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Saving tomato seeds is a popular tradition amongst most gardeners. They take their most prolific plants, and favorite varieties and pay special attention to harvesting seed for the following year. There are several ways that you can save your heirloom tomato seeds, but here are two of the most popular techniques.  

If You Grow it for the Fruit or the Root = YOU NEED FULL SUN.  If You Grow it for the Leaves, Stems, or Sprouts = ALL YOU NEED IS PARTIAL SHADE

Some varieties just do better when they are directly sown into the soil, while others don't mind getting an early start indoors! Some varieties work well in both categories, depending on your zone/location.

This page should be read after reading:  Guide to Starting Seeds Indoors Starting your seeds indoors is a great way to get a "jump start" on your garden.  By starting your seeds indoors a few weeks before your last frost, you should have plenty of small seedlings ready to be transplanted into your garden beds once planting season begins.