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Alpinejs · December 4, 2012

Stop that! Stop that! Stop that! Every time I think I have my house in order, someone
dangles new-to-me varieties that I just gotta have. It ain't fair!! Not fair at all!! Oh for the
good ol' days when I only needed to buy a couple of "big boys" or "late girls" at Wallyworld.
Alas, I even thought our local produce dept. sold tomatoes. WRONG! Can't we have like a
three year moratorium where no new varieties can be introduced and certainly not touted.
I'm like these end-of-the-world folks that stockpile #10 cans of lima beans. I have seed for
great varieties that I don't even have the room to grow. They go on my next year list, but
then I add so many new and wonderful discoveries that they are again relegated to the
next year grow list. (how many years till seeds go stale?)

I digress. Thanks for sharing your super on-line catalog with all these addicted people.

December 4, 2012	#11
Alpinejs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Alpine, Calif. in winter. Sandpoint Lake, Ont. Canada summers Posts: 850	Stop that! Stop that! Stop that! Every time I think I have my house in order, someone dangles new-to-me varieties that I just gotta have. It ain't fair!! Not fair at all!! Oh for the good ol' days when I only needed to buy a couple of "big boys" or "late girls" at Wallyworld. Alas, I even thought our local produce dept. sold tomatoes. WRONG! Can't we have like a three year moratorium where no new varieties can be introduced and certainly not touted. I'm like these end-of-the-world folks that stockpile #10 cans of lima beans. I have seed for great varieties that I don't even have the room to grow. They go on my next year list, but then I add so many new and wonderful discoveries that they are again relegated to the next year grow list. (how many years till seeds go stale?) I digress. Thanks for sharing your super on-line catalog with all these addicted people.