Blight resistant tomato seedlings (Kingston, NY, nearK-R bridge)

I have 5 varieties, one or more each, which I grow on my deck in 20" containers. I start doubles or more, in case the seed doesn't sprout or something happens....so I end up with extras, at least one each of these varieties, all early and/or late blight resistant; I've had terrible times with blight but these are fighters, given a little bit of help with fungicide. They are ready to go in the ground or in a big container.
1) Sweetheart of the Patio : Burpee cherry tomato...these plants get slightly blighted, but keep on growing and fruiting all season long, determinate
2) Legend: a big slicer, determinate
3) Dark Star: a deep, almost black heritage like tomato with a lot of flavor, indeterminate
4) Bellatrix: starts a little slow, but yields roma/past tomato largely blight resistant. Skin is a little tough
5) Galahad: new for me this year
You can learn more about #s 2-4 at https://seedsnsuch.com/ Otherwise, just Google the variety.

The plants are free, but I will transfer them into a junk pot from which they should be planted ASAP. The pots I use are the perfect size for my window starting, but hard to find and cost $2.....so I want to keep the pot.
Please tell me the time you could come and keep to it.