That is a really pretty Deep Purple Heat. haha. I am experimenting with several new varieties in 2015. This thread will get many hits.

After I ordered and got the seeds, I have just learned that this is a 2015 release from the "Dwarf Project". So this is a brand new OP now.

Seysonn

Seysonn, here's another beautiful tomato from the Cross Hemisphere Dwarf project. This one had some cat facing, but otherwise a beautiful tomato. It's aptly called Sunrise Sunset. Yellow with beautiful deep pink streaks. I grew this one in 2013. One of the priorities the dwarf project uses in developing new varieties is good flavor, so you won't be disappointed.

Jennie

Correction to the above post, the name is Summer Sunrise.

Jennie

Seysonn, I like colors too and that dwarf Purple Heart is calling my name.:)
Jennie, your Summer Sunrise looks good.

This season I am growing the Indigo blueberries and I was getting worried about the taste because they seem to me that they took a long time to ripen. I am trying them now and they are okay and will make a nice addition to the other cherry tomatoes in different colors.

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Silvia

That dwarf black heart looks fantastic!
I have grown Dwarf Wild Fred which is excellent and have seeds of Brad's Black heart- another parent to be grown yet...
entire dwarf project is so good, I grew few of them last year and it was a breeze to cage. For smaller gardens just the thing and taste is there as well. I will be growing Dwarf Arctic Rose which is the earliest I believe, Wherokowhai-bicolor and Sleeping Lady -dark this year.

Well, I've read some about Rose being a healthier heirloom than Brandywine and very close in taste tests. I haven't tried it on my own though.

I grew this season dwarf Green Jade, the taste is good but difficult to tell when is ripe, I had to go by touch. In my garden considering the amount of foliage was not that productive, maybe in the spring season will do better....

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Here it is with a Kosovo

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And right now the variety that is so productive in my garden is Green Zebra cherry, and is not difficult to tell when is ripe because it gets a yellow tint. it is coming back the next season for sure!

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Silvia

I grew Indigo Blue Berries, they did seem to take a long time to get ripe. Mine were prolific and out of three varieties, they produced the most. I was still eating them, long after the others were done. They turn deep red where the sun doesn't hit.