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Old February 17, 2008   #1
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Default Ernie's Round and Plump

Does anyone know of a seed company that sells these seeds. I've been able to buy the plants locally, but it's only on one day and I sometimes miss it. Every year people seem to like these tomatoes especially the round which is slightly larger. They always get 8-10 scores. I'm not even sure who the source is of this tomato. Anyway I've seen it for at least 4 years and never have come across any seeds.
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Old February 18, 2008   #2
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I offer both these varieties through Seed Savers Exchange. See the 2008 SSE Yearbook (when it gets distributed).
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Old February 18, 2008   #3
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You can find Ernie's Plump and Ernie's Pointed in the culinary section at www.mariseeds.com and you can find Ernie's Round in the specials section at the same site.
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Old February 23, 2008   #4
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Thanks for the help folks! I wish I knew mariseeds had this because I had just ordered from them the day I posted. I didn't see it when I was on the site.

By the way how do you get a seed saver yearbook? There is so much posted on this and I have no idea what it is, where you get it, and how it's beneficial.

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Join Seed Savers, pay the fee, it is included in the membership. www.seedsavers.org, I think is the website.

If you join now, you may have to request the 2008 yearbook, I am thinking, because they just sent it out. We got ours a few days ago.
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