I am wanting to do a trade. I would LOVE to try your: SOLAR FLARE variety and only need about 5 seeds. I have these varieties that I did not notice on your list: Burgess Lemon (only 5 seeds from Wintersown and several years old) Hovarth (only 2 seeds left from Wintersown and several year old) Peacevine Cherry (10 seeds from Kenyon Organics, probably 2 years old) God Love (5 seeds from Kenyon Organics, probably 2 years old) Abe Lincoln (about 10 from Livingston Seed Co, less than year old) San Marzano (about 10 from Organic Ferry-Morse, less that year old) I am rather new to this forum and unsure how to proceed. Is there a way you can message me to exchange addresses? I can send a SASE.

Hi Dale!!!! How are you? Long time no see. I hope the business is doing great. I always was a horrible typist, but I did start out as a 'stenographer' at General Dynamics in the earliest 1980s. Even though they hired me for my shorthand (140 words per minute, I'm proud to say), I mostly typed and this was back when we had to type on IBM Selectric typewriters and and then had to learn to type on computers (called word processors at the time) and I hated them. LOL In the mid-1980s we had to start using a brand new (in the business world) process called 'Electronic Mail' on our brand new computerized word processors and I didn't like it either and could not see its' worth, which just goes to show that I am not good at spotting trends! So, I guess I've been typing a long time but never especially liked it...and didn't stay a stenographer long either, promoting out of secretarial work and into first a personnel administrative job and then later an accounting job before I quit my job in the early 1990s to do the whole stay-at-home-mom thing. I then spent the rest of the 1990s and even the earliest 2000s avoiding computers because I had my fill of them at work all those years. After we moved to a fairly remote, rural area ihere in Oklahoma in the late 1990s, I eventually had to learn to like my computer and communicate on it in order to stay in touch with what was going on in the real world. Now, of course, I cannot imagine my life without electronic communication. I do always write long threads, though, and that's just me trying to be thorough and complete and cover all the bases. Hope you're well and looking forward to another great garden year. Dawn

THE GOOD: Cherokee Purple Sandul Moldovan "Cowlick's" Brandywine Black Brandywine Amazon Chocolate Glick's Brandywine Pink Brandywine-Sudduth's strain Gigantesque Kellogg's Breakfast Olena Ukrainian Caspian Pink-p.l. Paul Robeson Russian Rose Tiffon Mennonite Carbon Boxcar Willie Lancaster County Pink Black Seamam Caspian Pink-r.l. Black Krim Red Brandywine Cherokee Chocolate Opalka Sungold (hybrid) Large Pink Bulgarian Black Star Dr. Wyche's Yellow Missouri Pink Love Apple Purple Brandywine (marizol bratka) Lillian's Yellow Heirloom Black Prince Prudens Purple Pink Brandywine Marianna's Peace Pink Sweet Polish Giant Blue Ridge Mountain Amish Rose Stump of the World German Queen Stumps Brandywine Chianti Rose German Johnson Frankstein Black Arkansas Traveler Royal Hillbilly Mr. Underwood's Pink German Giant Marizol Purple Dr. Buresh's Pink Italian Italian Purple Marizol Pink West Virginia Straw German Black Giant Belgium Ballad Boondocks Old German Pink Aunt Ginny's Purple Black Cherry Sweet 100's THE BAD: Stupice Pink Ping Pong Black from Tula Mexico Japanese Black Trifele Eva's Purple Ball Nyagous Mr. Stripey (Beefsteak) Mr. Brown Black Yellow Pear Juliet Giant Tree Mortgage Lifter Tidwell German Buttersworth Potato Leaf Green Zebra Burgundy Traveler Purple Perfect Dr. Lyle Sunsets Red Horizon Andrew Rahart's Jumbo Red Mrs. Houseworth Purple Prince Church Bordo Jeff Davis Wins All Brandywine-OTV German Red Strawberry Big Rainbow Ukrainian Bulls Heart Goldie Buck's County THE UGLY: Yellow Brandywine Pineapple Mao Chinese Ukrainian Shirley S. Soldacki Wanda's Potato Leaf Southern Night Watermelon Beefsteak

An older thread started in 2011, discussions ended Aug 2012. Well, since then probably few more have been released by the Dwarf Project . I have got 2 of them (seeds now) that was not discussed here above. They are: == Rosella Crimson: ( I've got seeds) == Rosella Purple: I dont have this one but sound very interesting variety with fruits like Cherokee Purple. == Dwarf Purple Heart:( I've got seeds). This is a recent release. I like what I READ about it. One Note: Seems that most of these "Dwarfs" are Indeterminant, Not Determinant as one would think. That is great. You get an indet growth habit that is short, compact and produces continuously though the season. Seysonn