2018 Mostly Mystery 'Mater Mailing - Page 19

Tormato · January 26, 2019

Postal rates are going up, starting on Sunday (I think). The first thing I'll try to do is package the seeds in a regular envelope which only requires a single first class stamp. But, the padding might be tricky.

PM me a mailing address.

MissMoustache · January 26, 2019

Can I jump in for some melons? I can send you a SASE for Crimson Sweet, Orange Tendersweet, and Cream of Saskatchewan?

Jonnyhat · January 30, 2019

Sir, you are truly a gentleman and a scholar. got my package today and my goodness I now have to figure out where to put all these! (good problems)

Thank you again and hopefully I will have some news to report on my germination homework!

upcountrygirl · January 31, 2019

Tormato, if the Dixie Queen, Florida Giant, Moon & Stars, & Moon & Stars red fleshed are still available can I send you a SASE for some seeds?

Ann123 · January 31, 2019

I got my present today! Thank you, thank you, Gary, for all your work and time. So much seeds, so little space
(must invade my parents garden again).

January 31, 2019

Lol, Ann - I feel you! I have taken to giving plants away to friends, neighbors, and colleagues!

Tormato · February 2, 2019

It's been a lost week, with the weather and T'ville being down almost every time I've been online. I'll try to send the new requests out early next week.

Ann123 · February 2, 2019

Quote:

Originally Posted by MdTNGrdner

Lol, Ann - I feel you! I have taken to giving plants away to friends, neighbors, and colleagues!

I do this too. I even put them on the pavement with a sign 'tomato plants for free'. They are always gone after 15 minutes.

Jonnyhat · February 2, 2019

Same i am such a sucker that if i start 6 seeds per pot when i cull them down to my 1 keeper i replant the cuttings root them and then give those away.

February 2, 2019

Tormato · February 8, 2019

One package returned, going back out. I think it was...

Cr B ID

The postal worker and I couldn't figure out why it was returned. The reason given was that it was over 13 ounces, but it was all processed correctly at the counter with correct postage, the added tracking barcode, etc...

PhilaGardener · February 8, 2019

I've had all sorts of issues lately with USPS sending things on bazarre journeys - just last week a package made it to my local PA post office and then took a trip to NYC (from which it still hasn't shown up!).

BettyC-5 · February 9, 2019

I was wondering if you had sent it. Will keep watching for it.

P.S. Was this a flat rate envelope?

Tormato · February 9, 2019

A flat rate bubble mailer.

The flat rate envelopes can easily tear, or be easily torn. If one does use the envelope, it's best to put all items in a relatively strong package (like a 1-gallon freezer zip lock) first, and then put that into the envelope.

BettyC-5 · February 9, 2019

It arrived! Now to go thru everything. Thank you so much.

January 26, 2019	#272
MissMoustache Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Cold hardy zone 4b-5a, Heat zone 4-5, Sunset zone 43 Posts: 228	Can I jump in for some melons? I can send you a SASE for Crimson Sweet, Orange Tendersweet, and Cream of Saskatchewan? __________________ Books, cats, gardening...life is good! gwendolyninthegarden.blogspot.com

February 9, 2019	#283
BettyC-5 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Idaho Posts: 81	I was wondering if you had sent it. Will keep watching for it. P.S. Was this a flat rate envelope? Last edited by BettyC-5; February 9, 2019 at 12:59 PM.

January 26, 2019	#271
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,966	Postal rates are going up, starting on Sunday (I think). The first thing I'll try to do is package the seeds in a regular envelope which only requires a single first class stamp. But, the padding might be tricky. PM me a mailing address.

January 30, 2019	#273
Jonnyhat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Downingtown, PA Posts: 337	Sir, you are truly a gentleman and a scholar. got my package today and my goodness I now have to figure out where to put all these! (good problems) Thank you again and hopefully I will have some news to report on my germination homework!

January 31, 2019	#274
upcountrygirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: south carolina Posts: 562	Tormato, if the Dixie Queen, Florida Giant, Moon & Stars, & Moon & Stars red fleshed are still available can I send you a SASE for some seeds?

January 31, 2019	#275
Ann123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Belgium Posts: 240	I got my present today! Thank you, thank you, Gary, for all your work and time. So much seeds, so little space (must invade my parents garden again).

January 31, 2019	#276
MdTNGrdner Guest Posts: n/a	Lol, Ann - I feel you! I have taken to giving plants away to friends, neighbors, and colleagues!

February 2, 2019	#277
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,966	It's been a lost week, with the weather and T'ville being down almost every time I've been online. I'll try to send the new requests out early next week.

February 2, 2019	#279
Jonnyhat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Downingtown, PA Posts: 337	Same i am such a sucker that if i start 6 seeds per pot when i cull them down to my 1 keeper i replant the cuttings root them and then give those away.

February 8, 2019	#281
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,966	One package returned, going back out. I think it was... Cr B ID The postal worker and I couldn't figure out why it was returned. The reason given was that it was over 13 ounces, but it was all processed correctly at the counter with correct postage, the added tracking barcode, etc...

February 8, 2019	#282
PhilaGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Near Philadelphia, PA Posts: 1,940	I've had all sorts of issues lately with USPS sending things on bazarre journeys - just last week a package made it to my local PA post office and then took a trip to NYC (from which it still hasn't shown up!).

February 9, 2019	#284
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,966	A flat rate bubble mailer. The flat rate envelopes can easily tear, or be easily torn. If one does use the envelope, it's best to put all items in a relatively strong package (like a 1-gallon freezer zip lock) first, and then put that into the envelope.

February 9, 2019	#285
BettyC-5 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Idaho Posts: 81	It arrived! Now to go thru everything. Thank you so much.