Seed and 'own brand tomato' update

I've sown some Sweet Dumpling squash, some more Bird's Egg climbing beans, a few White Emergo runner beans (I'm not fond of runners but Father-in-Law is so I've set a few for his garden) and some of the climbing bean I got from the dwarf heritage bean Soldier. It looks to me as though Cherokee Trail of Tears might have been a parent - the seed is very similar to look at.

Many of my experimental tomatoes are now in flower - I got them on early! I'm pleased to say that the Sungold F3 (above) have a small and dainty flower which is much different to look at from the cross breed tom (below) which has Sungold as the fruit parent - a heritage tom is the pollen parent. This cross has a much bigger flower, although not as huge as the beefsteak types.

I confess to having had a sneaking fear that the fruit, which grew and ripened on a Sungold plant and looked identical to the others, might have already been self pollinated by the time I tried to pollinate it with the heritage pollen. I emasculated it before its own pollen should have been viable - but as you can't see these things, you go on trust until the new plants grows and produces its own fruit. Here's hoping!

I think you can see - with fingers to give scale (and to concentrate the autofocus!) that the first ones are smaller than the second. Also the stigma seems to protrude slightly in the second ones - something you get more in heritage toms and I must be careful not to let cross pollination happen again by accident! All the Sungold F3s that are currently in flower also have more reflexed petals than the cross. Interesting - and I can't wait to see and taste the fruits!