Have OSU Blue, Black and Brown Boar, Aunt Lou's Underground RR, Viva Lindsey's Kentucy Heirloom
All are fermented seeds, OP from this season.
I am looking for heirloom tomatos, especially these:
Mexico Midget
Voyage
White Queen
Carbon
Violet Jasper
Black Elephant
Kentucky Wonder
Stump of the World
Soldacki
Alice
I am also looking for fresh Aconitum, any hardy species in white, cream, gray or very pale blue.
I have seeds of the following:
Carbon
Violet Jasper
Black Elephant
Stump of the World
Soldacki
Do not have large quantities and do not blossom bag
I would love them. Do you want each of the ones I have? I also have Kentucky Yellow Beefsteak and Mr. Stripey.
I do not blossom bag. I do try to isolate, but the OSU Blue is the only one grown more than 150 feet from other varieties.
I have Mexico Midget and White Queen. Won't know about the aconitum until I get up to the cottage.
What did you think of the Aunt Lou's Underground RR? Everyone mentions the historical value. I'm also wondering about the taste.
I have a ton of heirloom tomato seeds. The only one I have on your list is Voyage but i'd love to trade with you. I'm especially interested in Black and Brown Boar and will trade anyother ones I have.
Thanks,
Lisa
I just ordered these from The Seed Kingdom, anyone want to trade?
I'm mostly interested in early / cold-tolerant tomatoes, especiually cherry tomatoes.
Tomato Old Flame
Tomato Sub Artic Plenty
Tomato Manitoba
Tomato Stupice
Tomato Pruden's Purple
And I was thinking of getting some of these from Hazzards (mostly 250-seed pkts) if someone would split them:
Ildi Grape, yellow, extra early, very sweet, highest yield, long life on or off vine, indet, 53 days ($10/250)
Glacier O.P. UltraEarly, hardy, cold tolerant, 2-3 oz., 2" semi-det., Potato leaf,
Oregon Spring Seedless, early, cold tolerant 6 oz smooth globe, det,
Poison,
I would like the ones on your original list with the exception of OSU Blue; also would like the Kentucky Yellow Beefsteak.
PM me your addy and I will get the seeds out on or before Monday. I will PM you my addy. Thanks for the trade.
Nancy,
Aunt Lou's was a favorite this year. The fruits are nice and large, slightly acidic, very clean and tomatoey (I think I made that word up, just now).
Rick, that's a nice list of tomatoes, especially for short season folks.
Thanks everyone.
