Red Robin Tomato
Price: $3.95
SKU: 3405411Introducing Red Robin Tomato, the compact and versatile tomato variety that's perfect for small gardens, balconies, and even indoor growing! Red Robin Tomato is a micro tomato variety that boasts a short plant height of only 6-12 inches, making it a great option for container gardening.
These micro tomatoes produce an abundance of sweet and juicy fruit, making them an excellent addition to salads, sandwiches, and as a garnish for your favorite dishes. With Red Robin Tomato, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown tomatoes no matter how small your space may be.
Speaking of space, Red Robin is the variety of tomato that is currently being grown on the International Space Station in their Veg-05 Pick-and-Eat study.
What sets Red Robin Tomato apart from other micro tomato varieties are two things: its exceptional flavor and prolific nature. Despite its small size, these micro tomatoes pack a flavorful punch that will satisfy even the most discerning taste buds, and it produces more fruit than leaves.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or new to the world of container gardening, Red Robin Tomato is a must-try for anyone looking for a delicious and convenient way to grow their own tomatoes.
Fruit Color: Red
Special Groups: Container Friendly
Special Groups: Micro Tomatoes
Growth Habit: Determinate
Customer Reviews:
By Jeffrey (Charlotte, NC) on July 4, 2025
This Red Robin variety may be my all time favorite cherry type tomato to grow. The plants are unbelievably small yet super productive. The tomatoes are very sweet and juicy.
By Keith A George (Missouri) on March 4, 2025
I had been looking for a dwarf tomato that would do well in the greenhouse. Most of our tomatoes get very leggy and are hard to control. The Red Robin did not disappoint. It maintained its advertised size and produced an abundance of cherry tomatoes for months. The only negative is regarding taste. It lacks a robust taste and is somewhat bland. I will be trying other dwarf tomatoes this year to go with the Red Robin in hopes of creating a mix of cherry tomatoes that will have more flavor.
By Brandi Peterman (Michigan but the grow I’m referring to for the Red Robin tomato grow out was in warren Connecticut) on March 19, 2023
I grew these in 2017 . A gift from a friend that said they came from your store . That is how I learned about victory seeds. I knew nothing about the tomato when I got them. I put them in window boxes. Thinking that they were going to be soooo big for the box to my surprise they stayed small compact plants.only about 5 to 6 inches tall. I stopped counting the fruit after 50 tomatoes and there were still more. I remember thinking who these little guys can produce so much for being so little .They are not as sweet as most cherry tomatoes .so if you like tomatoes without being to sweet,this is the tomato for you. Every year since. I put these in my window boxes around my home. Instead of flowers.
