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Subject: bnots sprouting seeds
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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That was a lot of seeds. You get an A for effort though. I don’t know what else to say.
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10/4/2018 5:09:31 AM
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bnot |
Oak Grove, Mn
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I am over it Brandon. I still have many tomatoes yet to harvest for seeds. Should still make my goal for seed harvest. I will probably have many more seeds than I can find homes for by spring. I have been in contact with a few nurseries in the Minneapolis area. If things go as planned should have 1000 seedlings to be distributed in the area next year. Will be trying this winter to figure out how to get the rest out into the nation. Time lost was the worst thing...need to make some equipment to lessen seed harvest time.
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10/4/2018 5:37:27 AM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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I still think you should give territorial seed out here in Oregon a call. They are medium sized and might be interested. But they have to print their spring catalogue in advance fyi they would want to source seeds right now and they would have to be at federal min. germination standard. They also have live plant distribution. Well whatever glad its not game over there is probably an interested and willing distributor somewhere it might take a lot of calls but the success will be worth it.
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10/4/2018 12:14:49 PM
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