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RJGlew · February 29, 2020

I know the subject has shifted away from "buying tomato seeds from EBay," but I would like to point out the fabulous availability of many hundreds of professionally processed Russian tomato varieties from a couple of EBay sellers, ANDLEG and olzzzass2891. I found them when I decided to try a bunch of Siberian hearts this year. Seeds are just over $1 per pack, so extremely reasonably priced. All of the highly regarded hearts are there (EM Champion, Pink Honey, Eagle's Beak, Mazarini, Eagle's Heart, Danko, Golden Heart, Malva, Amber Heart, Sweet Heart etc, etc) , and I finally located the actual early determinate Moskvich, not the North American indeterminate masquerading as such. I took a chance with one called "Ultra Fast" since I am always willing to try a new early in my Zone 3a garden. Seeds listed are not expired and may have been sourced from sibsad-nsk.ru which has over 775 varieties.

February 29, 2020	#11
RJGlew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 643	I know the subject has shifted away from "buying tomato seeds from EBay," but I would like to point out the fabulous availability of many hundreds of professionally processed Russian tomato varieties from a couple of EBay sellers, ANDLEG and olzzzass2891. I found them when I decided to try a bunch of Siberian hearts this year. Seeds are just over $1 per pack, so extremely reasonably priced. All of the highly regarded hearts are there (EM Champion, Pink Honey, Eagle's Beak, Mazarini, Eagle's Heart, Danko, Golden Heart, Malva, Amber Heart, Sweet Heart etc, etc) , and I finally located the actual early determinate Moskvich, not the North American indeterminate masquerading as such. I took a chance with one called "Ultra Fast" since I am always willing to try a new early in my Zone 3a garden. Seeds listed are not expired and may have been sourced from sibsad-nsk.ru which has over 775 varieties. Last edited by RJGlew; February 29, 2020 at 09:54 PM.