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Post  littlesapphire 4/13/2010, 8:39 am

I bought some seeds from Walmart about a month ago. They were only 20 cents, and there were a good variety of them. They were from the American Seed Company, and although the seeds are cheap, they've always worked out for me in the past. They're not the only seeds I got (I got some Burpee seeds as well), but I thought the American seeds would round me out.

The problem is, I can't find a website or a number to call them and ask about their plants. I found one website and emailed them, but they replied to me and said that they are in no way affiliated with the seeds you buy in Walmart.

I bought their beefsteak tomatoes and their grey zucchini, and wanted to know if anyone knows if the tomato is indeterminate and if the zucchini is bush or vine. I'm pretty sure the tomatoes are indeterminate. The instructions for the zucchini says to plant them 1-2 feet apart, and I read online somewhere that grey zucchini are small when they're full grown.

Anyone have any ideas?
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Post  pattipan 4/13/2010, 10:29 am

Here's their website: http://www.plantationproducts.com/about.htm

Not a lot of growing information on the site, but there are phone numbers if you want to call them.

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