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Organic Iditarod Red Dwarf Tomato
Organic Iditarod Red Dwarf Tomato
Organic Iditarod Red Dwarf Tomato
 
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Iditarod Red is loaded with classic red 4 to 5 ounce slicers, oh so early & on such dwarf plants! Perfect for your short seasons & patio.

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Tomato, Dwarf Iditarod Red



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Organic Iditarod Red Dwarf Tomato We share Craig LeHouillier's passion for tomatoes & are in awe of the many dwarf varieties he has developed in collaboration. Iditarod Red is loaded with classic red 4 to 5 ounce slicers, oh so early & on such dwarf plants! Perfect for your short seasons & patio.

You'll enjoy Iditarod Red's abundance when you grow these in containers, all the more if you trellis them.

62 days to maturity from transplant

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Potting up Tomato Seedlings
Transplanting Tomatoes
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How to Ripen Tomatoes in a Cool Season

Average Rating: 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 3 Write a review »

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Loved the flavor November 6, 2018
Reviewer: Wanda from Branchport, NY United States  
Even though I specifically selected this variety for it's short growing season, I've determined this is my last season for trying to grow tomatoes.  Loved the flavor and did get several tomatoes from our two plants.  Again, our growing season is approximately two weeks behind due to our elevation so I picked several while still green.  Tried to get them to ripen indoors but was unsuccessful.

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excellent to grow tomatoes November 16, 2017
Reviewer: Mélanie Chapleau from Sherbrooke, QC Canada  
Very sturdy plant, not too big and a good production in my pots.  Good shape and taste.  Loved it!

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My Favourite Dwarf October 5, 2017
Reviewer: Flatcat from Dryden, Ontario  
Of the dwarfs I tried, Iditarod meets my taste buds' memory of a real tomato.  Unfortunately this was not a great year for tomatoes of any kind in Northwestern Ontario. (Z.3)
I only got about 8 tomatoes off my one plant,  but I will definitely be growing this one again, and more than 1!   (I give my extra seedlings to friends)

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