Enjoy, cazimere! I hope they germinate quickly and then grow like the dickens!

If my life depended on it, I don't think I could pronounce the name of your third one on the list!

Later on, I'd be interested to see how Cazimater does for you.

Good luck with the germination, I too started my seeds today..this is the latest I have ever started them, but I usually have plants that end up too big indoors and too early to put out...so this year could be better..
heres my list so far:
Aunt Ruby German Green
Sudduth's Brandywine
Red Brandywine
Yellow Brandywine
Cherokee Chocolate
Marizol Purple
Great Divide
White Queen
Orange Russian
Pink Ping Pong
Dr. Carolyne
Gallo
San Marzano
Italian Pear
Opalka
Heidi
Black Plum
and two I have had no success with but trying again:
Mortgage Lifter
Eva Purple Ball
Some just 3 seeds some 6...I will start some more later
in the week....
cheers, Martha/zucchini

Anney, I've been growing the african seed for several years now. It's my favorite tomato. Ox heart shaped, sweet flavorful and meaty with very few seeds : )

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b163/cazimere/IMG_2128.jpg

Sorry, heres the pic : )

Hi Cazimere,

Wow, those tomatoes look great! Can I talk you into trading for some of those cazimater seeds? I have lots of good stuff on my trade list (still adding to it as I sow more).

I am in Canada. Maybe we could do a few different trades to make postage worthwhile.

Thanks....Heather

some of my tomato seed have already germintaed and are about to grow true leaves. I planted some more seeds before the rain, directly in the garden. It will be a while to see them germinate, if they ever do(LOL).

Roma is my "Got-to-have-it". Then some grape, and few others that ripen early.
Today, after 3 or 4 days of rain and clouds, we will see some sun and tonight the temperature will dip into mid 30s.
The 15 day forecast looks normal; Highs in mid 60s, lows mid 40s. Sounds like spring to me, not summer yet.