Dream Weaver#450

If you mean the Dream Weaver tomato bred by Blane Horton, it’s a striking rare/collector tomato with some variation between plants. plants.

Breeder: Blane Horton, Jackson, Mississippi, USA.

Fruit: Small, round-to-oval/plum-shaped fruits, generally yellow to orange, often with purple/black anthocyanin striping and blue/purple shoulders.

Flavor: Fruity, mild and juicy, with low acidity; growers have reported citrus-like notes, particularly in the anthocyanin-colored form.

Growth: Sources disagree somewhat on growth habit—some describe it as semi-determinate, while seed sources describe it as indeterminate—so there may be different selections/lines circulating.

Maturity: Around 60–70 days in one grower’s experience, although another source classifies it as late-season.

Use: Excellent for fresh eating, salads, garnishing and snacking.

Interesting trait: The color can vary considerably with growing conditions. One grower reported plants producing plain yellow fruit in a greenhouse while plants outdoors developed the characteristic anthocyanin striping.

If you meant Dwarf Dream Weaver

That’s a different tomato. It is a compact 0.8–1 m plant with small 20–25 g fruits and a sweet-sour lime/citrus flavor, bred by Blaine Horton.