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90 days, dwarf plants yield juicy, pale yellow, tart tomatoes, 4-6 oz each.
90 days, dwarf plants yield pale yellow, 2-4 oz tomatoes with a slightly tart flavor.
Leaves are finely curled, bluish green, low growing.
80 days, dwarf plants yield scarlet-red, heart-shaped, meaty tomatoes ideal for sauces.
90 days, dwarf plants yield 6-16 oz striped green tomatoes with complex, deliciously tart flavor.
80 days, dwarf plants yield 4-6 oz yellowish-green tomatoes with sweet-tart flavor, container-friendly.
80 days, dwarf plants yield large, crimson pink, heart-shaped tomatoes with a sweet-tart flavor.
90 days, prolific dwarf plants produce 6-10 oz heart-shaped, mahogany chocolate tomatoes with green stripes.
65 days, dwarf plants yield medium, heart-shaped, pink tomatoes with a sweet, balanced flavor.
80 days, dwarf plants produce red, globe to oblate tomatoes with occasional green stripes and tart flavor.
70 days, dwarf plants yield abundant, tasty pink cherry tomatoes, perfect for salads and snacking.
75 days, dwarf plants produce dark pink, golden-striped, juicy tomatoes with a tart-sweet flavor.
70 days, dwarf plants yield tasty, pink, globe-shaped cherry tomatoes, perfect for salads and snacking.
70 days, dwarf plants yield abundant ivory to pale yellow cherry tomatoes, ideal for salads.
80 days, dwarf plants yield juicy, pink tomatoes with a subtly sweet, tart flavor.
70 days, dwarf plants yield abundant pink, oval cherry tomatoes with sweet, balanced flavor.
80 days, dwarf plants yield juicy, green-fleshed tomatoes with a tart, citrus hint.
Attractive flowers, prolific produce; sweet pods, bushy plants.
Slightly sweeter flavor that Dwarf Champion.
Tastes slightly tangy but is mild and has sweet overtones.
Compact, rugose leaf plants with 3-6 ounce, tasty fruit.
75 days, dwarf plants with variegated foliage produce mild, juicy, chocolate-green striped fruit.
80 days, dwarf plants produce prolific, heart-shaped, purple tomatoes with metallic green stripes.
Commonly used in border plantings, rock gardens, and even in containers.
