bump

Actually watermelon7, tomato cuttings just would not make it being mailed, especially this time of the year, and especially not to zone 9-10.

It is a bit late for the spring crop, isn't it?

Folks in warm climates can plant 2 crops, can't they?

Why not stop by the Tomato Forum and find out what tomatoes are disease resistant, heat tolerant, that produce cherry tomatoes and/or produce tomatoes you don't usually see at the store, like any heirloom variety. You could then look for seeds to those particular varieties.

You might also ask at the forum for your part of the country, and see what does well that are not your 'common' hybrid varieties usually sold everywhere.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Forum