Beautiful tomatoes--it is a miracle you got them with this very cold summer or ours. Congratulations.

I believe you are a neighbor of mine, mswillis, so how about directions to your house from Copper Canyon, and I can then verify as to the taste of such a specimen....LOL>

Yes i do grow my plants in containers because there are too many critters running around my backyard. I'm using potting mix, mixed with a bit of manure. Well i would guess that the worms were about half to an inch big and when I picked them up they curled into balls and they were a off-white slightly gray in color. I found one branch on the ground and another one was almost cut off but not completely so it was hanging down and it literally feels like someone took a knife to the branches. I think the only damage so far is the branches being removed but I'm not a %100 sure. I'll post pics up as soon as i can and as for what types of branches they are I'm not entirely sure but I'll have the info asap too. Thank you for replying and helping :)

Wow! I planted 1 Big Rainbow I got from someone else, it was the last to get transplanted but it was huge when I put it out (about a month ago), easily 3 ft tall with 2 suckers as big as the main stem (so I buried it about 18" deep, with branching points under soil to try to root/support those huge suckers). Just got some small tomatoes on it now, mostly just flowers yet. My CP and BW are way ahead of it. Going to be interesting to see which variety gives the biggest ones. I'm just hoping I get ripe BR's before frost.