Muddy Bucket Farm Joins Heritage Seed Market
 

I'm happy to announce that Steve and Ellie invited me to join them at the Heritage Seed Market website as a vendor. Please look us over at this link:

[url]http://heritageseedmarket.com/[/url]

We're bare bones right now, but will be adding varieties and information as time goes on.

Congratulations! Wishing you all much success.

Gotta go browse now :)

Welcome to the funhouse, Ted! ;)

Steve

Tennesee Suited! How did you sneak that one past us, TED ?! :lol:

Congratulations!!!

I just ordered some seeds again. Was really happy to see your dwarf exclusives available.

Now...I just can't wait till the snow disappears.

Wow! What an exciting surprise. Really nice varieties. Best of luck to everyone
involved. Darlene

That's great Ted. I will check it out!
Sue

What!!!!!! That is awesome Ted. Conrats on joining Heritage/Bunny Hop Seeds.

[QUOTE=ddsack;519451]Tennesee Suited! How did you sneak that one past us, TED ?! :lol:[/QUOTE]

Sue saw it first. She sent me some seeds and I found it in my garden and confirmed it was there. Then some of us grew it out a few times. Then Bill Minkey did the release production, and there you are.

It really is a very pretty and good tasting tomato. The stripes are very dominant both in the green stage and thruout the ripening stage.

And DD, I was hiding it from you all the time.:)) :?!?:

Well, I'm glad it's out in the open now!

It's a beauty! :lol:

OH MY GOODNESS how did I miss this!! How very exciting! Congrats my friend!! Best of success to you!!!

FANTASTIC, Awesome!!! How fun for all of you.

I will definitely have to check it out and place my annual seed order soon.

great news Ted!

Congrats Ted :)

Loving it Ted! You couldn't be in better company.

Great adventure! Good luck!

Congratulations Ted! They made a good choice to include you as a vendor.:)

My cat just woke me up, and so I just spent about 20 minutes browsing your page, Ted. I just loved it! Well done!

Great news! Makes for a winning combination all the way around.

Some very nice looking varieties..! And congrats Ted.!

I want to thank everyone for the warm and kind encouragement. It the best Christmas and soon to be birthday present I can remember receiving. Keep watching us at Heritage Seed Market. In addition to all the new dwarf project releases just added, there's gonna be some really good new varieties coming out this summer. So, visit us often to check out what's new.

Again, thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement.

Congrats! Already bookmarked...

[QUOTE=ContainerTed;519429]I'm happy to announce that Steve and Ellie invited me to join them at the Heritage Seed Market website as a vendor. Please look us over at this link:

[URL]http://heritageseedmarket.com/[/URL]

We're bare bones right now, but will be adding varieties and information as time goes on.[/QUOTE]


Just wondering if you know whether your Golden Jubilee is Burpee's Jubilee or the older Australian/Childs' Golden Jubilee?

In case you didn't see it, here's a discussion from last summer that includes some info about the two.

[url]http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=36433[/url]

I don't know which it is. It may be some other one. I got a commercial seed packet from the local Co-op and they tasted so good and were nice 8 to 12 oz fruit, that I decided to make them available. I am sure of one thing. Those folks over at the Co-op haven't a clue. Someone sends them the seeds and they sell 'em. They have that usual saying you hear a lot of around here - "I don't know nothing about that."

The only thing I can say is that the taste of these was exceptional. It was not at all bland. On the contrary, it had a lot of the "old fashioned" flavor you expect from pinks and reds. As my writeup on MBF says over there, I only make available those that taste good.

Here's a link to the one I grew and sent post and picture to Tatianna.

[URL]http://t.tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Golden_Jubilee[/URL]

Pleae note that I've always known it as "Golden Jubilee".