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jhoganaz · May 10, 2011

I raise tomato seedlings for gardeners in the Phoenix, AZ area. We have two seasons; Spring-Feb. 15 to May-30 or 100+ days, Fall-Oct. 1 to Dec 31 or 90+ days. These seasons can be expanded with container gardens to be covered or taken inside during cold weather. Dwarf tomato plants are attractive because of their size and the ability to move their containers. I am looking for some dwarf varietals to try this fall. I plant seeds 8-10 weeks before planting date (Oct. 1) I have tried Lime Green Salad with good success. What do you suggest as candidates to try this fall?

May 10, 2011	#60
jhoganaz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Scottsdale, AZ - Zone 8b Posts: 22	Dwarf Tomatoes for Arizona Fall Garden I raise tomato seedlings for gardeners in the Phoenix, AZ area. We have two seasons; Spring-Feb. 15 to May-30 or 100+ days, Fall-Oct. 1 to Dec 31 or 90+ days. These seasons can be expanded with container gardens to be covered or taken inside during cold weather. Dwarf tomato plants are attractive because of their size and the ability to move their containers. I am looking for some dwarf varietals to try this fall. I plant seeds 8-10 weeks before planting date (Oct. 1) I have tried Lime Green Salad with good success. What do you suggest as candidates to try this fall?