[JustaDumbBlonde]

As much time as I spend on eBay, it never occurred to me to shop for seeds there. Yesterday I was searching for a tomato slicer, and accidentally found this listing:

20 Varieties Heirloom Tomatoes Tomato Seeds SALE

I do not know this person ... he/she appears to be in Kentucky. For less than $12, you can get 20 different open pollinated or heirloom varieties, you choose which ones. You can buy more than one offer, so you could get 40 or 60 varieties to keep!

Sounds like a great deal to me, and as much as I DON'T need a single tomato seed this year, I'm going to try it. Some of these seeds are very expensive in the catalogs.

[who knows what evil?]

The ‘critics’ who post at Tomatoville speak very highly of ‘Blue Ribbon’ seeds...go for it. The owner posts there, as well. (That crowd is usually very leery of seeds offered on eBay.)

[Red_Devil 232]

Here are a couple of pictures of my 5 gallon carboy filled with my Cranberry Mead. It will stay in this carboy for four months to give it time to age and mellow out as a batch and then I will bottle it and let it age until Nov.