Any variety with "Bush" in its name will grow fine in the conditions you list. But Bush Champion is my personal favorite and strong recommendation. ;) It is a mid-season with great taste, nice size, and the plant is only 2 1/2 feet tall so easily managed.

Dave

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Thanks Dave, I'll check that out.

Two good choices are Sophie's Choice (16-24" tall, red 5-8oz w/some over 10oz) and New Big Dwarf (usually 20-30" tall, pink fruits up to a pound.)

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Try hanging some buckets upside down and growing them that way. Might be a gravity experience as well.

I'm been growing det., semi-det., and ind. plant in
3-5-gallon pots.
The tricky part? Good soil, good drainage, feeding them, mulching, watering, & staking them.

I think with all the above, you can almost grow any tom plant in a pot (in my experience).
But yeah, det. & semi-det. would prob. be easier.

Suggestions?
Bloody Butcher (semi-det.)
Silvery Fir Tree (det.)
New Big Dwarf (dwarf tree type)
Dwarf Champion (dwarf tree type)

And any Ind. you think you cold "keep up" with ...

~ Tom

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