Dwarf Firebird Tomatoes are a fantastic choice for gardeners with limited space, as these compact plants are perfect for container gardening, small gardens, and even apartment balconies. Despite their small size, Dwarf Firebird plants are highly productive, yielding plenty of large, slicer-type tomatoes. The fruit features striking bright red skin with yellow stripes and offers a delicious, meaty texture that’s perfect for fresh eating and cooking. Part of the Dwarf Tomato Project, this variety was selected by Vincent Lavalle for flavor and ease of growth.
*Days to Maturity – Ready for harvest in approximately 75 days, delivering a mid-season yield.
*Determinate Dwarf Variety – Compact growth habit, ideal for containers and small spaces.
*High Yield – Produces an impressive number of large tomatoes, even on compact plants.
*Unique Color & Flavor – Bright red with yellow stripes, offering a meaty and flavorful bite.
Each packet contains approximately 30 seeds.
Product Title: Dwarf Firebird Tomato Seeds – Compact, High-Yield Tomato Variety for Small Spaces (30 Seeds)
Tomatoes - Container - Dwarf Firebird Seeds
Start tomato seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before your last frost date. Gently press seeds into the soil, cover lightly, and keep the soil consistently moist until germination, which typically occurs within 5-10 days.
For best growth, "pot up" tomato seedlings once or twice before transplanting outdoors. When repotting, bury the stem up to the lowest set of leaves to encourage root development along the buried stem, strengthening the plant.
After the risk of frost has passed, transplant tomatoes into a sunny location, spacing plants 18-24 inches (45-60 cm) apart. Indeterminate varieties will benefit from support, such as stakes or cages, to help manage upward growth and maximize yield.
Solanum lycopersicum