Yes, you do need to be concerned about cross pollination, but only if you're planning to save seed, and you posted above that you wanted to do that.

Please go to the top of this first page, click on the FAQ link and scroll down until you come to the article about How to Prevent Cross Pollination, with pictures.

It should answer most of your questions but if you still have some you can ask them here in your own thread.

Carolyn

I recognize at least one hybrid in your list; you can save true seed from the OP varieties if you bag the blossoms before they open. I'd go with what Carolyn said to learn how it's done.

And here are a bunch of other discussions here on crossing you'll want to browse through for even more info.

Enjoy your tomatoes/

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Cross pollination discussions

You do not have to worry about cross polination if you are not collecting seeds. Cross polination will not effect your fruit, only the seeds.

Good gardening, Mary

As gardener_mary indicated since you are not interested in saving seeds, cross pollination is not a concern for you. If you decide to collect seeds from some of your most tasty tomatoes then you might want to collect seeds from the first fruit or if collecting seeds later in the season then you might want to bag the flower truss prior to its opening and following the recommendations that Carolyn indicated by checking the FAQ.

Enjoy a great gardening year in 09.

George

Roller Coaster is a blend.

Double check the name on the BrandyBoy Packet.