On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 18:22:56 -0400, Françoise
wrote:

Priscilla,

Thank you for the address. I went to the site and these Tigerella
tomatoes seem interesting. I kept the address and I may try them next
year. I will plant just a couple of plants in case it is a disaster
here. I never saw these orange tomatoes neither in the stores or in the
seed catalogues that I use. In my catalogue on paper or on the net, I
saw a yellow tomato seed. I was tempted to order a package last winter.
I chicken out since it was my first experience in growing tomatoes from
seeds.

I never order any seeds from another country and I do not know if there
are some difficulties. I ordered from different seed companies but I
find Veseys Seeds the best. Their web site is very easy to use and they
have a good choice of flowers. The company is in Prince Edward Island,
Canada.

Françoise.

For any Canadians reading the group, www.icangarden.com is an
excellent place to start for sourcing cold-hardy seeds and plant
stock. See their "suppliers" section. They list most of the boutique
growers in the country.

Shirley Hicks
Toronto, Ontario
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