Earlier in the month, I blogged about dwarf fruit trees, but did you know there are dwarf vegetables, too? Perfect for container growing, for fitting into small gardens, and for growing up trellises (if the veggie vines), there are a variety of veggies available in dwarf varieties. Here is just a sampling.
Golden Midget Watermelon. Photo from Amishland Heirloom Seeds, which carries a selection of dwarf vegetables.
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Golden Midget Watermelon. Photo from Amishland Heirloom Seeds, which carries a selection of dwarf vegetables.
Corn
- Golden Midget (2 to 3 foot stalks)
- Faribo Golden Midget (30 in.)
- Patio (15 to 30 in. plant)
- Pretty Patio (30 in.)
- Pixie (24 in. vine)
- Red Cushion cherry (18 in.)
- Stoke's Alaska (18 in.)
- Toy Boy (2 ft.)
- Tumblin' Tom (20 to 24 in. vine)
- Dwarf Bees (18 to 20 in. long runners)
- Thorogreen Lima (18 in.)
Cucumbers
- Little Minnie (2 ft. bush)
- Pot Luck (18 to 24 in.)
- Midget (2 ft. vine)
Peas
- American Wonder (12 in. plants)
- Greater Progress (18 in. vine)
Pumpkins
- Lil Pump-Ke-Mon (5 1/2 in.)
- Munchkin (3 to 4 in.)
- Pumpkin Hooligan F1 (3 to 4 in.)
- Baby Boo white (2 to 3 in.)
- Mini Jack (2 to 3 in.)
- Sugar Baby (6 - 10 pounds each)
- Yellow Doll (7 pounds)
- Golden Midget (3 pounds)
- Dwarf Summer Crookneck (10 in.)
- Gold Rush zucchini (8 in.)
- Peter Pan scallop (4 in.)
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