If you want to have seeds, PM me...but the seeds are very old...

Tormato wrote: ↑Sun Jul 10, 2022 8:55 pm I hear you on the drought conditions. I'm lucky to gather enough grass clippings in the neighborhood, for mulch. The way things are going, there won't be a lot of mowing down the road.

It's a catch-22;I use a heavy mulch, which is a breeding ground for rats/mice that chew the stems and tomatoes.
I can't use neighbors' clippings,they all use lawn people and harsh chemicals on their lawns.
I lost my 1st tomato to mice this weekend,it was a cherokee carbon on a plant that is cashing in it's chips.

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/di ... h/catch-22

they also say the original has a strange taste/smell.
Maybe once they turn red I can scratch and sniff before picking.

speaking of rats/mice;I planted 60 cucumber plants and I am down to 6 still alive.

the harz are taking the heat/drought very well.
I did cover them with white mesh today(netting they put over baby carriages to keep mosquitoes out) to prevent any possible sunscald or vermin nibbles.