To: greeneyes
My garden seed order went out yesterday to Gurney’s and Baker Creek in Mansfield, MO. Gurney’s was once in South Dakota and now is mailing their catalog from Indiana. I suspect the big box stores have crushed much of the catalog business.
I noted Gurney’s is offering grafted tomato and pepper plants. I wonder if anyone has experience with grafted tomatoes ?
To: Eric in the Ozarks
What is the point of grafted tomatos? Great rootstock and tender tops with great tomatoes? I'm not seeing the point.
I am, however, this year going to espallier my tomato plants instead of growing them in cages. I want to see how they do growing along a wire instead of getting bushy in cages.
Darn things take up too much room in the garden as it is.
/johnny
To: Eric in the Ozarks
I was wondering the same thing about grafted tomatoes. I ordered most of my stuff last fall during the sales, and I save my heirloom seeds, so I don’t have much to order.
I sent in an order for some strawberry plants, goji berry bushes, blueberry bushes last week since they were on sale.
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02/08/2013 2:13:33 PM PST by
greeneyes
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