Just for fun

Alpinejs · November 8, 2011

I thought it might be fun to find out what created nutcases for tomatoes out
of otherwise normal human beings. Why didn't they take up stamp collecting
or quilting or saving baseball cards instead of becoming fruitcakes?

In my case, I was heavy into tropical gardening and a nursery friend told
me in casual conversation that the best tomato she had ever eaten was
a black pear but she couldn't get seed anymore. I went on the internet,
found them and gave them to her. However.com, in my search, I discovered
that all tomatoes aren't either round and red or are romas. So, I ordered a
purple (cherokee purple) for myself and the rest is history. One more fruitcake
added to the huge roster.

What is your alibi for becoming a seedaholic?

November 8, 2011	#1
Alpinejs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Alpine, Calif. in winter. Sandpoint Lake, Ont. Canada summers Posts: 850	Just for fun I thought it might be fun to find out what created nutcases for tomatoes out of otherwise normal human beings. Why didn't they take up stamp collecting or quilting or saving baseball cards instead of becoming fruitcakes? In my case, I was heavy into tropical gardening and a nursery friend told me in casual conversation that the best tomato she had ever eaten was a black pear but she couldn't get seed anymore. I went on the internet, found them and gave them to her. However.com, in my search, I discovered that all tomatoes aren't either round and red or are romas. So, I ordered a purple (cherokee purple) for myself and the rest is history. One more fruitcake added to the huge roster. What is your alibi for becoming a seedaholic?