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jepper_gw

I have free tomato plants in Indianapolis!!

jepper
18 years ago

I was a bit ambitious this year and have extra tomato seedlings. These guys have been given lots of TLC (but full sun and wind the last week!).

I planned on going to a plant swap but couldn't make it, so thus have the extra plants. Here's what I have:

Supersweet 100

Buck's County (like Brandywine)

Better Boy

Sweet Million

I live in Westfield (next to Carmel) so if you're interested, please email. No more room in the garden; hate to see this little guys die!

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