This is the unknown tomato sliced.

This is a tie dye berkeley!

What was the source of your one labelled Brandywine???

From a plant you bought or grown from seeds you bought or traded for?

Did you keep a list of all the varieties you set out? if not there's no way to ID a variety from a picture since there are umpteen ( that means thousands) of possibilities IMO.

Carolyn, who hopes that that label that got blown away eventually turns up. ( smile)

Hi carolyn :)

The brandywine tomatoes were from a local greenhouse, so it may have been mislabelled. I kept a list of all of my varieites that I grew, but this one didnt look like any others!

Reisetomate, costoluto genovese, black cherry, ildi, berkeley tie dye,

from greenhouses and markets - brandywine sudduth, brandywine 'red', kentucky, amish paste, canner howle, pineapple, sunsugar, lemon boy, manitoba, la roma, sungold, black krim, japanese black trifele, orange flamme, celebrity

I just figured it had to be either brandwine or tie dye berkeley because I kept the tomatoes grouped together (or so i thought!!)

I have so many tomatoes now :) and I'm trying to stay organized. I really appreciate it!

The first of your pictures looks like a black tomato with green shoulders. Of the ones you named I would guess Black Krim but it could easily have been a mislabeled plant. Brandywine Red is red not dark like your picture.

I agree with Helen, it's most likely to be Black Krim, just looking at the tomatoes on your list. Do the tomatoes from your known Black Krim plants taste different? But a stray or crossed seed could also be possible.

I have a Black Krim and am getting ripe fruits from it, right now.

The size, shape and color of those in your top picture matches better than 90% to what I got, BLACK KRIM. It is likely that it has bee mislabeling or accidental tag switch.

Thank you all so much! My black krim plant was picked over by a gardening buddy and I didn't get to see how they looked!! I must have planted one out of order :)

I really appreciate all of your feedback! Thank you!