Hello; back in the early 1960s I grew a tomato called "Ware Cross" which
was quite a good cropper and also good to eat. I have searched for some
years now to find seed of this variety without success any ideas anyone.

Leslie

There is a company around now called Just Tomatoes or something like that
but I can't find them on the internet, perhaps they are in the gardening
adverts in magazines

Robert from the English Riviera
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: Hello; back in the early 1960s I grew a tomato called "Ware Cross"
: which was quite a good cropper and also good to eat. I have searched
: for some years now to find seed of this variety without success any
: ideas anyone.
:
: Leslie

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wrote on 9/4/03 6:30 pm:

Hello; back in the early 1960s I grew a tomato called "Ware Cross" which
was quite a good cropper and also good to eat. I have searched for some
years now to find seed of this variety without success any ideas anyone.

Look up Totally Tomatoes on the web. i think they're allied to Suttons'
Seeds. They have a large range of tomato seeds available. You could also
try the Henry Doubleday people for heritage plants, perhaps.
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Sacha
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