My two largest so far this year, purple is Tundra and yellow is Lillian’s Yellow Heirloom.

Cuostralee from 8/4. 2lb 8oz. Posted on another thread already. Pretty good chance this will be the biggest from my garden this year. Big, but this was multiple blossoms fused on the first truss of that plant. Only one other tomato, still green, on that truss. I cut it into three, by the natural creases of the fused fruits, and it was not a terrible amount of waste when it was served up in many BLTs the next day. Cuostralee are just an excellent tasting tomato.

Largest from our 2021 garden was a Burpee's Super Steak.

Still picking some big Indian Stripe tomatoes...

Indian stripe is one of my favorite tomatoes but they never seem to get very big for me. Love the way they taste.

I also love Indian Stripe, and for sure I never had one that tipped a full pound. Tomatoes are always smaller in my greenhouse though. My only big one this year is Amish yellowish orange oxheart, and did not tip a pound either.

Picked this beauty today while my great niece was down for a visit. My personal best of 42.8 ounces or 2.67#, add in a rambunctious little girl's expression of surprise...made my day!

[mention]pondgardner[/mention] That is a beautiful tomato! But I must say that your first picture is absolutely priceless. No matter how much work you did this year in the garden or how much you spent on supplies, it definitely was a Kodak moment and worth everything for that one moment.

One of my bigger ones from 2021.....Lucky Cross

Mega Marv. Best managed this year with the rough season. Grateful nonetheless for the harvest.

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Sakharnyi Zheltyi - Translates as Sugary Yellow. First time I've posted a picture, so I hope I'm doing it right!

@wodehouse That's a beautiful tomato! If you would like to share seeds with our members you are welcome to send them to me and I will pass them out in my Giant Tomato Seed Offer this January. I charge nothing for the seed and as of yet have not requested a SASE either. We are finding that large tomatoes usually produce seed that grows even larger tomatoes.

Patti -- I'd be happy to share the seeds. I just cut up the tomato and am fermenting the seeds. There were fewer seeds than I would have expected, but I'll send the seeds on to you when they've dried...just PM me with your mailing address. Best...Bob (wodehouse)

@wodehouse Thank you! I know that everyone participating next year will appreciate it.

BTW could you please post your entry into this year's contest, you will find the link here
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Curtis Cheek Curtis Cheek ham sandwich, definitely one of the best tasting tomato I've grown

Oh my. Yum!

Not huge but the biggest I've gotten this year, between the drought and the Canadian wildfire smoke haze. This is my one and only ripe Mortgage Lifter. 19.9 ounces.

Biggest one so far. Barely snapped a pic before my brother ate it.

2 pounder Mega Marv, yes cheated a little with the extra stem.

@Mark_Thompson That's a beauty! Very nice for a single fruit. It has great stems on it too to help support extra weight. I like to see that. Let us know how that one tastes.

Please, oh please save us some seeds so we can share!