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Old December 26, 2018   #61
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interested in trying some of these,thanks!

cow's tit
Jersey Devil*
Barlow Jap
Brandywine from Croatia*
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KBX
White Tomesol
Maria Amazilitei's Giant Red
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Old December 26, 2018   #62
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Here's my wishlist:
Beefsteak
Brandywine Cowlick's
Girl Girl Weird Thing
Stump of the World

Thanks Tormato.

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Old December 27, 2018   #63
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Here's my wishlist:
Beefsteak
Brandywine Cowlick's
Girl Girl Weird Thing
Stump of the World

Thanks Tormato.


That wish list is too short.
I'll have to add some mystery to it. The only question is do I multiply by 5...10...15...20...or 25? It looks like it will be all beefsteak type varieties, and I'll likely throw in SunGold.
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Old December 27, 2018   #64
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interested in trying some of these,thanks!

cow's tit
Jersey Devil*
Barlow Jap
Brandywine from Croatia*
istra
KBX
White Tomesol
Maria Amazilitei's Giant Red


Sorry, your package has left the building.
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Old December 27, 2018   #65
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Sorry, your package has left the building.
oh, darn my procrastination!!

excited to receive package though,can't wait! thanks
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Old December 31, 2018   #66
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After you go through your package, PM me if there are still any varieties you really, really, really want to try in 2019.


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oh, darn my procrastination!!

excited to receive package though,can't wait! thanks
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Old December 31, 2018   #67
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After you go through your package, PM me if there are still any varieties you really, really, really want to try in 2019.
got my package two days ago....thanks again!

wow...there sure are a lot of seeds to go through and research,lol!!
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Old December 31, 2018   #68
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Hi Gary I got my seeds in the mail today! Thanks for all the time and effort that you put into the MMMM. Also thanks to all that sent in seeds. And a special thank you to Hudson Valley for sponsor. Thanks again. Mike
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Old December 31, 2018   #69
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Gary/Tomato is very knowledgeable about tomatoes and has grown the majority of what's in the swap at least once. If you can't decide I'd suggest just giving him an idea of what you've grown and liked in the past. If you want to grow out a specific size of tomato or will be growning in containers or a limited space, give him some parameters. And share that you're interested in varieties that he'd like to have more seed of next year. He's picking the mostly mystery part of your package, a non-specific wishlist isn't likely to challenge him. ;+)

Oldman. I just wanted to acknowledge your thoughtful post to my lack of guidance for the mystery mailing. I have an index card of names that other people are excited about, but that method leaves out so many less documented good choices for my climate. I am fortunate that within reason I have room to experiment, and the diversity of selections in the swap keeps me engaged even more.



When it comes time to getting seeds in the dirt, I wait till the last minute for variety selection. I rely on the NOAH climate predictions for the upcoming growing season to help me choose what to grow. A short season tomato or a Brandywine, cool wet PNW conditions or a drought, cherries that will set in heat or temps too hot for beefsteak pollination. We had it all last summer in the midwest, didn't we? So I truly appreciate anything that spills out of the envelope!!!


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Old January 1, 2019   #70
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what is MMMM and how does a person participate?
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Old January 1, 2019   #71
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We had it all last summer in the midwest, didn't we? So I truly appreciate anything that spills out of the envelope!!!
We did have a range of late cold, early heat, and increasingly common dry conditions this year. Some of my best producers this year were the leftovers I planted in areas I thought would be less desireable. Areas that got afternoon shade seemed to do best, so I'm reevaluating where the best spots are. And thinking about planting sunflowers on the west side of the back garden. :-)

It's still too early to start much besides rosemary and similar slow growing herbs. But planning is always an option. I'm sure whem my mmmm packet arrives I'll be changing some plans.
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Old January 1, 2019   #72
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what is MMMM and how does a person participate?
thanks
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The deadline for this MMMM is over but for the next year, here's the lowdown:
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=48367
The usual deadline for sending in seeds is Nov. 10.
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Old January 1, 2019   #73
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thanks much nan! maybe next yr - still fighting fungus gnats on my micro dwarf
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Old January 2, 2019   #74
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Thanks for a great MMMM!


My package arrived today and I'm probably going to have to figure out how to add two acres to my garden : )
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Old January 2, 2019   #75
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what is MMMM and how does a person participate?
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You send bubble mailer, a wish list, legible mailing address, and return postage (cash /stamps) inside.



I send back overstuffed bubble mailer, wreck your 2019 garden plans.


My mailing address is found at the first post in the "2018 Mostly Mystery 'Mater Mailing" thread.




You go to the front of the back of the line, as the line of current participants comes first.
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