At the store you will find a limited selection. Why don't you read up on them and decide what you want. I am not trying to discourage you here. Your last year's trouble could have been weather related. Do you want open pollinated or hybrid tomatoes?

Here is a link that might be useful: tomato thread

Did you find some that you liked?

Where do you live, what zone? Tomatoes won't set fruit when the temperature is over 90 degrees. Here in AZ where I live, that means that I need tomatoes with a short time to maturity and some heat tolerance.

If you go to www.wintersown.org, you can get six varieties of tomato for an SASE. You get to pick from a list. If you do not know which ones will work best for you, you can ask Trudi to select some for you.

hey, yeah its time for you to germinate seeds inside. Tomatoes are warm loving plant so do not transplant outside until it warms up and 2-3 leaves. they say after last frost. but ive you cover them the will be fine, unless u live above zone 6b around april 15. Keep the soil moist and in the light. Ps have some big boy and others that are really nice and big. peaches0104@yahool.com email that works out best