[CH] good chile-seed source

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Kris Kumler said: 
 
> >Sometime in the near future I would like to grow some plants.
> >What are some good sources for peppers seeds?  Either ordering
> >online or preferrably through a local store (Louisville, KY/So. IN
area).

To which Alex Silbajoris said:  

>*shameless plug*
> Consider getting seedlings from Susan Byers in Bloomington.
> http://www.thechilewoman.com
 
<raising hand> Kris, fellow Luhvillian here.  

I just found a great pepper-seed site--cheap, fast and with plenty 
of uncommon chiles.  It's where I just got some _aribibi gusano_ seeds 
(a.k.a. _arrivivi gusano_), and that was not one of the more obscure 
ones on the list.  Fast cheap shipping, too, and a nice lady.   Please 
tell her Rain Adkins sent you.  (Usual disclaimer: no connection.) 
 http://members.aol.com/ltmdterra/TTTnewpe.html

Keep on rockin',
Rain, who hath returned
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