Wanted: heirloom tomato seeds and....

Discussion in 'Fruit and Vegetable Gardening' started by stifoo, Jan 24, 2009.

  1. stifoo

    stifoo Member

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    I ran out of my mothers heirloom seeds last year and I would love some more...I live in FL and the fruit all exploded last year or rotted because of all the rain! ( I was late in my planting.)

    I would like, especially, Amish Paste and Prudens Purple..a nice variety of cherry would be cool too.

    I'm also looking for any varieties of hot pepper ( I have Cayenne)...especially fish and any other "pretty" pepper plant.

    And lastly, an odd request perhaps, I would like some fern spores? I read they dint have seeds but do have spores, so if anyone has any please let me know.

    I am 100 % organinc and I am fairly new at this :) My mother always had a vegetable garden but this is only the second year I'm trying it for myself. I just bought some sea-crop...any opinions on this?

    I will grow anything you send me and document it on my livejournal account if you would like to follow the progress and setbacks...lol :) http://stifoo.livejournal.com/

    Thanks a million!

    ~Steph~


    ~stifoo~
     
  2. bob 2

    bob 2 Active Member

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    I get all mine from these good folks.

    http://www.tomatofest.com/heirloom_tomato_seed_home.html

    Bob
     
  3. stifoo

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    Thanks :) Such a cute site!
     
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  5. stifoo

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    thanks for the cool link :)
     
  6. lkailburn

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    tomatogrowers and johnnys are also great seed sites

    -Luke
     

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