Seed Exchange
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Subject: hot weather seed
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Forester01 |
Arkadelphia Arkansas
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looking for some genetics that takes the heat. Growing in Arkansas can be tough. any suggestions?
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12/9/2012 10:32:27 PM
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brotherdave |
Corryton, TN
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Look at the 380 Cantrell. It produced this in TN. http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=189974
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12/10/2012 7:07:01 AM
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bigmelonsgirl |
Tennessee Valley
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The Finders grow in very hot weather. Perhaps you might be able to get a seed or two from them.
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12/10/2012 7:46:07 AM
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meaford |
Ontario
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Send me your e-mail address. Terry (jtchappelle@rogers.com)
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12/10/2012 9:44:59 AM
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coop |
Crossett Arkansas
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Start early Forester, All the Tomato farmers in our area will start their plants in late feb to early march to beat the heat.
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12/10/2012 9:55:44 AM
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Frank and Tina |
South East
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Email us at f.finders@hotmail.com...Frank and Tina Finders from South Carolina :)
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12/10/2012 8:19:28 PM
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TNorange |
Hot West Tennessee
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Paul from Texas and Brodie in Louisiana grew the 566 Van Hook with some sucess.
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12/10/2012 10:58:46 PM
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Duster |
San Diego
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good misting and good shade cloth are the most important in high heat. Most seeds will do well if you can pamper the plant as much as possible:)
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12/10/2012 11:28:26 PM
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Forester01 |
Arkadelphia Arkansas
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thanks everyone emails going out.
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12/11/2012 7:55:50 AM
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Walking Man |
formerly RGG
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My 585 grew very well in the heat this past summer and with no shading. You are welcome to some of my seeds.
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12/11/2012 8:12:54 AM
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