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Time to order my tomato seeds!

17 years ago

And any other seeds. We are buried beneath catalogs right now! They started arriving around Christmas and I think we must have gotten at least 20 this year.

I placed my first order, with Tomato Growers, and am looking at Gurney's cause DH insists on ordering from them each year. I like to hit Walmart's seed rack every time I go in just for the halibut in case I see something I want.

'Want' is the key word. We don't really do too well with our clay soil and carpy weather, but it's still fun to dream :)

So I'm curious as to what tomatoes others are going to plant. I like to try different ones every year plus plant the ones we know have done well more than one year in a row. With our snow today it's a good time to think about warmer weather.

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