Best place to buy tomato plants, etc.

[WSZsr]

Where can I find a good selection of tomato plants and tomato growing
accessories?

Thanks

[Hombre]

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"WSZsr" > wrote:

> Where can I find a good selection of tomato plants and tomato growing
> accessories?
>
> Thanks


The Natural Gardener: Austin, 512-328-6655

Always a great variety of healthy plants.

Hombre

[Victor M. Martinez]

Hombre > wrote:
>The Natural Gardener: Austin, 512-328-6655
>Always a great variety of healthy plants.

Do call ahead and inquire if you're looking for a particular variety. They
haven't had a couple of heirlooms I've been looking for in the past two
years. They do have great plants though and those really cool and sturdy,
albeit expensive tomato cages.

--
Victor M. Martinez

http://www.che.utexas.edu/~martiv

[Terry Horton]

On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 20:29:59 GMT, "WSZsr" >
wrote:

>Where can I find a good selection of tomato plants and tomato growing
>accessories?

Marbridge Gardens has a pretty broad selection of veggies of all
kinds. Last year we bought some of their cherry tomato plants late in
the season just for the beautiful clusters of ripe fruit. :-)

[Smokehouse Rules]

"WSZsr" > wrote in message
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> Where can I find a good selection of tomato plants and tomato growing
> accessories?
>
> Thanks
>

Howard Nursery, on Koenig/Northland/2222 over just west of IH-35.

Thursdays or Fridays are best. You can mix and match, instead of getting a
6-pack of all one varietal, the plants are larger and healthier than those
elsewhere, and the prices cannot be beat.

Really good people, too. My favorite nursery coming and going.