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Nurseries near Howard Co. MD area selling heirloom tomatoes?

15 years ago

I'm asking this for a friend who lives in Columbia. I've got enough heirlooms of my own already! I suggested Behnke's in Beltsville, since they usually carry some, and he lives near Rtes 32 and 95 - not too far a drive. But do any of the more "local" nurseries carry plants? River Hill, Grandfather's, etc? How about any nearby farmers' markets - do they sell plants?

If not, I just might have to drive down there and leave some plants on my friend's doorstop ...

Thanks!

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annebert
15 years ago
Tell your friend to come to the swap!
cecilia_md7a
Original Author
15 years ago
I asked, but he's busy Saturday.
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sam_md
15 years ago
I was at Susan Inglehart's today and she had the following tomatoes: Black Krim, Red Brandywine, Dona, Fourth of July, Jaune Flamme, Mortgage Lifter, Moskvich, Red pear, Sungold, Yellow Brandywine.
She sells by advance order only, cutoff date was Feb 14. You should get on her list for next year. Everything she had today was just great. I did notice a second greenhouse with "uncommited" plants for sale including tomatoes so you should give her a call (410) 833-3530. She is located at 3565 Butler Road, Glyndon (Balto Co).
Sam

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