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Old February 8, 2014   #1
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Default Siberian Pink Honey

I'd really like to grow this variety but can't seem to find it. Do any of you now where I might find it.
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Old February 11, 2014   #2
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Pink Honey goes by the name Rozovyi Myod. If you still can't find it under that name, I may have a few seeds left.

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Old February 11, 2014   #3
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http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/w...b=General_Info

Seeds are available at Ohio Heirloom Seeds and Mike, who owns that site posts here frequently/ You can find a link tohis website in the Seed and Plant Forum.

There's also a long thread here about the use of Siberian as part of the name, too long to even discuss here but I don't have the time to fetch it now, but Siberian should not be part of the name.

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Old February 11, 2014   #4
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I looked on his web page but it is unavailable. I did read the thread about its name ,I should have known better. If you know of any other place to find any seeds it would be awesome. I've been growing toms for years but have never grown any ox hearts. I'll try a different variety if I can't find any seeds but pink honey seems to be highly recommended. So if anyone can help find seed or recommend a good ox heart. I liked pink honey because of its size and early ness but overall I'm looking for flavor.

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Old February 11, 2014   #5
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Thanks Gary and Carolyn for your responses. I had looked on the web sight you suggested but unfortunately they are sold out. . If you know of another source it would be greatly appreciated. I'd be willing to try another ox heart type if anyone could suggest a few good ones but I'd really like to give honey pink a try. Also I did read that thread about the use of Siberian in the name, I should have known better.
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http://www.doublehelixfarms.com/pink-honey Double Helix Farms Has it and it's even on sale this week.
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Thanks, that was perfect

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How about here along with a few others, for FREE.BTW-welcome.
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=30845

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