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Tomato Garden SASE for 6 newbie tomato-eaters

15 years ago

These are '07 seeds from my garden, open pollinated.

You will get (5) packs from the following:

Roma paste

Speckled Roman paste

Fireball

Yellow Pear cherry

Red Cherry

Lemon Boy

Jet Star

Juliet Cherry

Amish paste

Black Cherry

Faribo Golden Heart

You can make a request for your most wanted but I cannot guarantee you will get all that you pick. But they are all great so you can't go wrong either way.

Reply here and please make sure your email is unlocked under member preferences.

You will need to send me (promptly please) your name/address and (2) 42 cent stamps in a regular envelope. I have bubble envelopes for the seeds.

I have enough packs for 6 people.

Thanks,

Becky

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Comments (8)

sassybutterfly_2008
15 years ago
Goodmorning and Thankyou! I would love to participate. My 'wish list' would be the following:

Speckled Roma Paste
Black Cherry
Faribo Golden Heart
Yellow Pear Cherry
Fireball

Thanks for sharing!
~Wendy
lysa39
15 years ago
Hello
I am a relocation newbie and would love these seeds, If I do have a pick I would perfer NO paste tomato's. I just do not know how to do those. I am going to the post office today and could mail stamps then.
Thanks for your wonderful offer to help us
Lisa
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janet1_2007
15 years ago
Hi, I would love to try some of your varieties of tomatoes. this was my firs year sowing my own tomato seeds and I am hooked. If you are interested, I could send you a Tiger like, not sure of the name maybe Mr. Stripy, a small but very tasty tomato,Castaluto Genavese, an Italian heirloom, SanMarzano Plum and Cherokee Purple, saved from this years, grown from seed/ Janet
angelady777 (Angela) - Zone 6
15 years ago
Thank you, Becky! One of the two accidents I had when experimenting with the kids (that got me hooked on gardening late this season) was growing tomato plants. The first ones didn't make it, but ever since I've been studying and studying so I can show myself approved. :-)

If there's still these ones below available, I'd love to have:

Black Cherry
Amish paste
Speckled Roman paste
Fireball
Yellow Pear cherry

I would love to grow all these varieties in next year's garden *she says as she's clearing a spot in her windowsill so she'll have plenty of room to start them indoors early*.... :-D

~Angela
appaloosa909
15 years ago
Hi Becky,
I would love to try some of your tomato seeds.
Fireball
Jet Star
Juliet Cherry
Amish paste
Black Cherry

Please send your address and I will get the stamps in the mail promptly.
Thanks,
Andrea
Appaloosa909
wind_red
15 years ago
may I have some tomato seeds too?thank you
pz1122
15 years ago
if there are any left i would love some!!!!
i will send an email now
greekbecky
15 years ago
Hi Becky:
I would be really grateful to get:
Roma paste
Speckled Roman paste
Black Cherry
Yellow Pear Cherry

...if there are any left. This is nice of you!
Thanks, Becky

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