I found these at Lowes or walmart (cant remember which) for $1.42. Tammy

Have: Better Bush Tomato from Botanical Interests for 2013 - 3 packs Celebrity Tomato from Cornucopia Seeds for 2013 - 5 packs Fanfare Cucumber from Cornucopia Seeds for 2013 - 3 packs Better Boy Tomato from Cornucopia Seeds for 2013 - 5 packs Super Sweet 100 Cherry Tomato from Cornucopia Seeds for 2013 - 12 packs I will trade these for ANY heirloom or open-pollinated seeds. I especially need heirloom sweet corn, heirloom sweet carrots, heirloom eggplants, heirloom cucumbers and heirloom flowers. Thank you!

I have some hot cherry bomb seeds if you need them. I don't need anything you have to trade at the moment, but I can send these out if you send me a SASE. Just send me an email from my page.

I interpret the tops (and only the tops) of the vines starting to droop as a sign that the vines just can't carry enough water. I don't think I would agree with that interpretation at all. Assuming indeterminate varieties, many things can cause what might be called "drooping", some of them quite normal. Indeterminate varieties are vines and vines naturally droop or drape thanks to the effects of gravity. Not to mention that most all plants will "droop" during the hottest part of the day only to perk back up with no intervention by the gardener as the day begins to cool. Its a normal defense mechanism of plants. But what is easy for the gardener to create is water-dependent plants. Excessive watering leads to plants that then cannot adjust normally to extremes in temperature. Extreme heat during the summer doldrums is something many of us have to deal with but heavily mulching the plants with several inches of straw or similar organic mulch and even rigging temporary shade for them is often more beneficial than just supplying them with more water. Dave