Beau Peep Notice Board
Beau Peep Notice Board => Outpourings => Topic started by: Diane CBPFC on January 30, 2011, 04:22:40 PM
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I have been spending hours searching for just the right short season heritage tomato seeds and came upon this wonderful sounding lettus:
Grandpa Admire: 1860's) (60 days) . Named for a Civil War veteran, George Admire. His 90-year old granddaughter gave his lettuce seed to Seed Savers Exchange in 1977. Large, bronze-tinged leaves stay tender, even in extreme hot weather. Slow to bolt.
Roger, you could grow a Civil War heritage seed garden!
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Ah, the seeds of war.
I'll use this opportunity to say I might not be around too much in thr next few days---more computer trouble so I'm on my wife's at the moment. If my laptop has completely conked out, a new one is a possibilty. And you know how long it takes me to sort one of those out....
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you're on your wife's what?
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I feel the need for another of Jack's games coming on here.
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You don't sound as excited about the idea as I thought you'd be Roger.
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Don't fret, Diane. It's not easy to think about planting large areas of the estate at the same time as which new computer thingy to get.....
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I thought that was what the servants and gardener were for?
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I've got a bad back.
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My tomato seeds came in the mail if anybody cares.
I bought 7 short season heritage kinds (some were even grown through the Canadian Gene bank) - the most exciting variety being called "The Bloody Butcher". Got seeds, got jiffy pots and got itchy green thumbs.
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You can get lotions and tablets for those symptoms. Just don't scratch!