Sowed my domestic tomatoes as well as pimpinellifolium and cheesmanie crosses on 22.5 on bare ground with small patch of peppers just to see how much there is to go before it’s viable to direct sow them this way. There is total around 30m2, most of which is 2 or 3 generation direct sown. On top these there is separate 10m2 of habrochaites crosses that I direct sowed with the help of black biofilm and cloth to give better change to ripen. Part of those are F2s and part are F1s made to domestic F1s so unstable, but first generation.
Even if the current weather is causing a little concern for some projects, highs of barely over 15C/59F and nights getting close to frost seems quite perfect way to test the cold tolerance of tomatoes and get some early selection.
Ps. sticks are different lines, traits or generations and sown depending how much space I want to give them. I expect first generation direct sown be more varied so I have them separate to give those also a fair change before mixing with those with similar background. At the end of this season there should be just different groups based on amount of certain wild species and traits like LB tolerance.