No, you don't need to buy another plant.

You can go to Tania's excellent tomato data base and see where seeds for it are being sold and I've linked to that page at her site below so you can see that there are now at least two places where you get seed/

You'll see that one place is Gleckler's and when Adam first put up his picture where he was selling seeds he said it was pink, and that led to someone contacting him and saying it was red.

That led to a very long and interesting thread elsewhere and the consensus was that it should be pink, although there are some red versions out there.

I'm not going to go into the details of that long thread but just to say that someone who got a plant from Laurel way back when, who is known to many of us at another message site, said what she got was pink fruits. Laurel is a friend of hers and I also know Laurel

I guess there will always be controversy about this variety. I know I was asked to proof a story about Jimmy Williams that was run in a magazine and I sent back my suggested corrections but I never knew where it was published or when or if.

Jimmy was selling fruits off the street at one time and it isn't clear what color those fruits were.

He also tried to patent the variety and was turned down.

Either Adam Gleckler's site or Jeff Casey's site that Tania lists would be fine. Both have an excellent reputations.

And you can also go to the Tomato Exchange here at GW ( link at the top of this first page) and ask for seeds or see if anyone is listing them. You can do that at any message site where you read/post b/c most of them have seed areas for wants or for trades.

Carolyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Goose Creek Seeds