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23-02-2004, 05:41 PM
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Source of heirloom tomatoes
Texensis wrote:
"Victor Martinez" wrote in message ... | I just ordered a few very interesting tomatoes from this site: | http://www.heirloomtomatoesoftexas.com/ | I got an email from the owner saying he'll be coming to the garden show | on Zilker park in late March, so I can save money on shipping if I pick | up my order then. | Sounds like a plan to me! | | -- | Victor Martinez | Send your spam he | Email me he Thanks so much for word of this outfit. Haven't had time to really look at the site, but I suppose that many of the varieties are not v/f resistent and so it's best to plant them where tomatoes have not recently grown. Please report (when you know better how they've done) what your experiences are with which varieites--yield isn't important; hardiness and flavor are, and it goes without saying that all tomato plants are beautiful. Thanks, Victor! Any idea where he's located? Anybody else know any Texas vegetable seed growers? Preferably with a web presence? DT |
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