Pawlow, I have some of the varieties you are looking for, but I can't tell what YOU have. When I click on your "trade" link I get stuck in some real estate web site. Please clarify. Tomatobob

Hi Tomatobob,

I don't know why you are having the problem with the trade/real estate mixup. What varieties do you have? Here is a list of the varieties I have for trade. Thank you.

Orca Bean
Butternut Squash
Caribe Cilantro
Red Salad Bowl Lettuce
Lutz Salad Leaf Beet
Delicata Squash
Lemon Balm
Pokeweed
Tiger Eye Dry Bean
Italian Basil

Hello back, and thanks for the response. Sorry to say, I don't have a need for the seeds you have. I applaud the presence of pokeweed on your list. Keep those old-timey greens alive!

Has anyone heard of Schmeig Craig tomatoes? I got the seeds years ago from Abundant Life, before their fire. I've not seen them since, but have saved and grown them all these years. Looking for information on them.

Hi Sandy,

This seems to be an odd place to put your question. The spelling you gave is actually incorrect, it is Schimmeig Creg.

This year five members of Seed Saver's Exchange have it listed, one with no description, and described as:
1. 80 days, med. size, red fruit with orange stripes, red flesh, sweet, high yields, best when very ripe
2. 82 days, great looking striped tomato, too bad the taste does not match, still worth growing for attractiveness and possible cross-breeding
3. 80 days, indet., regular leaf, med. size plums, red with orange & yellow stripes, flavor is quite good
4. 80 days, indet., 2" red fleshed fruit with red & yellow stripes

Of course taste is subjective, and you may find that you like them very well.

In case you don't check back here, I have sent you an email with this info.

Betsy

Here is a link that might be useful: Schimmeig Creg at Tatiana's TomatoBase