What's Your Favorite Cherry Tomato for Growing in Pots?

I've decided that I need a cherry tomato in my patio garden, and am hoping to find a great tasting variety that grows well in a pot, and preferably one that is more bushy than tall.
Any experience with varieties? Thanks in advance!
I used to go to Sweet 100s, but had some wonderful unmarked tomatoes from the farmer's market that were sort of deep purple, with shades of yellow and green - sort of like a 3 day old bruise.
Also, a nice flavored yellow cherry in the box.
I've had better luck with planting in the ground, so hope I can get good ones from a pot this year.
Comments
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@Mary Linda Bittle, West Plains, Missouri Wish i knew the answer to this--I will definitely be following---I need to know!
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tiny tim for a small burst of sweet tomato taste. This one moves indoors easily
cherry bushy tomato - stays small
Gold Nugget - delicious
Bumble Bee, striped so pretty and tasty
Black Cherry - love it!
Sun gold good producer
Always love red and yellow pear but they get bigger
Juliet is like a smaller cherry plum. fantastic producer and goes long into the fall
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The black cherry has done so well for me!
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@happy-trails I really liked the Black Cherry and it did great here too. I did not try moving the one indoors in the fall like some.
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@Mary Linda Bittle, West Plains, Missouri we have one called sweet bite in Australia. I’m assuming it’s world wide. Prolific, can get a little leggy towards the end but so worth it. Self seeds easily too. I haven’t bought any for years now. I just watch them pop up and pick out 3 or 4 of the healthiest and transplant. Taste like a tomato, sweet, great in salads. I had so many this last season, I made heaps of pasta sauce and froze it.
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I grow one called The Yellow Pear Tomato. It's shape and color are what the name indicates. The are a little over an inch long and very sweet. I also like one called Pink Bumble Bee. Both are from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.
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@naomi.kohlmeier I also grow the yellow pear. Its very prolific
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I've had good luck with black cherry directly in the ground, not in pots, but I believe it would grow well in pots.
Tom Thumb is an option specifically bred for pots.
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I'm really liking these Sweet "N" Neat Yellow cherry tomatoes! Lots of fruit coming on from this small plant. It's less than 2 feet tall, but producing very well. And they taste good!
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Sadly I don't know the name :,(. It was given to me by a friend but it was one of the most delicious tomatoes I have ever eaten. I loved it warm from the sun, right off the vine.
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That's the very best way to enjoy a tomato!
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Indeed it is! I wish I had one right now haha.
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