jmcquown wrote:
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> The OP did say he "saved quite a few bell pepper and tomato seeds". I
> suspect he's starting off with seeds from what he grew in containers
> last year... at least, that is how I interpreted it when he mentioned
> containers. Whatever they were, they were good enough for him to save
> the seeds and want to grow them again. Just sayin'

that doesn't mean they will return as that same type of
tomato if he plants those seeds.

if they were a hybrid tomato he could have quite a bit
of difference from what was grown the previous season.

if they were a heirloom tomato or some other variety
that was not a hybrid he'd have a better chance of
getting the same type of tomato back, but not a guarantee
since open pollenated plants can be fertilized from any
other pollen sources in that area.


songbird