I am looking for anyone or anywhere that has the old Abe Lincoln tomato. Any
help would be greatly appreciated.

Patrick

there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

wrote in message
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there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason

wrote in message
...
there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason

wrote in message
...
there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason

wrote in message
...
there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason

wrote in message
...
there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason

wrote in message
...
there are two kinds listed in this years 2004 shumways catalog

....and neither one is *the* Abraham Lincoln tomato. Among those
who keep track of such things, the variety is considered "lost." There
have been many attempts to locate the original strain, as it was
described in seed catalogues of the period, but none have been
successful.

Jason