The real large tomato types won’t do well in containers, but this year I’m trying Bella Rosa and Tasti-lee, regular salad tomatoes but not huge. I use $2. 2 gallon Walmart buckets with holes drilled in the bottom, filled with potting soil. Could use larger, but couldn’t lift them, & these work. Keep the plants fertilized & save up ground eggshells to dig into the soil. I use spray-on blossom set cuz I don’t see many bees any more.
if there is a McAllister’s Deli near you, ask them to save you some buckets. 5 gal. And theyy are free.
Hope you don’t take this advise wrong but tomatoes do not need a pollinator, they are self pollinating. They need a slight breeze or a shake to pollinate, greenhouse growers use an electric toothbrush or a vibrator held against the plant to simulate field conditions. Tasti Lee tomatoes are some of the best I have ever eaten, Bella Rosa rate right there with Walmart tomatoes. I grow several thousand tomatoes plants each year to sell at the local farmers market, Tasti Lee is my best seller.