The appeal of Dwarfs

Urbanheirlooms · November 7, 2016

I grew Sarandipity this year just to give these dwarf varieties a try and this is one great looking little tomato. Flavor was good, skin tougher than other varieties (but less crack resistant) and the plants grew fine and did not succumb to disease. Space is not an issue with me, I just wanted to see how well these plants grew so that I could pass on information to others I know who really don't have much room. I can definitely see the appeal of dwarf varieties for those with limited space. Like many others have mentioned, yield was low on my 12 plants.

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November 7, 2016	#28
Urbanheirlooms Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: New Castle, Virginia Posts: 205	I grew Sarandipity this year just to give these dwarf varieties a try and this is one great looking little tomato. Flavor was good, skin tougher than other varieties (but less crack resistant) and the plants grew fine and did not succumb to disease. Space is not an issue with me, I just wanted to see how well these plants grew so that I could pass on information to others I know who really don't have much room. I can definitely see the appeal of dwarf varieties for those with limited space. Like many others have mentioned, yield was low on my 12 plants.