RE: [tomato] seed borne

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Byron wrote:
>  There are quite a few seed borne diseases out there, and folks like
>you who distribute imported, untested seeds, help spread these
>diseases.

Byron, like other reputable seed sources and vendors, Chuck doesn't
distribute imported, untested seeds. He grows out his own almost
exclusively. He'll only buy additional seed if he runs out of a variety he
offers and then is a careful buyer--buying from sources he knows and trusts.

I've purchased Chuck's seeds and have had no problem with disease; his stock
is clean and well processed.
Catharine/Atlanta, zone 7b

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