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cue_chik Palm Coast, FL(Zone 9a) Apr 17, 2009

This was posted int he Tomato forum by VGMKY so I thought I would bring it here and share it (if it hasn't been shared already).

If you follow this link http://www.helpgrowyoursoup.com/ and enter codes CX and HY in the code boxes, pick any soup from the drop down list and enter your address and email info, they will send you a packet of free tomato seeds.

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donnaleeecam Okeechobee, FL Apr 18, 2009

Thanks for sharing!

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vonissk Sulphur, OK Apr 22, 2009

Thank you very much for sharing that...............................

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denimangle Oakwood (Butler,TX), TX(Zone 8b) Apr 23, 2009

enter codes CX and HY in the code boxes these codes are not valid .. & me with not 1 can of campbells in the house :(

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cue_chik Palm Coast, FL(Zone 9a) Apr 23, 2009

hmm. you entered CX in the first box and HY int he second?

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denimangle Oakwood (Butler,TX), TX(Zone 8b) Apr 23, 2009

Yeppers sure did ..
Went back and picked tomato soup and it worked . I had picked bean with bacon (the first on the list) the first time.
Cheryl

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debbeanna Joplin, MO Apr 25, 2009

Thanks

I entered

P13 -- 25 -- Chicken Noodle and it worked!!!

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dreaves Hutto, TX(Zone 8b) Apr 27, 2009

I did a little research with Campbell's and the FFA and found the cultivar for the free tomatoes. I posted the information on the Tomato forum, but just in case you don't follow that forum, Here's the info:

The cultivar in the free seeds program is Campbells CXD 179. It is a determinate variety used for commercial production.

The CXD 179 is described as, "a standard for mid-season production with high solids, medium viscosity, and very good color. Yields are consistently outstanding and the fruit is firm. The medium size plant covers well. "

Disease resistance: VFFN
Shape: Square
Size: 80 grams
Brix: high

Apparently this is an excellent paste tomato...but both the Campbell's and FFA responses include that it is good eaten fresh as well.

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