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Yellow tomato plants

Adriana Gutierrez

11 years ago

Does anybody have any spare Jaune Flamme or Aunt Gertie's gold plants? I forgot to start seeds of one of these two old favorites of mine and they are impossible to buy as plants. I have Black Cherry, Green Zebra and Japanese Black Trifele seedlings that I would be happy to offer in trade.

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botanicat
11 years ago
Start seeds now. They will be up in a week probably and you will have a few later tomatoes.
Adriana Gutierrez
Original Author
11 years ago
I am mentally "done" with seed starting for the year...found Jaune Flammeé plants online at Laurel's so have splurged. Will save seeds for starting next year.
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