'Sustainability' Thoughts

[greenstorm]

http://www.wiesel.ca/main.html

Regardless of the source you get your energy from, the problem is still wasting less of it. I mean, using lots of fieldspace to grow oil instead of pulling it out of the ground presents its own problems. Wasting biomass, old and fossilised or new, is kinda sucky. But hey.

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[greenstorm.livejournal.com]

Black Plum and Flamme tomatoes, by far. Productive and tasty. Your climate is very different through.

[wik.livejournal.com]

Flamme as in the stripy 1 pound West Virginia ones, or as in the orange 2-3 oz French ones?

[greenstorm.livejournal.com]

The latter, but it's hard to ripen the big ones up here.

Try Black Krim for me.

[wik.livejournal.com]

I just got to the entries in regards to Black Krim. I'm thinking of one to two plants of that, a handful of medium red utility ones, and one or two plants of a cherry/plum. I'm finding more and more Flammes. Is it the one that's orange through, or the one that's light orange with regular red flesh (Jaune Flamme)? Have any extra seeds hanging around that'd survive the mail?

[greenstorm.livejournal.com]

I've heard that they irradiate. I got mine from west coast seeds, though-- google it, they may mail?

It's orange through.