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Originally Posted by deltoro
It's time to sow tomatoes
Today I sowed dwarfs
Barossa Fest
Bundaberg Rumball
Chilli Chicks Wonder
Coorong Pink
Dwarf Allie's July
Dwarf Almadine
Dwarf Andy's Forty
Dwarf Ann's Dusky Rose Plum
Dwarf Audrey's Love
Dwarf Beasty Yellow Heart
Dwarf Betty's Smile
Dwarf Buddy's Heart
Dwarf Desert Star
Dwarf Eagle Smiley
Dwarf Edith Stone
Dwarf Flashy Ace
Dwarf Franklin County
Dwarf Gold and Green Cherry
Dwarf Gramma Elsie
Dwarf Grandpa Gary's Green
Dwarf Great Scott
Dwarf Green Goose Egg
Dwarf Harmonic Convergence
Dwarf Hazy’s Dream
Dwarf Howard's Railroad
Dwarf Irma's Highland
Dwarf Kelly Green
Dwarf Kip's Stripes
Dwarf Laura’s Bounty
Dwarf Mary's Cherry
Dwarf Maura’s Cardinal
Dwarf Mocha's Plum
Dwarf Modern Roman
Dwarf Phyl's Ivory Beauty
Dwarf Pico's Pride
Dwarf Poppy's Pink
Dwarf Salsa
Dwarf Sandy Stripe
Dwarf Sara's Olalla Emerald
Dwarf Scarlet Heart
Dwarf Shimmering Beauty
Dwarf Sneaky Sauce
Dwarf Sunny’s Pear
Dwarf Tanager
Dwarf Zoe's Sweet
Kookaburra Cackle
Summer Sunrise
Summer Sweet Gold
Summertime Green
Tanunda Red
Wilpena
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A really interesting number of dwarf varieties. I am interested in how you grow them. Will you tie them to a pole or keep them in a cage? Or are they subspecies that don't need any support?
Vladimír