They sent my 6 tomato requests, plus most of my alternates as well as a bonus pack of Field Pumpkin seeds. Basically, it feels like my birthday.
Here's what I got:
Egg Yolk
Cherokee Purple
Heatwave
Sub-Arctic Plenty
Russian Persimmon
Marglobe
Green Pineapple
Absinthe
Stupice
Field Pumpkin
The Sub-Arctic Plenty and the Stupice are both 50-60 day varieties, and will be added to my year round tomato experiment.
I don't have a picture of my free seeds, so I will leave you with a gratuitous picture of Sparkle, my silver-laced wyandotte, as well as a reminder that I'll be teaching the "Raising Chickens in Your Backyard" class for the Phoenix Permaculture Guild at the farmer's market this weekend for any Phoenicians that might be interested.

3 comments:
Glad you got your seeds. How exciting. I hope some of your readers get to take advantage as well. I'm hoping to be able to save seeds to contribute as well!
That sounds like a wonderful program and a real kicker to people still slightly on the fence about saving seeds.
Wonderful!
It is amazing that there are so many varieties of tomatoes! Do you think I still have time to plant here in the phx area.jg
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