Thanks for the info.

There are two planting seasons for gardens, mid February to mid June and September to December, some hot weather.Crops can be planted in August like corn, beans and okra. Here are some pictures of my Earthbox garden.

I have had reports that Brandywine and Celebrity are the best for growing in hot humid climates like ours.
Has anyone had any experience with either variety?

Doesn't the dirt fall out?

Take a gander at this, tomwed.

Revolution Upside Down Tomato Planter | Hanging Tomato Plants

Black Cherry tomato
 

I have had some luck with a cherry tomato called black cherry. It has lots of old tomato flavor. I can find it at times at Lowe's or Home Depot but not all the time.

Tasty tomatoes
 

In the 8 years we have been here, the only tomatoes that we have found with flavor are "Compari" brand tomatoes. They are delicious and remind us of our home grown tomatoes from Illinois. We get them from Walmart. They come in a plastic container. If they are out of them, we just don't have tomatoes.

Take a gander of Post 17.

I'll keep an eye out for the Black Cherry.

Too funny!

Agree. We buy a box every week at Sam's Club. The Campari tomatoes are expensive but dependably good.

Are they sandwich size tomatoes, or cherry tomatoes?

https://www.google.com/search?q=camp...6la0RKoRcQ4%3D

Looks like they are the tomatoes that come on the stems. I like those also.

Yes, bigger than cherry tomatoes. Hydroponic from Canada. They're available all year long.

We buy the packs of tomatos from BJs and use a mandolin slicer to get them thin on sandwiches. Most supermarket tomatos are shipped green from California and they gas them with ethlene (sp) to turn them in transit. Like the ones from sams also.