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HAVE: tomatoes, including some unusual varieties

13 years ago

Hi there --

I have:

2010 Tomato seed: Tigerella, Morning Dew, Grandpa's Cock's Plume, Grandma Mary's Polish, Yamal, Gruntovyi Gibovskiy, Earl of Edgecombe, Caspian Pink, Valencia

older Tomato seed: Nyganous, Purple Cherokee, Isis Candy

see full list here: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/zestfest

I'm looking for Azoychka tomatoes, Jupiter grape cuttings, Hinnomaki yellow gooseberry cuttings, pink/purple/red garlic, Delft blue delphiniums and irises.

I realize the best time for grape cuttings would be in Dec-Jan-Feb. Thanks!

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