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Home » Heirloom Tomatoes » Dwarf and Micro Dwarf Tomatoes

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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Three seed packets. Three very different stories. Three seed packets.
Three very different stories.

🌱 What exactly is an heirloom?
🌱 Can you save seed from a hybrid?
🌱 Should you be concerned about bioengineered seeds in your garden?

If you've ever wondered -- or felt a little confused -- you're not alone. 

In my Seed Starting for the Home Gardener: A Deep Dive class on March 14, we go well beyond how to fill a tray with soil.

We talk seed types.
We talk genetics (simply)
We talk about what actually matters for home gardeners -- and what doesn't.

Understanding your seeds makes you a better gardener before you ever plant one.

Join me. Bring your questions. Leave smarter. 🥬

Register link in bio or 
bit.ly/3Nvn6jB

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#seedstarting2026 
#idahomastergardeners 
#gardensmarter
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