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		By: AH		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A tip for the tomatoes, I would only bother doing this with a very ripe (like almost over ripe for eating) tomato that is from somewhere like a farmer&#039;s market where you find heirloom varieties. Often (always?) supermarket tomatoes are hybrid, meaning that the seeds would likely produce fruit (if any) that are very different from the parent plant. 

What might be helpful for those looking to grow their own food for free/cheap is to join a seed library. In my community all you have to do is attend a 1 hour orientation to be able to take seeds for free https://seeds.ca/diversity/community-seed-libraries]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A tip for the tomatoes, I would only bother doing this with a very ripe (like almost over ripe for eating) tomato that is from somewhere like a farmer&#8217;s market where you find heirloom varieties. Often (always?) supermarket tomatoes are hybrid, meaning that the seeds would likely produce fruit (if any) that are very different from the parent plant. </p>
<p>What might be helpful for those looking to grow their own food for free/cheap is to join a seed library. In my community all you have to do is attend a 1 hour orientation to be able to take seeds for free <a href="https://seeds.ca/diversity/community-seed-libraries" rel="nofollow ugc">https://seeds.ca/diversity/community-seed-libraries</a></p>
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