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Suze · August 20, 2007

I think Laurel *might* still have plants you could order for fall delivery. But I haven't looked at her website lately, and don't even know if she needs notice.

http://www.heirloomtomatoplants.com/

I have no idea about Fusion Power, if he is offering fall plants, you'd have to ask him.

http://www.selectedplants.com/

or

http://www.tomatoville.com/member.php?u=165

I think if you told us what major city you're close to, folks might be able to tell you if there is any store close by that may have transplants.

From what I know about the gen'l area (I recently moved from Ft. Worth), some places in Houston carry fall plants. So if you'd be willing to drive an hour or two, that *might* be the way to go. Hopefully, someone from that area can give you some suggestions on places to go to before you make the drive.

I have not even looked for/at plants in the greater Austin area, for all I know, there might be sources.

August 20, 2007	#2
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	I think Laurel might still have plants you could order for fall delivery. But I haven't looked at her website lately, and don't even know if she needs notice. http://www.heirloomtomatoplants.com/ I have no idea about Fusion Power, if he is offering fall plants, you'd have to ask him. http://www.selectedplants.com/ or http://www.tomatoville.com/member.php?u=165 I think if you told us what major city you're close to, folks might be able to tell you if there is any store close by that may have transplants. From what I know about the gen'l area (I recently moved from Ft. Worth), some places in Houston carry fall plants. So if you'd be willing to drive an hour or two, that might be the way to go. Hopefully, someone from that area can give you some suggestions on places to go to before you make the drive. I have not even looked for/at plants in the greater Austin area, for all I know, there might be sources.