this years list:
Cour di Bue
Pantano Romanesco
Red Pear
Chianti Rose
Pineapple
Hillbilly
Brandywine
San Marzano Lungo No. 2
Glacier
sungold

All are up and running, about 5wks till they go in the gardens.

I also purchased my plants from Laurel. Love her!!.....

Cherokee Purple
Paul Robeson
Black Krim
Hawaiian Pineapple
Anna Russian
Oaxacan Jewel
Blood Gulch
Chocolate Stripes
Purple Haze
Mortgage Lifter
Sungold
Green Zebra
Stupice
....Very excited for 2013.
Happy growing everyone,
Don

From T&M:

Sungold F1
Gardenberry / Berry F1
Rosada F1
Rainbow Blend (Katiebell, Liziebell, Flamingo and forgot the 4th variety)
Black Cherry
Gardener's Delight
Black Russian
Brandywine PL

Good luck to all!

Cheers,
Djole

From Burkard's in Pasadena - Frank has a wonderful selection of tomatoes.

Brandywine (Sudduth)
Cherokee Purple
Kellog's Breakfast
Lemon Boy
Super Sweet 100
Momotaro
Better Boy
Italian Heritage

plus an unnamed cherry from mjhuntingdonbeach

The link below takes you to the thread about this tomato.

Here is a link that might be useful: link to unnamed cherry thread

Mike named it Selbo's Red Ribbed and it's being grown by one of the persons who does seed production for me for this season,

For this season I've received the most varieties ever of ones new to all or most. Of the about 70 new ones Freda will be growing about 20 for me here in the backyard, ones that I preferred to grow here at home, and more importantly ones for which there were enough seeds.

And that b'c I have to send seeds of varieties to Craig LeHoullier in Raleigh who raises my plants for me and ships them up here and then seeds to the person who is doing the seed production.

I am so hoping that this season will be better than the last three here at home, specifically, last year From 30 plants I got a few fruits, three different red cherries, and that was it.

However someone sent me a huge box of lucious fruits last summer and someone gifted me with several Dester fruits and I was able to ferment the seeds for those, which is hard to do when one has to keep hands on the walker handles. ( smile)

But this is also the second year that I'm mentoring a young man who is just getting into heirloom varieties, I've furnished him with seeds for close to 100 varieties now, and I'm sure I can get him to at least give me some fruits just for eating if things go well.

I already get some great pastel colored eggs from him and today he'll be here to bring me some chinese food and some sleeves of diet pepsi and more to thepoint to pick up seeds of Pink Bumble Bee and Purple Bumble Bee and Sunol, which were rather late arrivals , but still in time to be sowed here in the tundra.

The three I just mentioned were bred by Fred Hempel in CA who also did Blush and Maglia Rose and Lucinda, all of which I've grown, and he now has these Bee ones as well as some tiger striped ones.And were kind of gifts from Fred for seeds of some heart varieties I sent to him.

Carolyn

Grown from seed:
Anna Russian
Stupice
Jaune Flamee
Mortgage Lifter
Chocolate Stripes
Cherokee Purple
Black Krim
Prudens Purple
Brandywine

Will grow from seedlings:
Sungold
Rutgers
Kelloggs Breakfast
Green Zebra
Black Prince

Will grow from seedlings if I can find them:
Lucky Cross
Carbon
Indian Stripe
Berkley Tie Dye
German Johnson
Black from Tula
Neves Azorean Red

Kind of funny, after reading all these I was feeling kind of embarrassed by my lack of anything different, then my neighbors (yay the walkers are back!) came by and said they had been bragging on me to a newbie about what crazy varieties I grew last year.
Cherokee Purple
German Gold
Black Krim
St. Pierre
Belgian Giant
Brandywine red
Delicious

Last year was great for some, mediocre for others and bad for the rest. The Belgian Giants did not overwhelm, but they kept on and on. They are working great for my soups.

so far I have:
Kellogg's Breakfast
Estler's Mortgage Lifter
Brandywine Sudduth
Fish Lake Oxheart
Linnies Oxheart
German Red Strawberry
Sophie's Choice (will probably go in a Pot)
Wes
Black Cherry
Cherokee Purple Heart

I still plan to start (Guess I better get going):
Kosovo
Danko
Orange Minsk
Anna Russian

My seedlings:

Thessaloniki
Green Zebra
Black Krim
Better Boy
Earl of Edgecomb
Sun Gold
Black Pearl
Golden Jubilee
Patio Princess
B. Long Keeper
Rutgers

I have also included a link for my opinions on how each variety is doing so far. Better Boy is doing so well that I am thinking about starting more seeds.

