Hey everyone, Kevin from Epic Gardening here.

We are continuing on with the best of weeks here on the podcast.

Hope you enjoy.

We are back ladies and gentlemen in the garden with Greg Louis-Lier, the NC Tomato Man,

and we are going to talk about something that is extremely interesting today.

At least to me, and I hope to you as well, and it's called the Dwarf Tomato Project.

Now, the name probably gives away what we're talking about here, but really, I want you

to guys to listen to the mechanism by which he conducted this project, because I think

it's pretty fascinating, and at the end of the episode, I'm going to talk about why.

So let's tune in to the Dwarf Tomato Project with Greg, and I'll see you at the end of

the episode.

All right, we are going to talk about the Dwarf Tomato Project on today's episode.

So first of all, what is that?

I obviously know what Dwarf Tomatoes are, but this sounds like some serious effort, so

I definitely want to learn about it.

Sure.

So, we've been selling seedlings for my driveway in the farmer's market for about 20 years,

and one of the questions that I kept getting asked, what have you got that really tastes

good and grows well in a pot, or isn't one of these wild and determinate tomatoes that

takes over my garden?

You know, I've got a patio, I've got a deck, like me, I've got a driveway.

What have you got?

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