Source for Cowlick's?

lowlylowlycook · December 24, 2012

Some folks here were kind enough to send me some Cowlick's Brandywine seeds. The year before last, somehow I didn't get any seedlings to grown but this year I had 2 plants and they were both productive and very tasty.

I seem to remember a few places having them last year but all I can find now is one Ebay-store, which seems reputable but I'd like to avoid ordering 1 packet from several separate sellers so I'd like a few more options.

amideutch · December 24, 2012

PM me your addy and I will hook you up. Ami

Wi-sunflower · December 24, 2012

I was the one that distributed the original Cowlicks seeds to well over 100 member here, tho they were NOT my seeds at that time.

Since then I have grown out my own Cowlicks seeds and list them on my web site along with about 400 other varieties. My shipping is $3 of any number of packs, or free shipping at $25 or more.

I'm working on updating my web site so things are in a bit of flux. Some varieties have their own page, but most are still on "year" pages. The whole list is here
http://knapps-fresh-vegies.netfirms....ato-seeds.html

Carol

lowlylowlycook · December 24, 2012

That looks perfect Carol. Thanks!

Any chance that pepper seeds are coming back?

Ami, thanks for the offer but I want to do my part to support the small shops so I'm specifically looking for places to buy.

Wi-sunflower · December 24, 2012

Actually my original seeds for Cowlicks (those I distributed) came from Ami and Darlene (Grey Ghost).

As far as the pepper seeds, I wish I had the energy for both tomatoes and chiles. I actually liked the chiles better. But the chiles are a bit harder to do well the way we do things. Plus the big issue is lack of greenhouse space in the spring. We lost part of a greenhouse with the wet heavy snow we had a few days ago too.

So, not in the near future I'm afraid.

Carol

amideutch · December 24, 2012

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Ami, thanks for the offer but I want to do my part to support the small shops so I'm specifically looking for places to buy.

Works for me. I too totally support the small vendors especially those listed here and the owners are members of TVille as is Carol. Ami

December 24, 2012	#1
lowlylowlycook Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: So. Illinois (6a) Posts: 147	Source for Cowlick's? Some folks here were kind enough to send me some Cowlick's Brandywine seeds. The year before last, somehow I didn't get any seedlings to grown but this year I had 2 plants and they were both productive and very tasty. I seem to remember a few places having them last year but all I can find now is one Ebay-store, which seems reputable but I'd like to avoid ordering 1 packet from several separate sellers so I'd like a few more options.

December 24, 2012	#2
amideutch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany 49°26"N 07°36"E Posts: 5,041	PM me your addy and I will hook you up. Ami __________________ Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘...Holy Crap .....What a ride!'

December 24, 2012	#3
Wi-sunflower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,591	I was the one that distributed the original Cowlicks seeds to well over 100 member here, tho they were NOT my seeds at that time. Since then I have grown out my own Cowlicks seeds and list them on my web site along with about 400 other varieties. My shipping is $3 of any number of packs, or free shipping at $25 or more. I'm working on updating my web site so things are in a bit of flux. Some varieties have their own page, but most are still on "year" pages. The whole list is here http://knapps-fresh-vegies.netfirms....ato-seeds.html Carol