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texasjack · July 11, 2012

To: Tom Wagner,Feldon30 and PNW D

Thanks so much for your replies. Collectively you have opened a whole new diminsion to my tomato hobby/obsession. My right brain grows old heirlooms because I'm trying to recapture a childhood memory, but my left brain compels me into the science and challenge of doing the less ordinary. Since your replies I've spent hours reading on the USDA site.

A special thanks for leading me to the SETTfest site and the very regional focus on my little slice of the world.

Tom: By coincidence I know someone who does assistance work to the Maya in Guatemala and knows the Juan Diego described in the article. I may receive seeds from there in the Fall.

Thanks Again

Jack

July 11, 2012	#6
texasjack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Houston Tx Posts: 33	To: Tom Wagner,Feldon30 and PNW D Thanks so much for your replies. Collectively you have opened a whole new diminsion to my tomato hobby/obsession. My right brain grows old heirlooms because I'm trying to recapture a childhood memory, but my left brain compels me into the science and challenge of doing the less ordinary. Since your replies I've spent hours reading on the USDA site. A special thanks for leading me to the SETTfest site and the very regional focus on my little slice of the world. Tom: By coincidence I know someone who does assistance work to the Maya in Guatemala and knows the Juan Diego described in the article. I may receive seeds from there in the Fall. Thanks Again Jack