Dwarf Stone

Livingston’s Dwarf Stone AKA Dwarf Stone. Introduced by A. W. Livingston in 1902. Donated to USDA in 1969. Description from 1935 Livingston Catalog:
“Livingston’s Dwarf Stone. Introduced by us in 1902. Fruits are nearly as large as Stone but plants are more dwarf, permitting close planting (1 1/2 to 2 ft. apart). Productive. 65 days.”
Dwarf (tree-type), compact, determinate regular, rugose leaf plant produces small 3 oz., red, round, oblate fruits with mildly sweet flavors. Stores well.

Varieties

Heirloom / Open Pollinated

Fruit Colors

Red

Flesh Colors

Red

Fruit Shapes

Oblate

Fruit Sizes

Small

Fruit Weights

3 oz

Culinary Uses

Salad

Maturities

Mid-season

Plant Types

Determinate / Rugose Dwarf

Leaves

Regular / Rugose

Flavors

Sweet