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Originally Posted by SEAMSFASTER
Thanks for the positive feedback and encouragement - that is exactly what fuels my fire!
2018 has been an insane, grueling, exhausting yet productive year. I managed to save seeds from 561 varieties this year, including 255 varieties new to Delectation of Tomatoes.
Included among these are 78 varieties of dwarf and mini-dwarf varieties - which, after several years of effort, brings me to having nearly all varieties from the Dwarf Tomato Project in my inventory.
Also included among those saved are tomato seeds from 173 varieties which I received directly from growers in Russian and Ukraine. Many of these are remarkable for the excellent flavor, yield, asthetic appeal, healthy vines and/or high yield.
Over the next several weeks, I will be working on pictures, descriptions and updating my website.
For more details, please visit my latest Blog post:
https://delectationoftomatoes.wordpr...ble-from-2018/
I appreciate your continuing support for the preservation, propagation and promotion of heirloom varieties from around the world.
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Welcome back Dale, not that I "have" your back, you don't need that.
I never got back to you about where you grow stuff near American Fork, and of course was also wondering if you have any help, family or hire, assuming you don't hire any family members.
I'll Em you when I can,but right now
I'm trying to find a new person to do Rite Aide runs for meds
and I'm in the middle of getting rid of my trusty,but not rusty, 4th Camry. Aha,that rhymes.
The dark chocolate I ordered from the King Arthur's Baker's catalog, that's good, but the stuff I ordered from Harringtons in VT didn't arrive yet.
And we can discuss how many new tomato varieties I KNOW you don't have and will want.I can't give you an exclusive,but heck they are sooo...terrific maybe I should be paying you to grow them out and list them.
Carolyn