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Have you tried Bern's in Middletown? They are usually good for a few varieties.

You just missed out on the CHOPTAG PLANT SWAP in N.E. Cincinnati, we had it on May 8th. The CHOPTAG Pictures link doesn't have any recent pictures but should give you an idea about CHOPTAG. You do can a google search on CHOPTAG to learn about us. We always have a great time at the meets.

Here is a link that might be useful: CHOPTAG Pictures

I ended up buying from Funke's. I may do the same next year. Great prices & great selection. 2 other nurseries very near there. Rahns(AJ?) has lots of herbs and an okay tomato selection. The 3rd didn't...

Yes, Funkes had a greata selection this year. Bought several myself. Another place that had quite a few heirlooms was Adopt-A-Plant. Their prices were lower than Funkes. They are more northwest, just east of Miami Whitewater Forest.

Here is a link that might be useful: Adopt-A-Plant

I just went to Jungle Jim's yesterday, they had quite an assortment of heirloom tomatoes (both 4 pack and 4" single pots for...was it $1.29 or $1.50 each?) They also had tomatillos, eggplant, and many different kinds of peppers as well as other veggies.

check out Findlay Market on Saturday morning...a vendor there had numerous heirloom tomato plants two weeks ago

Don't forget Marvin's Organic Nursery on Rt. 42 south of Lebanon. I get my tomatoes from him every year and he hasn't let me down, yet!