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  • Dwarf Round Robin

    Dwarf Round Robin is a regular leaf variety which produces a very heavy yield of round 2 ounce chocolate fruit with green stripes with an excellent, well balanced flavor.  Photo by Alexander Chumis


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    Dwarf Sunny’s Pear

    Dwarf Sunny’s Pear has regular leaf plants that produce lots of 1-2 oz yellow orange paste to plum shaped tomatoes with a well balanced, pleasant flavor. It is considered a midseason variety.


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    Dwarf Velvet Night

    Dwarf Velvet Night is an early to mid season regular leaf dwarf, variably sized cherry tomato ranging from 1-3 oz and purple in color, excellent yield and flavor.


  • Kangaroo Paw Brown

    Kangaroo Paw Brown is an early-season regular leaf dwarf yielding abundant small red-brown round fruits that are tangy with a sweet note, very tasty. This variety is part of the Kangaroo Paw series (named after an Australian native flower) consisting of a red , a brown, a green and a yellow version. Photo by Patrina.


  • Kangaroo Paw Green

    Kangaroo Paw Green is an early-season regular leaf dwarf and a sibling of Kangaroo Paw Yellow, Kangaroo Paw Brown and Kangaroo Paw Red. The plants yield abundant small round amber fruits with green flesh when ripe, and they have a sweet refreshing taste. Photo by Patrina.


  • Kangaroo Paw Red

    Kangaroo Paw Red is an early-season regular leaf dwarf​ and is the direct parent of Kangaroo Paw Brown, Kangaroo Paw Yellow and Kangaroo Paw Green. This variety has abundant small red fruits that have a robust full tomato taste. Photo by Patrina.


  • Kangaroo Paw Yellow

    Kangaroo Paw Yellow is an early-season regular leaf dwarf and a sibling of Kangaroo Paw Brown, Kangaroo Paw Green and Kangaroo Paw Red. The plants are loaded with small round bright yellow fruits that are very tasty. Photo by Patrina.


  • Kookaburra Cackle

    Kookaburra Cackle is a mid-season rugose regular leaf dwarf with prolific small 3 – 5oz brown mostly round fruit with rich purplish red interiors. It is named after an iconic Australian bird that is a brown and beige king-fisher type with a call that sounds like a human laughing heartily! Plants reach around a metre+ / 3-4 ft by end of season. Photo by Patrina.