The mom & pop seed business is a labor of love. We are all indebted to the companies Darlene listed above.

[QUOTE=Nattybo!;438056]Noooo! I never got a chance to order from them :cry: Blast my tiny seed budget. Each year I kept thinking: Next year, next year. Now they are gone:(. Figures; that's how my luck goes. And their site is not on the way back machine, so I have to rely on my brain :twisted: to remember what varieties I kept renewing in the shopping cart.

Mr. Bruno, where art thou?[/QUOTE]

Mike from Ohioheirloomseeds is carrying them.

There's actually a sticky that Mischka maintains which lists all the recommended seed vendors here -- [url]http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=3[/url]

Hasn't been updated in a while, but still a good place to start. I always refer to it before placing any seed order with a vendor I've never bought from just to make sure they're among the good guys.

[QUOTE=Fred Hempel;438068]The mom & pop seed business is a labor of love. We are all indebted to the companies Darlene listed above.[/QUOTE]
Thanks, Fred! It really is a labor of love.
Remy

Darlene and Fred,

Thank you! Your support is very much appreciated :)