hi either seeds or cuttings that i could root let me know thanks GOD BLESS

We sell nice starter kits of 5 gallons of fat juicy red wigglers, babies, eggs and breeders in their own bedding and castings. This way they take to your composting material much easier. Just phone Dave or Karla at 619 463 1866-- all calls returned. Vermicomposting is the way to go. Visit sandiegoredwormsredwigglers.com

Hi Zeuspaul, I googled San Diego Tomato and got this from Dave's Garden: Family: Solanaceae Genus: Lycopersicon Species: Lycopersicum Cultivar: San Diego Plant Type: Indeterminant Leaf Type: Regular Fruit Shape: Standard Fruit Size: Medium Plant Size: 4-6 ft Ripe Time: 69-80 days Sorry, the one question it doesn't answer is if it is a hybrid. I have two bumper stickers on my car. "Eddie would Go" and "Caroline would Know". Aloha

I live in the Texas Panhandle, and we've just now begun to get some "cool" weather. I've had a bumper crop of tomatoes, and a few "volunteers" that I've thrown into the compost heap. Some of the tomatoes have sprung some seedlings and they are in their two week stage with about 2 or 3 pairs of leaves. I could transfer them into some transplant cells and ship them to you, if you wish. I have some Beef Masters, Beef Steaks, Better Boys, and Big Boys. I don't know if any of them are hybrids, and I don't know what kind of results they will provide once they start bearing; but you're welcome to them... I have a couple hundred of them growing in my patch. When I first saw them last week, I thought they were just weeds coming back after I had tilled the ground. But upon closer examination, I noticed the leaves of tomato seedlings, so I let them grow. I've also some heirloom seeds for a cross that I developed between the Lemon Boy and Beef Master. It's a yellow Beef Master with the heft and size of the bigger tomatoe, but the yellow flesh of the Lemon Boy. It also has a lower acidity than the red tomato, with a delicious flavor. It was quite by accident that they cross pollinated. I set some Beef Masters next to my Lemon Boys and voila! Next year I will manually cross pollinate some Beef Masters and Beefsteaks with the Lemon Boys and see what I get. If you're interested in getting some of these seedlings mentioned above, and some of the crosses next year, just send me an email at sagebrushgardens at gmail.com and I'll make arrangements to get some of these seedlings to you. Regards, Ernest O'Dell Zone 6 Sundown, TX P.S. These seedlings are a mix of Beef Masters, Beef Steaks, Better Boys, and Big Boys. I didn't keep track of them when I tilled them into the compost. Sorry! :)