Then I couldn't wait for the sowing, the first ones went into the soil in house today:

Cerise Baumarkt Frankreich
Cherry Mojey Kumi
Cora Grün
Emmy Transilvania
Frontenac
Helianthus
Honey Joy
Japanische Runde
Jawor
Jin Juan Fan Qie
Kirschtomate Ecuador Most Sweetest
Kirschtomate Sweetest Peru
Laos Cherry
Mini Oxheart
Orange Ping Pong
Papa Grape
Paula's Süsse
Rancho Solito
San Marzano DOP
Schwarzes Körbchen
Snowstorm (Blush)
Tjurpanna
Weissleinchen
Zollinger's Cherry

Tomorrow I think new ones will go into the soil inside.

I never heard of most of these. Good luck. I will start my tomato’s soon, maybe today

I believe that Lotte is from Denmark and collects hard to find seeds. Thus the great list.

[mention]Lotte[/mention] it would be helpful to add your location to your profile or to your signature so that people will know where you are. You can find a tutorial on how to do that here: viewtopic.php?f=67&t=1223

It looks like a great list and I am looking forward to hearing about them this season!

@roper2008 - Thank you, I'll sow some more today.Yes I'm collecting tomatoseeds that mustn't be forgotten and have been collecting for many years.

@MissS- Thank you, have done it.And you are absolutely right, I'm from Denmark, and is collecting hard to find seeds.I love to grow tomatoes that not every one is.I hope too tell more about the first round and the next and the next.......

Part 2

These were sowed today:

Beauty Queen
Cherry Cascade
Cherrytomate Costa Rica
Freudenträne
Ga'hai
Hawaiian Orange Cherry
Johannisbeertomate Orange
Orange Pear Cherry
Pios Mini Ei
Pierrette
Pünkchen
Red Charm Cherry
Rotorange Langtraubige Obsttomate
San Marzano Gigante 2
San Marzano Lungo # 2
San Marzano Mini
San Marzano Pula
San Marzano Theodora
Schokoladeperle
Senfbeere/Mustard Berries
Stoke's Alaska
Sweet Bunch
Tonadose de Conores
Yserinom v. Lisa

Part 3

Australian Nugget
Balkonzauber
Bonsai
Cabomar
Cape Teaser
Carabetta
Charlottchen
Clementine
Coeur de Surpriz
Freckled Child
Grafitti Pink
Grüne Rispentomate
Grøn aflang daddel (Aldi)
Hartman's Yellow Gooseberry
Herta
Janes Citroncherry
Jeanets kryddercherry
Kirschtomate miniklein rot
Long Blue
Lysegul aflang
Lyc. macrocarpum nigra
Mallorca Gärtnertomate
Mom's Big Fat Grape
Olijf

Hi Lotte That is a very interesting list. I was able to find the description of some of the varieties, however I was not able to find some.
Would it be asked to much of you could post a description of them I don't mean all at once but perhaps 1 or 2 a day or 6 or 8 a week?
I am sure some of the others here would really appreciate and enjoy it. Thanks. Mike

You are growing what I think is the sweetest of red cherry, Tomadose des Comores. When I grew it at our community gardens, everyone who tried it wanted plants the following year. All agreed that it was the best cherry tomato they had ever tasted,
. I agreed!

Martin

Paquebot wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 5:19 pm You are growing what I think is the sweetest of red cherry, Tomadose des Comores. When I grew it at our community gardens, everyone who tried it wanted plants the following year. All agreed that it was the best cherry tomato they had ever tasted,
. I agreed!

Martin

That's a ringing endorsement! I'm still looking for the cherry I most want to grow ... what is the plant like, how big, how sprawling, etc., and how productive is it?

Tomadose des Comores is "vigorous" and would need a tall cage. It will get to 7 or 8 feet if given a chance.

Martin

eyegrotom wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 3:03 pm Hi Lotte That is a very interesting list. I was able to find the description of some of the varieties, however I was not able to find some.
Would it be asked to much of you could post a description of them I don't mean all at once but perhaps 1 or 2 a day or 6 or 8 a week?
I am sure some of the others here would really appreciate and enjoy it. Thanks. Mike

Thank you Mike.Some of my sowed ones I know a bit about, but certainly not everyone.As I have said I am going to grow some because the seeds are very low in number or very old.But you are welcome to ask for the ones you would know something about, I'll see what I can do.Maybe the answer will be when or if the seeds grow and the tomatoes are harvested.

Paquebot wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 5:19 pm You are growing what I think is the sweetest of red cherry, Tomadose des Comores. When I grew it at our community gardens, everyone who tried it wanted plants the following year. All agreed that it was the best cherry tomato they had ever tasted,
. I agreed!

Martin

Oh that is great to hear Martin, I love sweet tomatoes.I haven't grown that one either before, even though I have had the seeds for a couple of years, so this is the year it is meant to be.

Part 4

Aucuba
Black Asian Pear
Blue of the Night
Blue Pearl
Braune Pflaume aus Litauen
Braunes Birnchen
Cherry Talisman
Heinz 3402
IPM
Jordanische Tropfenförmige
Kalvados
KARMA Purple MF
Khabarovsky LYC 3851
Kinesisk Joker Cherry
Lottes Lime
Nyanya
Petit Poire
Schneeflöckchen
Sort minidaddel
Sweet Sharon
Sød fynsk skøn cherry
Thai Pink Egg
Verde Claro
White Cherry Heart

Part 5

Café Bule
Copper Currant
Datterino Zebra
Dwarf Sunny's Pear
English Breakfast Yellow
Gelbe Perlen von Magali
Goldperle
Jip en Jannecke
Manchester Plum
Orange Paruche
Palmwoods
San Marzano
San Marzano 2
San Marzano 3
San Marzano Lampadina
San Marzano Nano
San Marzano Redorta
San Marzano Sct. Agata d. G.
San Marzano Trilly
Sizilianische Cherrytomate
Sweet Casady
Tehuacan Mexico rot Kirschtomate
Tummeliten
Weapons of Mass Destruction Pink

Weapons of Mass Destruction Pink (PL) - has been named Missouri Rose since 2014

patihum wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 11:03 am Weapons of Mass Destruction Pink (PL) - has been named Missouri Rose since 2014

Really?I got the seeds from the 'man' himself 2 years ago, together with the white version I grew last year.

Wow [mention]Lotte[/mention] that is some list. Will be fascinating to see how things progress

Amateurinawe wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 4:25 am Wow @Lotte that is some list. Will be fascinating to see how things progress

Thank you Amateurinawe - I'm really looking forward to that too, right know 6 from part 1 has germinated, that's a start.

Lotte wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 2:41 am

patihum wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 11:03 am Weapons of Mass Destruction Pink (PL) - has been named Missouri Rose since 2014

Really?I got the seeds from the 'man' himself 2 years ago, together with the white version I grew last year.

Check out the Missouri Rose thread at Doc's.

patihum wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 7:01 am

Lotte wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 2:41 am

patihum wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 11:03 am Weapons of Mass Destruction Pink (PL) - has been named Missouri Rose since 2014

Really?I got the seeds from the 'man' himself 2 years ago, together with the white version I grew last year.

Check out the Missouri Rose thread at Doc's.

Ok I'll do.