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Lori S.
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Yes, I've seen that too... tomato seeds have terrific longevity!
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Tomato seeds survive the city's sewage treatment, too.
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Quote from: RickR on January 29, 2013, 05:55:03 PM
Tomato seeds survive the city's sewage treatment, too.
Of course, it's the way they are dispersed in nature
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