***OFFER CLOSED*** HAPPY GARDENING TO ALL WHO RESPONDED.

I still have a TON of seeds from 20 or so varieties that I saved in 2016, all properly fermented and stored, which still had excellent germination last year. I'm looking to cut down on the amount since I have newer seed, but hate to just throw them away. If there's an interest, I can post a SASE list here.

OhioGardener wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 2:48 pm If there's an interest, I can post a SASE list here.

I think that you had better go right ahead and post that list. You are among a large group of tomato seed addicts here.

List, please!

[mention]OhioGardener[/mention]

I'd like to see the list.

I have loads of seeds, but I'm almost always interested in more.

I'll leave this up for as long as this offer is available. If you're interested, send me a private message. For a single stamp SASE, please limit choices to six.

Sen Pier (my strain from friend's mom in Moscow in 1991)
Giant Belgium
Speckled Roman
Costaluto Genovese
Pertsevidnyi Zheltyi
Moscow Market (my strain from Moscow in 1991)
Debarao Red (my strain from friend's mom in Moscow in 1991)
Caro Rich
Pink Ping Pong
Tigerella
Indigo Rose
Amethyst Jewel
Green Sausage
Purple Calabash
Chadwick's Cherry
Subarctic Plenty
Italian Heirloom
Black From Tula
Principe Borghese
Black Krim
Burye (my strain from friend's mom in Moscow in 1991)
Amurskiy Tigr
Delicious
Azoychka
Black Vernissage
Lyana (red)
Efemer

PM sent. Thanks!

Everyone who PM'd me should now have a response with my address.

Is Sen Pier the same as St. Pierre as they are phonetically similar?

Sen Pier may be the same as St. Pierre, but I can't be 100% certain. I received these seeds from my friend's mom in Moscow in 1991 and they'd been in their family for quite a few years. The name she wrote on the packet transliterated to "Sen Pier" which would be "St. Pierre" in Russian. What I can say of this particular strain is it was acclimated to Northern growing conditions because of where it was continually selected. It's also done very well for me in Ohio.

***OFFER CLOSED*** Happy gardening to all who responded.

Thank you for the lovely seeds!