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boizeau

HAVE: Tomato seeds

boizeau
14 years ago

Have saved a few varieties of tomato seeds and looking for some swaps. I prefer Paste and 'Black russian' types. The Amish Paste was really good for me, but the vine is indeterminate and takes a lot of room.

Would like to hear what has proven to do well in the PNW.

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