It's starting to look like my book has become an heirloom itself, which amuses me to no end.
Too bad that as things turned out I wasn't able to do a second 100, or third 100 or whatever.
Several have suggested that I could consider doing a book just on tomato histories, and I think about it, yes I do, and then wander out to the LV to read a good book or watch TV tennis to which I'm addicted.
And having just coordinated distributing one heck of a lot of seed to Craig in Raleigh who raises all my plants for me and ships them up here, and then seeds to Shoe and Lee in NC who do seed production for me and same to Neil in IL, I can sit back and wait to see how all the wonderful new ones that I have seed for do here and there. I grow almost all the ones that I want to share seed of here at home, well, Freda does b'c I can't being in this walker now, b/c I want to confirm the foliage and taste them myself.
Someone is actually asking $100 for my book? That's utterly ridiculous.
