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have some tomato seeds, want some tomato seeds

13 years ago

Hi,

I have the following tomatoes seeds, all from my garden OP unless otherwise noted:

HAVE

Ace55 VF (commercial)

Beef steak (commercial)

black cherry

brandywine

cherokee purple

chrokee green

garden's delight (commercial)

Huang se shieh's yellow

Italian Roma (commercial)

large red cherry

persimmons

Red Siberian (commercial)

Rutgers (commercial)

San Marzano (commercial)

Silvery Fir tree (commercial)

spudakee

sungold F1

WANTED

I would like to have these tomato seeds:

Amana orange

Black krim

Blue river large pink

Box Car Willie

Brandysweet plum

Break-o-day,

Carbon

Catwell yeloow

Earl's faux

Ed's millenium

Florida pink

George Washington large pink

Giant Belgium

Golden Cherokee

Goose Creek

Gregor's altai

Hillbilly

Indian stripe

JD special C-tx

Mortgage lifter

Mountaineer mystery

Olena Ukrainian

Paul robenson

Porter house

Pot iron french,

Purple haze

Stump of the world

You can also trade with me with other veggie seeds. I am specially looking for yard long beans (green or purple pod), wintermelon, luffa,bitter melon.

If you are interested please send a message to me. Thanks.

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Comments (4)

grdngramma
13 years ago
I have luffa, could I trade for cherokee purple tomatoes? Let me know at mamahack@hotmail.com
newgardener_tx
Original Author
13 years ago
To grdngramma,
I sent you an email.
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For all those that responded, all envelopes went to the Post Office today! Here is what is left at the moment - check the link if you want to know for sure since I am keeping the trade list up to date. Black Cherry Black Krim Brandywine OTV Gold Medal Golden Ponderosa Green Grape Lumpy Red Marianna's Peace Moskvich Red Brandywine Rutgers Striped Roman In lieu of postage, I am asking people to contribute a few dollars or old towels to your local humane society.
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gardenalive
13 years ago
Hey are you talking about the "Sungold" variety that is touted as the very sweet yellow cherry tomato?

I've got all the vegetables seeds you want: yard long bean, luffa, wintermelon, and bitter melons!!
newgardener_tx
Original Author
13 years ago
Gardneralive,
Thanks. Sungold is the very sweet yellow tomato. To me sungold and black cherry are the best cherry tomatoes. But Sungold is a hybrid so the seeds I harvest from my plant may not come true. I did grow out one from last year's seeds it still comes out as a yellow sweet cherry but a little bit smaller.
I am very interested in your seeds but I can't find your member's email address. Could you send me an email?

Thanks.
Newgardener_tx

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