Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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January 13, 2017 | #11 | |
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Marina had sent me seeds on Nov17th and they got here just last Saturday,she sent lots of seeds for IS Heart and said she had saved seeds from several and grown it out twice and was confident the heart version was stable,unless someone grows it out and has either a mutation or X pollination in their own garden. She sent me 11 other new ones but is switching from tomatoes to melons and I gave her some hints on where to get the largest number. I also got seeds this past Monday from Charline in France,the two family ones she promised and several more. I've been thru H with Verizon and finally only did someone come and fix it in 5 min and I'm hoping it holds. The seed offer will be very very late this year,call it 2015/2016, and I have so much work yet to do to get all the descriptions I can from my 7 seed producers,especially since the seeds that were produced this past summer I call it my international offer, most can't be found at Tanias,or via Google,etc. And few have seen the seed produced in the summer of 2015 either.I did send some seeds to a few commercial vendors for them to trial,as I do every year. Good varieties don't last unless grown out and shared, not just shared between individuals,at least that's my opinion. And since 4 of my seed producers are SSE listed members they will have still a wider distribution. So let's be glad that at last I got the IS Heart seeds back from Marina. Carolyn
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