Here is a link that might be useful: 2013 Tomato Seedlings

For those who want to see some different and some new to all varieties.PLease don't ask for seeds of the following b'c I don't have any and no waiting list either. It's a list of possibilities for an annual seed offer elsewhere as well as some possible SSE listings as well as distributing seeds of the ones that turn out to be really good, as I've done for many years, to the owners of certain seed sites for trial

Here's the list of what's being grow out this summer. No way to know what the results will be until the end of summer as to whether the plants flourished, what seed production was, etc. Of the ones listed I hope to grow about 20 here at home, well Freda does for me, and my choices were based on preference and seed amounts, seeds to the now four folks who do seed production for me took precedence.
I apologize in advance if some variety names are not spelled correctly, but no way am I going back in that bag that has the original envelopes with seed packets with names on them right now. And I apologize to any of you if what you sent me isn't on the list. I now have four folks helping and we rotate every year as to who goes first and selects, then B goes. then C goes well, you get the picture.

Grandma Aiello's
Unknown ( came as Black Cherokee Heart initially)
Medovoe Serdtse
Primorsky Pacug
Brazilian Giant
Turkish Ayla
Istra
Giroc
Trusa Gora ( spelling ?, I have it but not here by the computer)
Iva's Red Berry
Orangevyi Velikan
Sakarnyi Slon ( Sugary Elephant, gotta love it, LOL
Mdme Garnier Rouge
Denar
Turkish ( from Victory Seeds)
Lehrertomate
Buddy Runyon
King of Siberia
Delano Green Ripe
Loka (from Prison Market, Accra, Ghana, fruit pictures look great)
Sakarya Pembisi
Anna Margaret's Heart
Pink Bumble Bee
Purple Bumble Bee
Normandia
Heart Breaker
Herodes
Dixiewine
Raspberry Miracle
Sen-say
Teton de Venus Blanc
Kardinal Mazarini
Austin's Black Cherry
Selbo's Red Ribbed
Moromskiy
Rabideau
Henryka
Linhart's Giant
Emmy
Carolyn, who notes that there were a few varieties that more than one person wanted for seed production, so that's where the seeds went and I'd rather have more than one person growing a single variety rather than my growouts here at home, which has to be done by Freda, who does all my gardening for me now that I have to use a walker. Besides, the last three seasons here have been awful, OK lousy.

Yay, I didn't want to scroll to the end of last year's thread either. After all, it isn't 2012 anymore :)

Japanese Black Trifele
Brandyboy
Mariana (my experimental det sauce tomato)
Princepe Borghese (impulse buy)
Sungold
Black Cherry
Sweet Baby Girl

The last three are cherries, mostly to go to the restaurant, but I like eating them too. The PB I saw and remembered reading about so bought, then re-read that it is best for drying. I'll give it a whirl, though usually I just dry the extra cherries. Except for SBG these are all new to me, since you have to try them yourself to see if you like them. Wasn't impressed with any of my last year's selections other than SBG. Happy growing!

Caspian Pink
Cherokee Green
German Red Strawberry
Kellogg's Breakfast
Marianna's Peace
Matina
Opalka for drying
Riensentraube love the "bite" of this tiny tomato
Selbo's Ribbed Cherry
Sophie's Choice
Stump of the World
Sungold
Sunsugar
Whippersnapper

All started from seeds with about half of the varieties new to me this year. Still thinking of adding one standard hybrid, Jet Star, Celebrity or other, which I will pick up at a gardening center.

Last year my favorites were Black from Tula and Green Zebra. This year trying all new ones.

I have all my toms wintersown, but so far no sprouts yet. Last year it worked great so I've got my fingers crossed that they'll peep any day now. here's what i've got started, and what i'll grow if they all work out (some will be in my home garden, some in my son's school garden, which is why the over selection of cherries):

Absinthe
Blondkopfchen
Cherokee Green Grape
Cherokee Purple
Choc Cherry
Gold Medal
Golden Dwarf Champion
Love Apple
Mexico Midget
Super Sweet 100

Picked up plants today from Lauel's. They look sturdy and healthy. All new varieties for me:
Legend
Sun Gold
Lime Green Salad
Sprite
Big Beef
Cherokee Purple
Sweet Baby Girl

I tried to find disease resistant plants along with some smaller ones for containers and sweet. Hope they will deliver.