These varieties were all made possible and made available to you by the "Dwarf Tomato Project" - A group of all volunteer, amateur, hobby gardeners led by Craig LeHoullier and Patrina Nuske-Small. See below for the rest of the story. Each packet contain approximately 20 seeds unless otherwise noted.

TomatoFest now introduces our release of 30 prized, Dwarf tomato varieties sourced from the Dwarf Tomato Project that we have personally grown and harvested for seeds, with plant and fruit descriptions and photos taken by us.

Dwarf Tomatoes-Bounty Hunter Seeds has the largest collection of these very popular rare, heirloom, dwarf tomato seeds. These are great for small areas.

These dwarf tomatoes have compact growth and typically don’t grow above 4 feet. This means they’ll stay neat and compact and won’t overwhelm your space. It also makes them one of the best vegetables to grow with children as their lower fruits are easier to pick.

Open Source Seed Initiative seeds for the Dwarf Tomato Project are available from the following Seed Sellers: Buying seeds in the Southern Hemisphere: In the Southern Hemisphere current seed sources at present are Tasmanian Natural Garlic & Tomatoes, Seeds of Plenty, Dave's Seed, and Thumbs Up Seedlings and Seed.

The Victory Seed Company is family owned and operated, working to help fellow gardeners succeed by providing popular vegetable, herb and flower seeds. We are also heavily involved with the preservation of rare, open-pollinated, heirloom seeds.

At Renaissance Farms we have one of the largest selection of micro dwarf tomatoes that you will possibly find on any one website. We are always working on securing new, tasty varieties. Also known as mini or miniature dwarf tomatoes, our aim is to give you a wide array of choices!

Indeterminate, dwarf (tree-type) plants with regular, rugose foliage (with stout central stem, growing to three to four feet in height), produce large yields of 6-12 oz., medium-large, oblate, ripening to a rich deep purple exterior and rich crimson interior with small seed locules.

Dwarf tomato seeds are a fabulous solution for growers with small spaces. The plants they produce have all the great features of regular tomatoes but on smaller plants that are easier to manage. With dwarf varieties, you can still grow tomatoes with the results you crave, like large, juicy harvests of slicing tomatoes.

These tiny little micro dwarf tomatoes are perfect for containers, small gardens, railroad/alpine gardens, or even growing in your garden outside. They are a true conversation piece because most people have never seen a fruiting tomato plant at less than 12 inches tall!