DWARF LUCKY SWIRL, USA. A compact, mid-season variety with impressive productivity. The fruits are dense, aromatic, and exceptionally flavorful. A relatively new cultivar, developed between 2008 and 2015 as part of the Dwarf Tomato Project. The skin is orange-yellow with a vibrant red blush. The flesh is juicy, marbled with streaks of yellow and red. Plants are compact and tree-like, growing up to 0.7 meters tall, with curly foliage.

Remarkably high yield for such small plants — over 6 kg. per plant. Noted for its resilience and consistent productivity. A member of the Jaunty F1 line, developed by Ray South in 2007–08 through a cross between ‘Lucky Cross’ and ‘Dwarf Russian Swirl F3’. The latter originates from the Dopey F1 line — a hybrid of ‘Golden Dwarf Champion’ and ‘Orange Russian 117’. The fruits are flattened with ribbed, rounded shoulders, weighing between 120 and 400 g.

Their bicolor appearance — yellow with red accents — makes them visually striking. In terms of flavor, they rival popular indeterminate varieties tomato like Pineapple and Old German — sweet, rich, and delicious. The plant is vigorous yet compact, with rugged, textured foliage. Produces well in mid-season. Excellent taste. A hardy and reliable variety, and one of the standout discoveries of the 2016 season! 

ABOUT THE DWARF SERIES

Dwarf Tomato Project varieties are unique for their compact plant size and fruit diversity. Bred through an international collaboration, they’re ideal for small gardens, containers, and limited space. Key traits:

• Compact growth. Height: usually 60–120 cm. Determinate or semi-determinate. Thick-stemmed, bushy (tree-type) structure. Often low-maintenance in terms of staking or pruning (variety-dependent).

• Fruit variety. Colors: red, pink, yellow, orange, green, purple, striped, and bicolor. Shapes: round, plum, heart-shaped, ribbed. Sizes: from cocktail to large.

• High yield. Despite small stature, they produce well. Perfect for space-conscious gardeners.

• Excellent taste. Flavor ranges from sweet to rich sweet-tart. Suitable for fresh eating, canning, and sauces.

• Adaptability. Tolerant of drought, wind, and heat. Grows well in both greenhouses and open field.

• Slow growth. Compared to standard types, dwarfs grow slower, simplifying care and ensuring even ripening.

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