Dang, nothing? :)

I have cherry toms that come up every year. that way, don't have to buy another 4 pak, which is too many. i leave em where they came up ...

I have many volunteers from previous season. Most get pulled. I let a few grow to large plants. They are always good enough for my sauces for canning when mixed with other varieties.

I saved some a few years ago and all but one turned into normal sun gold cherry tomatoes just like I had the prior year. The other turned out the be a hybrid between the sun golds and the bush/patio tomatoes I had the prior year. It was your typical stocky patio tomato plant but when the fruit ripened instead of red tomatoes I got orange colored like the sun gold cherries. Flavor wasn't as sweet as the sun golds though.

So if you planted multiple varieties of tomatoes the prior year you might get some unexpected hybrids.

Thanks to all. Might try planting them right next to bed just for kicks and see what happens. Can't hurt :)

I always plant Sweet 100s, Sweet Olives, and Cherokee Purples. All three have come up from the last season's seeds for several years. I've gotten very nice tomatoes from the volunteers.