grower description, not a measured claim.