Here are most of the dwarf tomato plants about one month after planting outside. The plants in containers seem to he healthier and more vigorous than the ones in the ground. That may be variety more than location, since they are not the same ones.
For comparison, one of the open pollinated Romas, which is determinate, is in a similar size range.
Most of the others are 2 to three times taller now.
I curious about what this volunteer yellow cherry will be like. It grew next to a dahlia last year and really never got water. It was only about 4 feet tall but was in such adverse conditions. The seedling from that looks more vigorous this year. I imagine this is descended from Sungold. From what I read, descendants of Sungold are not as sweet. Even so, I liked last year's tomatoes, so maybe this year's will be OK.
The Purple Russian has upturned leaf margins, similar to those of Extreme Bush. However, the leaves themselves are narrrower and not rugose, unlike Extreme Bush.
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