DWARF SAUCY MARY. Medium-early, high-yielding, determinate plants, strong, with large, wrinkled, dark green leaves. Fruits weigh 100-200 grams, green-yellow with dark green stripes. They have an excellent appearance and taste, very meaty with an oily, dense, yet tender flesh. They do not crack. Can be grown without pinching. Can be grown in containers. It tolerates both drought and excessive moisture in the soil well.

The variety was introduced to the public in 2018. The result of crossing the varieties Dino Eggs and Kiwi in 2012, it was first noticed by Sherry Long, and later developed within the Dwarf Tomato Project by Craig Le Houllier, who named the variety after his wife, Mary. The plant is strong, powerful, with thick, crinkled leaves, reaching a height of 1.2 meters.

The cluster contains 4-5 fruits weighing 150-200 grams. The main color is a bronze-green neon, becoming more bronze when fully ripe. Dark green streaks and stripes cover the fruit. The shape of the fruit ranges from plum-like with a tip to heart-shaped. The taste is very bright, rich, with both acidity and sweetness, very harmonious and delicious!

DWARF TOMATO SERIES

Dwarf tomatoes have several advantages that make them popular among gardeners, especially those with limited space for growing:

• Compactness: Dwarf tomatoes usually have a low growth habit and a compact root system. This makes them ideal for growing on balconies, terraces, or in containers.
• Disease resistance: Many dwarf varieties have enhanced resistance to various tomato diseases, such as late blight.
• Ease of care: Their low growth means they do not need to be staked and pruned as carefully as tall varieties, saving time and effort.
• High yield: Despite their compact size, dwarf tomatoes can be quite productive and give a good harvest with proper care.
• Variety of types: There are many different dwarf varieties with various colors and flavors of fruit. Shades range from classic reds to unusual ones, such as pink, purple, or even green.
• Weather resistance: These tomatoes are often more resistant to adverse weather conditions, such as heat or cold.
• Long fruiting period: Many dwarf varieties can bear fruit for an extended period, from mid-summer to fall.

SEEDS OF DWARF SAUCY MARY

The product can be ordered through the website’s cart. Worldwide shipping available. This type of tomato is an excellent choice for those looking for productive, compact, and easy-to-care-for varieties.