Hi! I am looking for any of the following tomato seeds. Aladdin's Lamp Amish Canning Amish Staple Amish Orange Antique Roman Azure Bellestar Bisignano 2 Bocek's Italian Heirloom Britian's Breakfast Canestrino Dicoff's Yellow Dominicks Paste Ernie's Pointed Erotica German Amish Giannini Grandma Mary's Paste Green Sausage Hog Heart Hungarian Italian Illini Gold Kalman's Hungarian Pink Kalman's Hungarian Red King Humbert Liguria Lillian's Red Kansas Paste Mama Leone Mastrodeminico Mini San Marzano New Zealand Paste Orange Paste Paola Perito Italian Poland II Pomodoro Pero Gigante Powers Heirloom Red Sausage Rinaldo Romalina Romanita Rosalie's Large Paste Roughwood Golden Plum Santorini Paste Shorty's Italian Siberian Golden Pear Super Italian Paste Sweet Orange Roma Tom Patti's Italian Paste Tony's Italian Valentino Wagner's Italian Weeping Charlie Take a look at my trade list, I have alot of tomatos that are not listed so let me know what you are looking for I might have it. Thanks, Paradisa

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I was told New Zealand Spinach was hard to germinate so I planted every seed I got in trade. They all came up, got a little size on them and were promptly devoured by the local roof mouse. The weather is still warm enough for me to try again. This mouse has eaten the tomato/eggplant seedlings and I think it's too late for me to plant them again, she devoured my prize varigated Solomons seal that I got in a trade on here and can not replace because no one but me has a rooftop woodland terraniam in sunny California, and ate every last one of my parriane carrots. She keeps pulling up chevil seedlings checking for carrots. That mouse is crazy for carrot, she even bit off one of my tumeric tops because she thought it was a carrot; just left my poor orange turmeric abandoned on top of the soil and she destroyed all my beans. Of course she polished off the wheat, amaranth and cottonseed first. Picked thru the squash melon seed tray digging out every seed she could. Risk her life for lemon queen sunflower as the birds swooped down, missed her by that much:( My California buckwheat barely gets to have flowers. She ate both my milkweed plants. Rain lily beheadings have become the norm. I think she watches me plant things because each time I check the red Japanese okra seedlings they're knocked down so I prop them back up, then i walk away and when I come back they are kicked over again. Whenever I uncover slugs and turn my back they're gone instantly. Oh, the fat greedy mouse was determined to have those sunflowers. She burned with envy as she watched the birds eating. One night in a fit of jealous rage she rammed into a sunflower as hard as she could and it fell over. Leaving a bevy of delicious seed on the ground. Now every night it's sunflower rodent football. She goes to the edge of the roof and I hear her running as fast as she can, followed by a tackle over and over, finally -timber. Alas, if you have some new Zealand spinach, Roselle, or red japonese okra please take a look at my trade list. Otherwise I'll just have to get creative with onions and potatoes, maybe season them with berry leaves.

But just in case, what would happen if it turns out it's not? Based on the description I think you're ok. Annual ryegrass is just that, annual, which means it would die off after 1 season. It also doesn't look that great, it's mostly used as temporary ground cover. Was my de-thatching & airating a waste of time & money given the amount of soil & seed laid down? Probably. Typically what you would do is kill the existing grass with glyphosate, run a dethatcher to rake up the dead grass after a couple of weeks, then seed. A light covering with compost or peat moss will help keep the seed moist. Will the buried fescue be a problem for the lawn? I don't think so. Worst that can happen is some of it pokes back through, but it was struggling as it was, I doubt it will successfully outcompete the ryegrass. Do you think I've put down the right Rye grass? I think you did, based on the product description. Lastly, i'm concerned that my soil is uneven. I was going to hire a roller but i googled advice & found everything was saying not to. Besides I didn't have time with all the last minute camp prep. Now that I'm back it's been around 10 days since seeding & there's heaps of new shoots everywhere. What can i do? Is it too late to address? I'm glad to hear the grass is germinating well. When it reaches 3 inches, cut it down to 2 inches. Keep it at 2" for another 30 days after the first mow. Mow often. When the grass is about 45 days old you can start experimenting with higher or lower heights of cut to find the one you prefer. Ryegrass can take cutting heights of under 1". Once it's safe to walk on, fertilize weekly for the first 8 weeks using a quarter of the monthly bag rate. So if the fertilizer bag says 2 lbs/month, fertilize weekly with 0.5 lbs. Regarding the leveling, it's too late now. Let the grass establish, and once it's got good roots you can cut it real short and do some leveling with sand. You don't want to completely bury the grass, so it may take multiple rounds a few months apart to get it to level. Here's a great video on leveling.