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September 30, 2018 | #47 |
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I have never understood the rules or even what was going on.
Don't worry I dont get into this sort of thing anyway. Mostly out of my inability to be organized. |
October 1, 2018 | #48 |
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The seeds of the early determinant tomato varieties I needed I got from RJGlew. I will send the seeds I promised. I'm probably just a sponsor, because I have never found any offer of varieties, from which I could choose ( for some exceptions eg Nan Pa 6b)
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October 1, 2018 | #49 |
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MrBig46 - try the "spoiler" thread, where folks post what they're sending in. It might give you ideas.
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October 1, 2018 | #50 |
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Vladimir,
I'll be sending you every variety of early determinate tomatoes that I either have in my collection or what comes into the swap, unless there is a single pack of just a few seeds that was requested on another participant's wish list. (think - heart varieties from the swap a few years ago) |
October 1, 2018 | #51 |
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And, to all participants...it's your swap, I'm just the host. So, don't worry about the rules. Participate in any way (within reason) that you'd like. If you have a specific question, just ask.
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October 1, 2018 | #52 |
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My children are more interested in "theme" gardens and colorful varieties than specific varieties. Does anyone know of a specific website that I can find the specific variety names at? The theme gardens they want to grow next year are: Astronomy names garden, Royalty names garden, Fairy Tales names garden, Italian garden, Victory garden, animal names, garden. They, of course, also enjoy the colorful fruits and vegetables if y'all could point me in the direction I'd appreciate it. Just emerging from a fog of grief from a loved one's passing away....
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October 1, 2018 | #53 |
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Sorry for your loss, upcountrygirl; I hope your fond memories bring you comfort.
Tatiana's TomatoBase will give you a list of Italians, or all tomatoes alphabetically, if you want. Click on Popular Shortcuts (I think it's called). Astronomy: Dark Galaxy Royalty: African Queen, Anastasia Fairy Tales: Snow White, Victory garden: Victory, Granny Cantrell (first seeds from a returning WW2 soldier), Marianna's Peace (brought to USA during WW2), West Virginia Straw (came from Germany during WW1), Earliana, Marglobe, Rutgers (Suggested back in the day for Victory gardens), Animal names: Green/Red/Big/Black Zebra, Purple Dog Creek, Black Elephant Etc. Nan |
October 2, 2018 | #54 |
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Thanks to HudsonValley. This thread spoiler MMMM I somehow overlooked. I really can find interesting tomatoes there. I downloaded all the offers to my PC and I will choose.
Gary, I do not need the seeds of the determinant tomato varieties now. I got enough from Robert. I will choose from the offers in the spoiler and send my wish together with the seeds. Vladimír PS.: I'm really lucky to have from Gary in the swap got many great varieties of hearts (35 varieties). I still have not found a better one and I still grow them (Orange Russian 117, Mayo's delight, Kukla's Portuguese heart, Alice, ......). |
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Orange Russian? Superb Mayo's Delight, OK but not great for me Kukla's Portuguese Heart? Beyond superb and the other Kukla ones as well,like the beefsteak one, etc. Did you mean Alice's Egypt? Also an excellent one. Do I have others I love? Sure I do, but this is not a heart thread,of which there are many at Tville.LOL Carolyn
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October 4, 2018 | #56 |
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I just mailed a 8.5 x 11" Bubble mailer stuffed with 9.70 Oz. tomato seed bags for $4.45. Some ask about mailing cost, so I'm sharing. Tormato, the receipt says you'll be getting the mailer on Tuesday the 9th.
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October 9, 2018 | #57 |
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Tormato, is there going to be an F1 buy? Like Sungolds, Big Beefs, etc. that we can buy from the swap?
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October 10, 2018 | #58 |
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I can send in some individual varieties and bonus packs and I have some legumes for the seed pantry.
But would anyone be willing to sponsor me for some categories?
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October 10, 2018 | #59 |
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I have lots of seeds, but likely not all categories. So, let us know which ones.
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October 10, 2018 | #60 | |
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No new F1's, just the same 7 varieties from last year. I'll try to get a count of the number of packs by Friday. Also, there isn't much action here, or on the wish list doc. We need participants, unless almost everyone is waiting until the last moment. So, I'll be posting at Gardenweb, in several forums, in a few days. And, if any of you belong to gardening groups (like on Facebook, etc...), it's OK by me to point them here. I don't worry about "rules" with newbies. It's more of a "pay it forward" type of swap for them, where they can more fully participate the second year. |
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