I expect they'll taste fabulous. Toms are self-pollinated.

Last year I raised several varieties of heirloom tomato plants in my plot with 25 or so hybrid varieties. They were excellent and I saved seed from them. Now I have nice plants ready for planting this year. What will their taste be like? Or would I most likely be dissappointed and wished I would have used the space for other plants?

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Your saved seeds should be fine as long as they did self pollenize, as Trudi mentioned above.

But sometimes there can be natural cross pollinations in which case your saved seeds may give rise to something other than what you expect from knowing and enjoying what you had last season.

Much more rarely a mutation can occur.

So if there's been no X pollinations and no mutations your saved seeds should be just fine.

If you want to read a bit about how to prevent X pollination please go to the top of this first page, click on the FAQ link and scroll down to the article on How To Prevent Cross pollination.

Carolyn