Chicago - Will trade heirloom tomato plants for herb plants

19 years ago

OK, I started WAY too many tomato plants this year and have a fair number of extra. I have lots of Zogola, highlighted in the 100 Heirloom Tomato book. It's a vigorous, Polish, high productivity deep red beefsteak that is mid-season, I believe.

I'm looking for rosemary, catnip and oregano. I have some other heirloom tomato plants that I've started. I'll harden them off starting the second week in May.

Let me know if you have any herbs (plants) to trade. I know there is a plant trade forum, but I'm looking for someone local.

Thx!

Mike

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Sunny_Sky
18 years ago
Are you still looking for herbs? And do you have any tomato plants left? I will be in Chicago this Sunday (Little Italy) and could bring the herbs with me.

I have the following herbs:

Chocolate Mint
Peppermint
Tansy (pretty flowers but way too invasive)
Catnip (Calamintha Grandiflora)
Horehound
Borage
Garlic Chives
Regular Chives
Oregano
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