Hi..you have several seeds on your list that i like but i don't have the toms you are looking for. But I do have some others. All tom seeds of mine are from 2012 (OP) and have been stored in a cool dark place. Could you please take a peek at my list and see if I have anything you might like. From yours i liked: Aremian cuc galeaux aster mum mix carnation lemon fizz. I really hope you can find seeds from my list that you like.

My first year growing Brandy boys. I am more than willing to overlook the catfacing and cracking on these lovely beefsteaks. Most have been just under 1b. Tonight's dinner was just shy of the 2lb mark and really hit the spot in terms of flavor and texture. I like them sliced with unrefined sea salt. My daughter ate 1/4 slices like a pizza. This Whopper has been harvested shortly after summer solstice, which may help explain the size. Growing in Israel where climate is similar to zone 10. I like these way better than the famous and excellent sungold cherry tomatoes in the same row. Thin skin, refined flavor and beefy interior.

Okay, pro BB growers. Wondering whether you might have some thoughts about my struggles with BB and BER. I have a brandy boy planted in an approx. 10 gallon container. Overall the plant has done well. But I've struggled with blossom end rot. I did not include lime when I prepared the soil (note to self for next year!). I have side dressed with lime twice this summer - not sure how effective . Have watched leaves for signs of stress or water needs. Pics below. I've picked a few ripe fruit and cut the BER off. Wow! Terrific taste! So if there is way I can get some of these fruit to maturity, I'll be happy. See the one lone ripened tomato? Pretty from this angle. I cut off the BER and it tasted terrific. But I'd like to not deal with BER!

The tomatoes in the bottom right are "4th of July" They don't get much bigger. This year I use coco shells mixed in with my soil and A Name brand 12-12-12. I dug a small hole and filled each one with the mix and everything is going great. I think the coco shells did really well at breaking up the sand and holding water.