The listing, Clean Out # 1 - 9 types of Garden Seed + 3 bonus has ended.
I'm STILL cleaning out extra seed, so here's another lot.
It has 3 tomato types...20 seeds each.
1. Copia Bicolor, a true to type, meaning seeds can be saved to it, and the next generation should be like the previous generation. 2nd photo.
2. Hybrid cherry tomato. Should produce red cherry tomatos, but if this years flowers got cross pollinated, it could be color and shape variable. It should be good to grow for food and eat, just not save the seeds too. 3rd photo.
3. Brownish red hybrid tomato - should produce edible food good to eat, but saved seed, might produce variable results. 4th photo.
I saved the seeds to it, just because it grew, and so I could give free seeds away, so more people can try growing their own food.
4. Cherry Belle radish seed- 30 seeds - and early, red globe type radish.
5. Red Russian Kale
6. Sunflower Seed
7. Acorn Squash
8. Beets - Detroit Dark Red
9. Cantaloupe - Hale's Best
10. BONUS - MAY OR MAY NOT GROW - Rhubarb seeds
11. Some should grow - Parsnip Seeds "Petrik", traditional white root.
12. more hybrid tomato seed - original parent was a baseball sized round orange. But when I grew out the 2nd generation, the fruit was red, and handball sized, but maybe they'll make some tomatoes good for soup or something.
It was one of the tomatoes I first learned about seed saving with, as well as about open pollination, and the fact that some tomato flowers can be cross pollinated. I hate to throw the seeds away, since I saved them.