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Growing Heirloom Tomatoes |
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Try to find heirloom tomatoes in your garden center.
By ptreskovich
Editor's Note: Heirloom seeds are not hybrids so you can grow the same type from the seeds they produce. There are several good mail order and internet order sources for heirlooms. Just search on Google for Heirloom Seeds and to find seeds for your area of the world.
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RE: Growing Heirloom Tomatoes
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Post By Denise King (Guest Post)
(03/26/2005)
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I have found over the years that "Seeds of Change" have the best seeds for whatever flower or vegetable you may want to grow. All plants are hardy and prolific. Definitely worth the money, since almost all the seeds germinate, not like other seeds from other companies. They are on the web or sometimes their seeds can be found in nurseries and garden centers around town.
RE: Growing Heirloom Tomatoes
I just opened my new Mother Earth News and there is a great resource for finding heirloom and organic seeds: http://www.motherearthnews.com/feat ... pril_May/Finding_Great_Garden_Seeds/
Susan from ThriftyFun
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