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Hi Folks:
Its that time of year again and Ive collected a variety of tomato seeds (18 types) and have extra seeds to share with anyone who might like to try them. If interested, please e-mail me at and Ill mail them off to you before the winter winds begin to arrive. TOMATOES Yellow Pear First Lady Red Star Early Pick Russian Sweet Million Buffalo - does great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Better Bush Big Boy Shirley - also great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Celebrity Early Girl New Yorker Marglobe (one of my favourites) Prudens Purple (one tomato weighed in at 1 lb. 13oz.!) Ponderosa - planted old, old seed this year and was surprised - one weighed 13 oz., and one 14 oz. Ill certainly grow them again next season. Monte Carlo - another favourite Wonder Boy - Dont be shy folks, send in your request and enjoy some beauties next season:) Happy in the garden, Helen -- x |
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Hey Helen:
I tried to email you a couple of times. Between one thing and the other, I guess you never got the emails. My old computer fried it's hard drive last friday, so I've lost *all* of your emails. But I'm still here... I'm using my old/slow/elderly computer right now, while I wait to get parts to fix my good machine. So save some Sweet Million and some Yellow Pear seeds for me. (I also want some hollyhock, but we'll do that over email.) Best, Jan in Alaska In article , (Helen J. Foss) wrote: Hi Folks: Its that time of year again and Ive collected a variety of tomato seeds (18 types) and have extra seeds to share with anyone who might like to try them. If interested, please e-mail me at and Ill mail them off to you before the winter winds begin to arrive. TOMATOES Yellow Pear First Lady Red Star Early Pick Russian Sweet Million Buffalo - does great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Better Bush Big Boy Shirley - also great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Celebrity Early Girl New Yorker Marglobe (one of my favourites) Prudens Purple (one tomato weighed in at 1 lb. 13oz.!) Ponderosa - planted old, old seed this year and was surprised - one weighed 13 oz., and one 14 oz. Ill certainly grow them again next season. Monte Carlo - another favourite Wonder Boy - Dont be shy folks, send in your request and enjoy some beauties next season:) Happy in the garden, Helen -- x |
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On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 02:44:56 GMT, (Jan Flora) wrote:
Hey Helen: I tried to email you a couple of times. Between one thing and the other, I guess you never got the emails. My old computer fried it's hard drive last friday, so I've lost *all* of your emails. But I'm still here... I'm using my old/slow/elderly computer right now, while I wait to get parts to fix my good machine. So save some Sweet Million and some Yellow Pear seeds for me. (I also want some hollyhock, but we'll do that over email.) Helen (aka "The Saint") will no doubt answer for herself, but I did hear from her that she has been having email problems as well. I don't hit "reply" to her messages, but instead cut & paste her email address into a new message. They don't seem to bounce. Hope everybody's computer clouds blow over soon! -- Persephone Best, Jan in Alaska In article , (Helen J. Foss) wrote: Hi Folks: Its that time of year again and Ive collected a variety of tomato seeds (18 types) and have extra seeds to share with anyone who might like to try them. If interested, please e-mail me at and Ill mail them off to you before the winter winds begin to arrive. TOMATOES Yellow Pear First Lady Red Star Early Pick Russian Sweet Million Buffalo - does great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Better Bush Big Boy Shirley - also great in planter container (seeds from Ireland) Celebrity Early Girl New Yorker Marglobe (one of my favourites) Prudens Purple (one tomato weighed in at 1 lb. 13oz.!) Ponderosa - planted old, old seed this year and was surprised - one weighed 13 oz., and one 14 oz. Ill certainly grow them again next season. Monte Carlo - another favourite Wonder Boy - Dont be shy folks, send in your request and enjoy some beauties next season:) Happy in the garden, Helen -- x |
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I'd like an assortment--labelled in possible. I like tomatoes but, so far,
they don't seem to like my garden. How much postage and what's your snail mail address? zemedelec |
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