No Shows and no seeds left

Tania · March 11, 2007

I am sure some of you are in the same situation as I am right now - where for some varieties I planted all available seeds and none germinated - which leaves me no choice but wait until next year when I get the variety...

Here are my no-shows:

1. Ed's Fat Plum
2. Marizol Bratka (really wanted to grow it side-by side with Brandy Purple)
3. Wagonwheel
4. Strawberry Margarita (but lucky me, last Friday I've got fresh seeds from the SSE member in replacement of the old seeds that didn't germinate last and this year! Very nice surprise indeed

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5. White Rabbit
6. Victorian Dwarf
7. Canadian Dwarf
8. Stor Gul

Actually, considering that I started 140 different varieties, this is not as bad as it sounds - only ~5% didn't show up

March 11, 2007	#1
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	No Shows and no seeds left I am sure some of you are in the same situation as I am right now - where for some varieties I planted all available seeds and none germinated - which leaves me no choice but wait until next year when I get the variety... Here are my no-shows: 1. Ed's Fat Plum 2. Marizol Bratka (really wanted to grow it side-by side with Brandy Purple) 3. Wagonwheel 4. Strawberry Margarita (but lucky me, last Friday I've got fresh seeds from the SSE member in replacement of the old seeds that didn't germinate last and this year! Very nice surprise indeed ) 5. White Rabbit 6. Victorian Dwarf 7. Canadian Dwarf 8. Stor Gul Actually, considering that I started 140 different varieties, this is not as bad as it sounds - only ~5% didn't show up __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase