We all know the tiny plants that give loads of cherry tomatoes like Tiny Tim. But they're not the only dwarfs anymore. It's possible to grow plants that are about 90cm/3ft high and give a nice yield of good tasting, beautiful beefsteaks.
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| Bushy Chabarovsky, an early determinate that gives pink, slightly "fuzzy", small round tomatoes. |
The dwarfs I'm growing are:
Arctic Rose (midseason, dwf ind, pink medium round tomatoes)
Bonté Tigret (midseason, dwf det, red striped small oval tomatoes)
Bushy Chabarovsky (early, dwf det, pink small round tomatoes)
Coastal Pride Orange (midseason, dwf ind, orange medium round/oval tomatoes)
New Big Dwarf (midseason, dwf ind, pink medium beefsteak tomatoes)
Orange Pixie (early, dwf det, orange small round/oval tomatoes)
Rainbow (dwf ind, bicolor beefsteak tomatoes)
Rosella Purple (midseason, dwf ind, purple medium beefsteak tomatoes)
Shadow Boxing (early, dwf ind, red striped small pointed tomatoes)
Tasmanian Chocolate (midseason, dwf ind, brown medium beefsteak tomatoes)
Tiny Tim (early, dwf det, red cherry tomatoes)
Venus (micro dwf, orange cherry tomatoes)
Wild Fred (midseason, dwf ind, black/purple medium beefsteak tomatoes)
Yukon Quest (early, dwf ind, pink medium beefsteak tomatoes)
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Looks good Daphne! I am also trying out dwarf varieties this year for the first time. I am growing Rainbow Dwarf, Tasmanian Chocolate, Sleeping Lady, Dwarf Mr. Snow and CherokeeTiger Black.
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