BAROSSA FEST DWARF, Australia. A relatively new variety released in 2017. A classic dwarf tomato type with potato-leaved, crinkled foliage. The fruits are round, dense, smooth, and visually striking — they appear almost glowing. The flavor is pleasant — mildly sweet with citrusy lemon notes and a characteristic tangy aftertaste. The variety was officially introduced in 2016.

Barossa Fest is a mid-early, indeterminate dwarf tomato with potato-type leaves. One of the tallest in its class — reaching up to 4.5 feet (about 1.4 m) by the end of the season. It produces abundant clusters of small pale yellow fruits with a flavor that blends sweetness and acidity in perfect balance. The fruits are vibrant, refreshing, and truly memorable in taste.

VARIETY HISTORY

Originated from a 2005 cross between Golden Dwarf Champion and Green Giant, made by Patrina Nuske Small and called Sneezy F1. This variety was selected and named by Patrina. The Barossa Valley is one of South Australia's top wine-producing regions, where each harvest season is celebrated with a festival.

Pale yellow skin. Firm and juicy flesh with a delightful flavor balancing sweetness and bitterness. A sturdy and compact tree-type plant of indeterminate growth. Generous yield from midseason until frost. Recommended for lovers of bright color and rich flavor.

BAROSSA FEST DWARF TOMATO SEEDS

You can order this and other varieties through our cart. We stock around a hundred different dwarf tomatoes, and the number grows each year. Worldwide postal delivery is available. Australia is renowned for many dwarf tomato varieties that have become popular due to their unique traits. In recent years, they are gaining global popularity. Wishing you success and a great harvest!