RE: [tomato] Looking for Texas Wild Tomato Seed

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Doreen wrote:
Texas Wild does NOT cross with other tomatoes.  It is not like currant
types--it's a different family.  The anthers do not extend, as do
currant
types.

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Nicely said!

One other source for Texas Wild -- Salt Spring Seeds in British
Columbia, Canada. They grow all their seed. Organic production, with no
synthetic chemical pesticides, fertilizers, etc. Web address is
http://www.saltspring.com/ssseeds/catalog.htm

Catharine/Atlanta, zone 7b

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