If you could only grow 4 dwarf tomato plants...

[Dark Rumor]

Originally Posted by jhp

I was going to do just the same thing! Thanks!

Sorry I jumped the gun on the count.

Will all of the dwarf plants work well in a container?

[Labradors2]

Originally Posted by Dark Rumor

Sorry I jumped the gun on the count.

Will all of the dwarf plants work well in a container?

Thanks for doing the count. Most helpful! It may be a bit skewed, because not so many of us have tried some of the amazing newer varieties.

The whole point of the dwarfs is that they can be grown in the ground or in 5 gallon containers . Isn't it great?

Linda

[Sun City Linda]

I'm have Tastywine, Orange Cream and Maralinga started for this year along with some favs, Sweet Scarlet, Summertime Gold and Wild Fred. Guess I better start some Tasmanian Chocolate based on how much everyone likes it!

[jillian]

I am also wondering which of the dwarfs are taller and may benefit from being grown in say a 7 gallon? My focus is on dwarf varieties this year. I have 5 gallon and 7 gallon grow bags.

[jhp]

Originally Posted by Dark Rumor

Sorry I jumped the gun on the count.

Will all of the dwarf plants work well in a container?

No problem! You save me the trouble!

Would still like people's opinions, anyone else who hasn't weighed in yet.

Jen

[Yak54]

Originally Posted by drew51

Craig LeHoullier ranked Orange Cream as 3rd best of the last 30 released in a radio interview on America's Home Grown Veggies. He was on 2 weeks in a row.
Tied for first and 2nd were Golden Gypsy and Blazing Beauty. Tastywine was 4th.

So both of those are real winners! Sweet Scarlet was mentioned as being top rate too.

Drew51---Thanks for your comment and input. Now I'm happy with my two choices for my first Dwarfs. Looking forward to see how they do in grow bags.

[Gardeneer]

Summertime Gold is on my 2017 list. Maybe Tasmania is another.
I like to choose based on broad peer reviews. That is a better bet for me.

Gardeneer

[Cole_Robbie]

There's a lot more I am going to try soon. My best four right now are:

Bosky Chabarovsky
Sweet Sue
Tasmanian Chocolate
Cyril's Choice

[Father'sDaughter]

Originally Posted by recruiterg

I worked on Tastywine and I think it is one of the best so far.

Me too, and yes, it was outstanding. Doesn't surprise me that it's sold out. Hopefully those of you looking for seeds fine someone who bought more than they need.

[sjamesNorway]

Returning from last year:

Dwarf Jade Beauty
Sean's Yellow Dwarf

In addition, this year:

Dwarf Blazing Beauty

In addition, next year:

TastyWine