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Old 04-25-2015, 08:12 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: What are the Best Dwarf Varieties for Containers for the Midwest? Dwarf Gros Mich

First post...Welcome to the Jungle!!!!

Our average grow season is 170+- frost to frost.

Our season is not long enough to complete the full fruit cycle......But you might be able to pull it off over the winter in a hot house.

Cost to upkeep usually is a factor to keep this plant viable over the season to produce fruit .
Just a guess for cost local:
Kroger/Publix: .40 a pound
Me/You in containers: 15.00+- pound


Do try a cavendish as the plant is easy to get........as the saying goes.. Homegrown tomatoes always taste better....There is no comparison, same way with this plant.
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