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WANTED: I have a fever, and the only cure is more Tomatoes

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Posted by stereotype 8a (My Page) on
Sat, May 23, 09 at 15:42

Currently growing 3 varieties, and absolutely in love. Already harvesting off the grape tomatos, the plums are getting close, and the beefsteak just finished tomato number one. Long story short, I love it. Basically, I'd like to get my hands on a variety of tomatos, I still lack anything exotic, unusual, or heirloom. Anyone willing to give suggestions, or perhaps help me out further? You can contact me at ambientlight@hushmail.com Right now, this is solely an outdoor grow, but looking to test under my new 1000w HPS light very soon.

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RE: WANTED: I have a fever, and the only cure is more Tomatoes

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Hi. If you are interested in some older seed. They were not stored properly,
just in garage and house. 2007 seeds and 1 2009. If you want them,
Yellow Brandywine(2007) I have one growing in my garden now, Red
Brandywine, Matt's Wild Cherry, Italian Heirloom Tomato and Sweetie Cherry.
I have no use for these seeds, they are good for experimenting. I bought
them from Heirloom Seeds.

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I have Cherry Tomato's that are very tasty. Right now they are about 3-7 inches tall. I can't remember their names but they are very good. If you'd like to make a trade you can see my list.

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