Hi Mike - the 6 hour section will likely do ok although 6 is the minimum requirement - any tree trimming you can do? ;)

As to recommendations for other plants - makes no difference given the sun exposure there as their needs are all the same. There are many "favorites" discussions here on varieties you might want to read through. A search using that term will pull them up.

More importantly, it depends on what plant varieties are available to you locally and what you like to eat? You already have 2 cherries so likely enough of those. You sure can't go wrong with another Brandy Boy but I think most of us would pass on another Early Girl as much better ones are available.

Given your location will high daytime temps (90 degrees +) be a problem shortly? If so then you might look for one of the heat tolerant varieties such as Heatwave so you'll still get some fruit set during that warmer time while the others have all shut down.

And you'll need to consider container size and staking/caging needs too - rather than more indeterminates like you already have, maybe a determinate variety or 2 for the containers.

A favorite paste that always gets recommended here is Opalka but most have to grow them from seed. If you like paste tomatoes look for a Roma plant.

Hope this helps. Enjoy your tomatoes! ;)

Dave

Thanks Dave!!,
We are going to have temps as soon as this week in the 90s and from here on out. I will look for temp tolerant varieties.
Mike