HAVE: Over 400 Varieties of Tomato Seeds
kbreezy27
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wanted: tomato/pepper varieties...have: 600 vegetable varieties
Comments (8)October17, The pole beans would be all of the greasy beans, any runner or half runner. There are also several that have pole in their name, making those pretty easy to spot. Bean, Big & Early White Greasy Bean, Blue Coco Bean, Brown Striped Greasy Bean, Brown Tobacco Worm Bean, Haricot Dolique Bean, Ideal Market Bean, Lazy Housewife Pole Bean, Maxibel Bean, Missouri Brown Bean, Mountaineer Half Runner Bean, Pencil Pod Bean, Rattlesnake Pole Bean, Riggins Stick Bean, Small White Greasy Bean, Spartan Runner Bean, Sunset Runner Bean, White Half Runner I think that is about all of the pole beans. What varieties of tomatoes do you have available? I looked at your trade list, but it doesnt have any tomatoes listed as being available....See MoreWANTED: Have over 200 heirloom tomato seed, want hot peppers !
Comments (2)I have most of what you are after. Please email me with your trading list. Regards; bluelytes...See MoreHAVE: Heirloom Tomato for pepper seed trade (have tomato/want pe
Comments (3)pepperdude@live.com should work. I put the email address in my message. It's not in my profile if that's where you looked...sorry for the confusion if so....See MoreBuying tomato seed - Varieties the same everywhere?
Comments (16)Tam, Black Cherry is OP so yes you can save seeds from it. ignore anyone who tells you the seeds were from a specialty catalog. The catalogs for commercial growers contain the same varieties that might be found elsewhere. And it also tells me a lot about that place that they were offering a PL Red Brandywine. I think those wrong varieties threads are long gone b'c it was so many years ago and it wouldn't have been much help to you anyway b'c since I did those many new varieties have appeared, and situations with specific seed sources also change and new seed companies have appeared in the meantime and a few of them are excellent. That is, one site was blasted for low germinating seeds and that situation was fixed. Another site was selling a large number of wrong varieties and it turned out that the person saving the seeds, etc., had a serious medical problem. So don't go backwards, best to go forward. Note, there's a current problem with Black Cherry seeds at Baker Creek. SOme lot numbers giving fruits true to form and other lot numbers giving something other than Black Cherry. If I had some extra seeds I'd send them to you, but I don't, and I do understand that your question is a much larger one in terms of the best places to get seeds. There are many many threads here where folks have lsited what's been best for them, and there are some listed that I simply can't agree with, so my own suggestion is to go with Tania's suggestions for seed sources b'c she's particular and is not going to list a company that she knows there have been problems with. Well, very few problems, but then...... LOL And there's NO WAY that I'm going to lsit companies to avoid for the same reason that person X loves tomato v ariety Y and person B HATES the same variety. In other words some folks are devotees of a site b'c their experience has been OK and others wouldn't buy seeds there at all. So one has to look at experiences folks have with this or that company over a longer time span. I've been psoting online about gardening and especially tomatoes since 1989 and always read/post at several such message sites so I and others who do the same do see feedback about companies and the seeds they offer as tow rong varieties, low germinating seeds, customer service, etc., when folks psot about that. Carolyn...See Morekbreezy27
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