I'm looking to put in my fall tomato plants, but can't find a source.
Does anyone know where I can buy some?

Cheers,

Ed.

I asked the same last week. They aren't available right now, at least
not at the places I looked (Lowes, Home Depot, Barton Springs
Nursery). The word I got is that they'll be available in July-August
for fall planting, if you plant them now they won't produce because it
is already too hot.

Take that with a grain of salt, I am no expert, I am just telling you
what I was told.

andyd

On 22 Jun 2005 14:24:39 -0700, "ed" wrote:

I'm looking to put in my fall tomato plants, but can't find a source.
Does anyone know where I can buy some?

Cheers,

Ed.

There is a small nursery on HWY 2657, between Briggs & Copperas
Cove. If it's not too far to drive, I remember the lady saying
that she supplies a local tomato grower with a special summer variety.
Can't remember the name of the place, but they had a lot of nice
looking stuff - and the prices were "really" good. Wished
I could remember the name & phone number ...

Gene



"ed" wrote in message
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I'm looking to put in my fall tomato plants, but can't find a source.
Does anyone know where I can buy some?

Cheers,

Ed.

Thanks for the tips. I was going by the Travis County planting
schedule which says to plant tomatoes starting in the second half of
June through July. Perhaps the nurseries know something that Travis
County Extension doesn't.

Next year I'll know to start some of my own seeds so I can try it
myself! =)

Cheers,

Ed.

ed wrote:

Thanks for the tips. I was going by the Travis County planting
schedule which says to plant tomatoes starting in the second half of
June through July. Perhaps the nurseries know something that Travis
County Extension doesn't.

Next year I'll know to start some of my own seeds so I can try it
myself! =)

Cheers,

Ed.



Maybe the Extension Service is expecting you to plant seed now, rather
than plants; that'd work out about right with what the nurseries are saying.

DT

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