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BUNDABERG RUMBALL DWARF. An early-mid season, compact, and highly productive variety. The plants are vigorous, tree-like in growth habit, neat in appearance, with regular leaf foliage. Fruits are small, firm, with thick skin, round-shaped, and a rich chocolate color. The flesh is juicy and meaty, with a rich, sweet, and well-balanced flavor. The plant is heavily loaded with fruits weighing between 70 to 120 g.
Not all varieties from the Dwarf Tomato Project are known for high yields, but this one is a standout: its productivity is impressive. Matures about 60 days after transplanting. First introduced to the public in 2015. This is a dwarf variety with regular leaves, producing medium-sized fruits in a brick-red to chocolate tone. The plant height is typical for dwarf tomatoes — around 80 cm.
The flavor is smooth, sweet, and very pleasant. This variety originated from a cross made by Patrina Nuske Small between Budai Torpe and Black from Tula, and was initially called Grumpy. It was selected by Richard Allen and later named by Patrina. Recommended for growing both indoors and in open ground.
DWARF TOMATOES:
Dwarf Tomato Project are compact, determinate varieties ideally suited for growing in limited space. For example, on balconies, in containers, or small gardens. These varieties were developed as part of the Dwarf Project — a project aimed at creating new varieties with rich flavor and diverse forms. A few popular tomato varieties:
- Sweet Sue — yellow-orange tomato with a mild, sweet taste.
- Emerald Giant — green tomato with amber hues when ripe, with an intense flavor.
- Purple Heart — dark purple, heart-shaped tomato with a good balance of sweetness and acidity.
- Beauty King — red-yellow bicolor with fruity, sweet flavor.
- Arctic Rose — early pink variety with soft flavor and juicy flesh.
SEEDS OF DWARF BUNDABERG RUMBALL:
You can order this and other varieties through our cart. We have about a hundred different dwarf tomato varieties in stock, and the number increases every year. These varieties are disease-resistant and adapt well to different climates. Worldwide shipping by mail is available. Shipping costs start at $5. In recent years, dwarf varieties have become increasingly popular across the globe. We wish you good luck and a great harvest!