The Bush Early Girl I had last year was a Potato Leaf Then it wasn't a Bush Early Girl, sorry. ;) Best Boy has alternate seed sources if you want it for some reason. Brandy Boy, no, except several reported it on the store Burpee seed racks last year. I have to order them from Burpee because I have so many requests for the plants but once this supply of seeds I ordered last year is gone, no more. And nothing else has been ordered by me from Burpee for many years. As already mentioned there are many better tomato varieties available than any of those and from better tomato seed vendors and at much cheaper prices too. Dave

MG for Tomatoes or similar fertilizers are used by many for containers but usually, from what I have read, at a diluted strength. I prefer several other brands over MG because of the needed micro-nutrients they supply but it is just a personal preference. Some advocate 1/4-1/2 strength with every watering, some 1/2 strength once a week, some use full strength something like every 2 weeks. It all depends on the plant appearance and the potting mix used. Size of container also affects it because the nutrients will leach out of a smaller container much faster than they will out of a larger one. I've grown it and so will say that Bush Goliath will need some sort of support to keep it from breaking or uprooting itself - it is easily a 3' tall plant - and you need to provide that support now rather than later when the plant is too big to get the support in place. ;) Dave

The link below is to Amazon reader reviews of the Ultomato Cages. I saw another one constructed differently elsewhere, I think a stake with a spiral around it. For the most part, the Amazon reviews are pretty positive with several caveats that they should be taller for large tomato plants. You'd probably need to measure an assembled one to know if it would fit into the diameter of your container. Here is a link that might be useful: Ultomato Cages

Early Goliath is indeterminate. Bush Goliath is determinate (all the "bush" varieties are). German Johnson is indet. Delicious is indet. and noted for it's large fruit. It held the record for a while I believe. may still have it. Fruit weight will vary from garden to garden, even plant to plant in the same garden. Too many variables that can affect it although it's average size is genetically determined. Weather soil, fertilizer, etc. can all affect it as does pruning or not pruning, staking or caging. That is why they just give an average range. Same with DTM - it is just a guideline, not a fact, and not all that accurate even at best which is why most ignore it. ;) It can vary by 15-30 days from garden to garden. You'll find that reputable suppliers such as Tomato Growers Supply can usually provide you with the basics on most any variety. Hope this helps. Dave