Several people bemoaned the loss of information on the Dwarf Project tomatoes developed through Tomatoville members in another thread. This is indeed a big loss, and as some have pointed out, non-members were never able to read that part of the message board. While it is not a replacement, and does not have the volume of original material, https://victoryseeds.com/collections/dw ... to-project carries a surprisingly huge number of the old and newer varieties, and each has a paragraph of very complete information of parents lines and the people involved in the development of that variety. It's my go-to when I want a quick picture and info on a dwarf project variety.

Tomatofifu has a repository of the lineages of some dwarf tomatoes:
https://www.tomatofifou.com/en/dwarf-to ... repertory/

Craig has quite a bit of info on his site as well.

https://www.craiglehoullier.com/dwarf-t ... ng-project

Is Craig still planning to write a book about the dwarf tomato project? I've been looking forward to it ever since he mentioned it!

I as going to mention his website. It is one of my go to places for information on the dwarf varieties. I also go here https://www.dwarftomatoproject.net/

Thank you all for these great resources on the DPT.