SIP's?? I have only grown the Berkley and the Rosella on your list and give them both a 5 out of 10 for production numbers and an 8 of 10 for taste. Don't know of any reason why they shouldn't do fine in earthboxes.

Dave

I'm growing Marzano Fire this year. First time for me, so I don't know what it tastes like yet.

If it helps, I have a friend in FL who grows two full-size indeterminates in each Earthbox. Hers do extremely well, so I'm sure that you could double up on your pastes :)

HTH,

Linda

Thank you!

SIP=Sub Irrigation Planter, which I've read should not be called "self-watering".

Sub Irrigation Planter

Thanks. That's a new one. Earthboxes and similar have been referred to as self-watering containers or SWC's for decades but I guess that Wiki author felt some sort of distinction needed to be made. I wonder what they would think a self-watering container would look like and function?

Dave

To be fair, I don't think it's just him/her. It's a "thing", so I include the term when searching. I like this one.

SIPs: Self-watering Garden, Sub-irrigated Planters