An intriguing variety of dwarf tomato with plum-shaped fruit that stands out for its intense red color and distinct green stripes. The fruits are small, typically weighing less than 100 grams, but the plant bears fruit abundantly, producing clusters evenly filled with tomatoes. It is recommended to remove the lower leaves to improve air circulation and plant health. The stems reach a maximum length of 120 cm. The plant is the result of selective breeding as part of “The Dwarf Tomato Project,” which aimed to create compact, high-yielding tomato varieties.
Robin Bort selected this variety and named it in honor of her mother, Audrey. It originated from a cross by Sherry Long, combining a line from the Lazy family with the Dino Eggs variety; further selection resulted in a dwarf tomato with decorative stripes.
