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, a popular pantry staple known for being cut into smaller, more uniform pieces than standard diced tomatoes. ‘Tiny Tim’ : The classic

| Variety | Height | Fruit size | Days to maturity | |---------|--------|------------|------------------| | Micro Tom | 6–8″ | Cherry (1″) | 70–80 | | Tiny Tim | 12″ | Cherry (1″) | 55–65 | | Orange Hat | 9–12″ | Currant-sized | 75–85 | | Vilma | 8–10″ | Small plum | 65–70 | | Rosy Finch | 10–12″ | Sweet cherry | 60–70 | but produces clusters of sweet

1. ‘Tiny Tim’ : The classic. Grows only 12 inches tall, but produces clusters of sweet, red orbs like a fireworks show. He’s small. He’s reliable. He’s the magazine’s mascot.
2. ‘Yellow Pear’ : For the eccentric artist. These lemon-yellow, teardrop-shaped tomatoes are mild and seedy in the best way. They hang like little lanterns.
3. ‘Midnight Snack’ : A goth beauty. Deep purple-black shoulders that fade to crimson. The taste is smoky, almost like plum wine. Perfect for a mysterious evening.
4. ‘Orange Hat’ : Micro-dwarf royalty. It will fruit under a simple grow lamp on a bookshelf. The orange globes are so sweet they taste like candy.
5. ‘Sweet 100’ : Not a micro-dwarf, but a vigorous climber. The plant is ambitious, but each fruit is a perfect, bite-sized bomb of pure sugar. The overachiever’s choice.