Tomato Seeds

When my husband and I became engaged, he told me that he had a storehouse of seeds from a crazy time period when he had 80 plants going at a time.

This morning, I pulled out the seed box and we have been chatting up a storm about these seeds most of the day.

Many of them are from 2000 and 2001, but we expect that they'll germinate reasonably well. I am taking some time this evening to list what we have and what we'll be planting this year.

Key:
P - Purchased seeds (all other seeds listed are harvested from the indicated year's crop)

Key	Tomato		Key	Tomato
P2000	Aker's West Virginia		P2000	Marmande
P2000	Anna Russian		2001	Marmande
P2000	Aunt Ruby's German Green		2001	Mortgage Lifter
2000	Aunt Ruby's German Green		P2000	Mountain Princess
2001	Black Plum		2001	Mr. Stripey
2001	Black Zebra		2000	Mule Team
P2000	Blue Ridge Mtn		2001	Nebraska Wedding
P2000	Box Car Willie		P2000	Nepal
2001	Brown Flesh		2001	Nepal
2000	Burgess Red Stuffing		2001	Nimitz
1999	Campari		2001	Odoriko
2001	Carmello		2001	Orange Strawberry
2001	Cherokee Purple		2001	Oregon Spring
2001	Cherriette of Fire		P2000	Orenburg Giant
P2000	Costoluto Genovese		2000	Pineapple
P2000	Delicious		P2000	Pruden's Purple
2000	Dona		2001	Purple Brandywine
2000	Early Cascade		2001	Purple Calabash
2001	El Camino Real		P2000	Red Brandywine
2001	Enchantment		P2000	Red Robin
P2000	Erica D'Australe		P2000	Riesentraube
P2000	Eva Purple Ball		2001	Russian 117
2001	Evergreen		2000	Sandul Moldovan
2000	Flavoremore		2001	Sausage
2001	Fourth of July		2001	Sigona's Giant Yellow
2001	Fruity mix		2000	Special Stupice
2001	Fuzzy Mix		2000	St. Pierre
2001	Georgia Streak		2000	Striped German
P2000	German Johnson		2000	Stupice
P2000	German Red Strawberry		P2000	Super Sioux
P2000	Glasnost		P2000	The 1884
P2000	Grandpa's Cock's Plume		P2000	Totem
2001	Great White		2000	Valenera(?)
P2000	Green Zebra		P2000	Violaceum Krypni-Rozo
2001	Green Zebra		P2000	Wes
P2000	Hillbilly		2001	Yellow Ruffled
P2000	Hires Rootstock
P2000	Isploin
2001	Lime Green Salad

I will need to update this with links to the varieties higher up in the alphabet that I missed.