I am desperatly looking for sun gold cherry and snow white cherry tomato and lipstick pepper and a frying pepper plants..if anyone had these for trade please email me. I will do a nice trade for these. I want plant though not seeds.

I am looking for Sun Gold tomato plants grown from purchased seed that you may have available for postage or trade. My seedlings died and I would love replacements for this season. I have various flower seeds, better boy tomato seedlings and lamb's ear to trade.

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How are the skins? I've always found that Sungolds, whether home grown or farmer's market bought, had relatively thick skins. I know it's gross, but when I eat them in bulk, more often than not, I keep a paper towel with me so that I can spit out the skins. I would have thought that drying them, while very tasty, would make already tough skin even tougher, but it'd be exciting to learn otherwise (though it probably won't do me much good this year, since that's the plant that the psyllids seem to be loving best :(). Have you tried using a micro-serrated steak knife to cut them in half? I've found that it's easier to use my steak knives for tomatoes, rather than even the sharpest Shun knife in the set.