hi. i don't have any stupice seeds to share, but i can recommend a site that has them, and tell you how much we love them. we live in alaska where growing tomatoes is a luxury you have to work at. you generally need a good greenhouse with heat and humidity controls to make it happen. but with the stupice, it's different. they will also grow in a southern exposure microclimate up next to your house or other building, and they'll grow indoors by a sunny window, too. we can always rely on the stupices to do the best of all the tomatoes we've tried. it produces first and keeps on producing sweet fruits all summer. for us that's 90 days long. the website we usually buy them from is seedsavers.org in decorah, iowa. they sell only heirloom and all natural seed...nothing genetically modified. and if you join, then you can share seeds with other seedsavers. check it out. kath 2009-11-07T09:10:46+11:00 false 13559 2807 2009-11-07T09:10:46+11:00 12246 Thanks for the info kath. I have heard of seedsavers, but have not looked at their site yet. Perhaps I should do that! I did get a very small amount of them from another member of folia. It was all that I asked for, but I might be able to find some of the other varieties that I am looking for there as well. :) Again, thanks. 2009-11-07T09:25:22+11:00 false 13560 2807 2009-11-07T09:25:22+11:00 5779 Hey Dawn - I have Brandywine and Stupice seeds I can send you along with the Dr. Wyche's and bronze fennel. Good thing I saw this post before I sent off your envelope! 2009-11-08T04:43:09+11:00 false 13578 2807 2009-11-08T04:43:09+11:00 12 Oh goodie!! I am glad that they are on their way, and that you can add a couple of things!! thanks kelly!! 2009-11-08T06:23:05+11:00 false 13580 2807 2009-11-08T06:23:05+11:00 5779 No problem :). 2009-11-09T04:10:18+11:00 false 13599 2807 2009-11-09T04:10:18+11:00 12