Check out the Tomato Seed Exchange forum too. I linked it for you below. Personally I can't say I have ever heard of it. Any chance it also goes by another name? Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Seed Exchange

Merricat, email me if you can't find Val's email as I have it somewhere. (And BTW tomatoes is talk that I too like...!) Happy Lunar New Year - we're going to the Toronto festivities next weekend. Susan srimkus@uoguelph.ca

Thanks all! I received a reply to my request for Alma.

What variety was that? I lost all my tomatoes at the first of August, to settle a dispute with a landlord who declared I had "too many." I was really surprised when I went outside yesterday and found all my plants were dead. I didn't think it had gotten THAT cold! Today, I started the task of pulling up what's left of the killed four o' clocks, maybe 2 sq ft at a time, because I'm determined to thoroughly comb the ground and plant debris, gleaning all the seeds I can. I use the seeds for trade, and know I'll have a bang of new seedlings, too, but my main crop will be from the now established tubers. I've done much trading and buying, and now have a lot of tomato varieties. I'm still looking for any peppers, eggplants and okras I don't already have. By the way, e-mail me again sometime. Since our last correspondence, I've now got a 1973 M-F 510. Okay, I know, but it was a rescue. I could not just look the other way and let some bozo just scrap her--geesh! I'm desperately seeking some flower pans to use this critter for maybe 15-30 acres of seed okra. Can't tell you what to do with green tomatoes, though. Too immature for seed-saving. They don't taste good, green, either. Maybe some Mexican cook can use them for something.