Sorry, I should have captioned them:

1) Three cherries; sweet million, sugar snack, and husky red
2) Romas
3) Champions
4) Better Boy, Big Beef
5) Cherokee Purples
6) Sugar Snacks
7) Sweet Millions
8) Better Boy
9) Cherokee Purples

10. Big Beef
11. Champions
12. Romas

Very nice!

What are you using for soil and fertilizer? I don't know why, but I can't seem to get my container tomatoes to get all that big.

I even tried Al's soil recipe from the Soil forum, but that turned out to be (sorry Al) a complete disaster.

Hi thanks Holly. I just use inexpensive potting mix from Walmart, (whatever is cheapest), then I supplemented that with a little composted sheep manure, CIL granulated tomato fertilizer, and bone meal. I have fertilized once again since planting with all purpose Miracle Grow.

I'm shocked at how big your plants are for such small containers, especially in the first pic.

I'm using 30 gallon containers and mine don't get that big. I did amend this year with home made compost, used MG, but then again, we've had some crappy weather thus far. Lots and lots of rain.

Your heat wave over yet?

Ya, it's finally cooler today. 22C. But still lots of sun.

I know the pots in that first pic are too small, I just ran out and figured I'd give those a go. Wouldn't you know it, they're my tallest 'maters. The one in the corner is about 7 feet tall already. :)

Wow!nice what state are you in?

Awesome tomatoes! I'm jealous, enjoy the harvest. =)

what state are you in?

I'm in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada :)

Lookin nice, nab! =) I'm thinking of growing Sungold next year, but I keep seeing all these varieties like your Sweet Million & Sugar Snacks come up that look just as good, if not better! How do they fare in containers for you?

Hullo thar, TN. They do great! My favorite has been the sweet million. Huge plants with hundreds of fruit on each plant. The taste is amazing. I give them to my friends on veggie platters and their eyes always bulge O_O "wow, these actually have a flavour, and so sweet!"