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Tomato source

15 years ago

Does anyone have a good source for tomato plants near Morris county?

I've been to country mile on 202 and it's good. I'm looking for Brandywines, and they didn't have any. I had one last year in my first garden and it was spectacular.

I just planted supersonic, better boy and sweet 100, but I'm looking for a real selection. I know there's a place near Flemington but it's a little far.

Next year I do seeds.

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ellenh
15 years ago
Try Cross Country in Kingwood (close to Flemington). Here's a link to the web site. They specialize in Peppers but they have tomato plants as well. Here is the link. http://www.chileplants.com/aboutus.asp?section=all

Ellen
bobbobnj
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks for the response. I've seen their website. It's a little far but I may have to try it.
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scorpgirl24
15 years ago
I have extra Brandywines, among other heirlooms. I'm in Monmouth County. If you're interested, post again.
Jo

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