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I'm replying from Calgary, here in the foothills of the Rockie Mountains. We typically get down to 5 to 8 degrees Centigrade on summer evenings. We would be clasified as a sub-alpine environment. The two varieties that we've had the most success with are Tiny Tim and Siberia. We have had to start them indoors in early February, and they don't go outside until mid-May. We had constant fruit from shortly after planting until the first frost. The Tiny Tim's are a cherry tomato, while the Siberia's are similar to Roma's in consistency, but round in shape. Rob