Hey thanks for the link.If ya can't find the chilli pepper or tomato ya are lookin for there,ya ain't gonna find em....I have some tomato seeds that have been passed down from my Great-Grandfather and I grow them every year.He died in 1915 at the age of 72.I told ya that just so you could see how far back these seeds go in my family.I have no idea how long he grew them other than my Grandmother saying he grew them since she could remember and she was born in 1888.I have no idea what they are other than they are red,meaty but juicey and taste great,there size is anywhere from about 8-12 ounces.We just call them Razorback tomatoes,cause that was where My Great-Grandfather lived(Arkansas)One day I will take them to somebody in the know and see if they can tell me what kind of tomato they are.Heck maybe I am setting on a long thought to be lost tomato...lol I think it would be neat if that was the case.
Now that y'all know my family history,I will shut up now....lol
Austin
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