tomatoes in containers

greenwood85

17 years ago

How big would the container have to be?

If I started it/them indoors at what point would it be safe to bring the container(s) outdoors?

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greenwood85
Original Author
17 years ago
Are there any varieties that do particularly well in containers?
linchat
17 years ago
"Patio Tomatoes" that is a variety specifically for containers. Usually can buy at lowes.
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geeboss
17 years ago
See Ray's Earthtainer Water miser II its 31 gal Rubbermaid tote that holds 2 plants. Unbelievable plants...

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Bing's tomato containers
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Here is a link that might be useful: Earthtainer by Raybo
greenwood85
Original Author
17 years ago
Wow! Those really neat! What variety do you have growing in there?

I think I answered my other two questions myself by searching this site, but for confirmation, can I put my container plants out after the first hard frost?
garycinchicago
17 years ago
"can I put my container plants out after the first hard frost?"

A week or two after *last* frost is better, LOL!
greenwood85
Original Author
17 years ago
LOL! You knew what meant! Thanks.
greenwood85
Original Author
17 years ago
You knew what I meant.

Geesh. This place needs an edit function!