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Dwarf and Micro-dwarf varieties are smaller plants that are well suited for container growing. Depending on the plant variety, fruit size can vary from full-size to cherry.
Micro-dwarf varieties typically grow 20 inches or less.
Dwarf varieties grow from 24 to 48 inches.

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As much as I love trying new varieties, I still rely on my tried and true favorites. Here's a sample of today's harvest:Top row L-R: Zapotec, Coeur du Boeuf Ananas, Valdichiana.Middle row: Black Krim, Greater Baltimore, Gold Metal.Bottom row: Taxi, Tlacolula Gold, Marmande French.Excellent tomato flavor in each of these. None disappoint. Pick one to add to your garden next year.#thecoeurdalenecoop #heirloomtomatoes #topchoice #organictomatoes #homegrownisbest ... See MoreSee Less

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As much as I love trying new varieties, I still re As much as I love trying new varieties, I still rely on my tried and true favorites. Here's a sample of today's harvest:
Top row L-R: Zapotec, Coeur du Boeuf Ananas, Valdichiana.
Middle row: Black Krim, Greater Baltimore, Gold Metal.
Bottom row: Taxi, Tlacolula Gold, Marmande French.
Excellent tomato flavor in each of these. None disappoint. Pick one to add to your garden next year.

#thecoeurdalenecoop 
#heirloomtomatoes 
#topchoice 
#organictomatoes 
#homegrownisbest
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