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give us frost dates, and i bet we'll have a better idea.
Naga Morich always produces early and often and is a nice size plant for container gardening. All the others seem to be larger plants and late season producers for me. Welcome to THP. 
If you have the space for it start them early indoors under some Florescent lighting to give them a good head start on growth, then put them out after the last frost. Then they will be more mature before Fall frost comes back. That way you may not have to be so selective as to what you grow.
I'm going to do this next year not to avoid frost in fall, because we hardly ever get frost until late Dec-Jan, but to try and avoid the heat causing pod drop early in the season. If I can get them fairly mature before I set them out end of Feb, they will hopefully set pods before the heat comes on to strong for them.
I'm going to do this next year not to avoid frost in fall, because we hardly ever get frost until late Dec-Jan, but to try and avoid the heat causing pod drop early in the season. If I can get them fairly mature before I set them out end of Feb, they will hopefully set pods before the heat comes on to strong for them.