Hope you don't mind waiting a couple of days while I gather information and do a spread sheet for you.

Have you googled this?

That is an extremely complex question and way too involved for anyone to answer in one or more posts here. I suggest you go to the library or Amazon and acquire a couple books. Start with the $64 Tomato and the Vegetable Gardener’s Bible. Most new gardeners do not start with seeds. If you want to, then start by getting a book about growing seedlings under lights indoors. You might find useful info online from your county or state extension agencies. It’s probably too late to start with seeds this late in the season. Ive already planted 8-week old tomatoes in my raised bed garden. Spend the summer studying and building soil in your garden and planning for next year. And saving your money, because it will be costly.

For planting tomatoes, gather essential tools and materials including garden trowel, gloves, stakes or cages for support, xfinity cable and internet packages for seniors compost or fertilizer, and high-quality tomato seeds or seedlings. Ensure well-draining soil with adequate sunlight. Optionally, consider mulch for moisture retention and weed suppression. Water regularly, aiming for consistent moisture levels. With proper care and attention to detail, you can enjoy a bountiful tomato harvest.