🍅 Henry Harrington Micro Dwarf Tomato
Ultra-compact • Container-friendly • Perfect for patios & indoor growing
Everything you need to know at a glance:
🍅 Quick Overview
Type: Open-pollinated
Category: Micro Dwarf Tomato
- Growth Habit: Micro dwarf (determinate)
Height: 10–12 inches
Days to harvest: ~55–65
Container friendly: Extremely
Indoor friendly: Yes
Open Pollinated Micro Dwarf Tomato
🌟 What Makes Henry Harrington Special
Henry Harrington is a true micro dwarf tomato — compact, productive, and ideal for small-space growing. It produces clusters of small red fruit with a smooth, dependable flavor, making it a reliable choice for both beginners and experienced growers.
Henry Harrington is one of the easiest tomatoes to grow indoors thanks to its compact size and low maintenance needs. As an open-pollinated variety, it produces seeds that can be saved and grown again season after season.
🌱 Is This Variety Right for You?
- You want a tomato for a patio or balcony
- You need something that stays small and manageable
- You want a low-maintenance plant (no staking or pruning)
- You’re interested in growing tomatoes indoors
- You want reliable production in a compact space
🍅 Flavor & Fruit
Fruit size: Small cherry
Color: Red (often with slight pink tones depending on conditions)
Flavor: Mild to moderately sweet with a smooth, classic tomato flavor
Best uses: Fresh eating, salads, snacking
Henry Harrington offers a smooth, approachable flavor — not acidic, not bland — just a dependable, garden-fresh tomato.
🌱 Plant Details
Plant size: Micro dwarf
Height: ~10–12 inches
Growth habit: Compact, bushy
Support needed: None
Best grown in: Containers, indoor pots, small outdoor spaces
Henry Harrington thrives where traditional tomatoes simply won’t fit.
☀️ Growing Tips
Sun: Full sun (6–8+ hours) /
(Bright grow lights work well indoors)
Water: Keep soil evenly moist
Soil: Well-draining potting mix
Container size: ½–1 gallon recommended
Harvest: Typically 55–65 days from transplant
Because of its size, Henry Harrington is ideal for indoor growing during colder months.
🪴 Indoor Growing Bonus
Henry Harrington can perform well indoors with the right conditions:
No pruning required
No trellising or cages
Compact enough for countertops or windowsills
With sufficient light, Henry Harrington can be grown indoors year-round.
⚠️ Common Issues & Fixes
- Wilting midday? Check soil moisture.
Small containers dry out quickly. If the soil is dry, water thoroughly — Henry Harrington will usually perk back up fast. - Leaves turning yellow? Often caused by overwatering.
Let the soil dry slightly between waterings and make sure your container has good drainage. - Plant looks small or “stuck”? This is normal — micro dwarf varieties are bred to stay compact.
Henry Harrington is bred to stay compact. Focus on overall health and fruit production rather than plant size. - Slow growth? May need more light.
Henry Harrington thrives in full sun. If growing indoors, ensure strong grow lights or a very bright window. - Low fruit production? Check light and feeding.
Insufficient sunlight or lack of nutrients can reduce yield. Increase light and use a balanced fertilizer as needed. - Leaves curling slightly? Often due to heat or watering inconsistency.
Keep watering consistent and avoid letting the plant fully dry out too often.
Plants are resilient — small adjustments usually fix it.
🌱 Want to grow Henry Harrington yourself?
Available as seedlings at the Overland Park Farmers Market.
Follow along at kc-bygg.com for updates, tips, and seasonal availability.
🌱 From KC Backyard Garden Guy
This Henry Harrington plant was grown with care and selected for strong roots, compact structure, and reliable production.
Check back anytime — this page may be updated with seasonal tips, indoor growing notes, or harvest ideas.
🌻 Grown locally by KC Backyard Garden Guy
📍 Kansas City area
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