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Biodynamic, Organic Cherry Tomato Free Seed Give-Away
Challenge the Genetic Engineering Seed Companies
to Create a Plant Like This - They Can't!

Evergreen Elm's Biodynamic Cherry Tomato PlantBiodynamic Cherry Tomato Plant
Era photo by Alan Hancock

From left, biodynamic gardeners Jim Oehler, L.A. Rotheraine, standing on ladder, Jeff Van Scooter and Brandi Buck stand in front of a 10 foot tall cherry tomato plant on Wednesday afternoon at the Evergreen Elm garden on Elm Street. Rotheraine claims it is the strongest tomato plant on the Planet Earth. “With all the billions of dollars that the genetic engineering seed companies spend, they cannot come close to producing the unique seed that Evergreen Elm makes to create this plant,” Rotheraine said. Evergreen Elm Executive Director Debbie Price said the agency has seeds available from the giant tomato plant. Donations would be accepted.

2000 Cherry Tomatoes From A Single Plant!

Watch this free 15 minute video to learn about biodynamics and see the spectacular results for yourself. Follow the directions to grow your own 12 ft. high cherry tomato plant.

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NOW an Opportunity to See this Amazing Tomato
Grow in YOUR GARDEN.
Take Advantage of Our Free Seeds Offer!

We realize that it is difficult to imagine how a single seed can transform into a huge healthy tomato plant that can bear as many as 2,000 tomatoes. That's why we want you to See For Yourself.

Now, as a special offer, just send a self addressed stamped envelope to me to receive a FREE pack of Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato seeds- the same seed strain featured in this video. Just follow the instructions in this video to achieve similiar results.

Send your self addressed stamped envelope to:

Highlands Star Seed
PO Box 990
Bradford, PA 16701

For donations, Please make checks payable to Evergreen Elm Garden Fund


Donations to the Evergreen Elm Garden Fund

Yes, it's true we are giving away free packets of seeds. However, for those who can, we would greatly appreciate a donation when you are ordering your seeds to help us continue the work of developing these superior seeds and getting the word out to others to help them learn about the healthy and natural way to grow the food we eat.

 

Why we need your help:

Since the inception of the garden we had been able to cover the cost out of the general operating budget. Recently the state informed us that the garden was not a billable or allowable expense, thus leaving us with the question, “How to keep this great program operating for those we serve, the staff and the community who benefit in so many ways from the garden?”

Our Board of Directors and individuals are asking for support from our friends in the community to help keep this vital program alive.


We greatly appreciate your consideration in supporting this vital program.

THANK YOU!

Donations to the Evergreen Elm Garden Fund can be sent to:

Evergreen Elm, Inc.
50 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701

Please make checks payable to Evergreen Elm Garden Fund.

For more information Phone: 814-362-6853

 


The Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato, the RC Ratatouille and the Elm Street Early ( formerly Pearplum ) are the best tasting, most prolific tomato producing plants you'll ever grow - if you follow our planting dates, transplanting dates and build your hill according to our instructions. They are irrefutable proof of the scientific concepts of Dr. Rudolf Steiner gives the world in his book Agriculture.

AT RIGHT: Evergreen Elm's Biodynamic Master Gardener L. A. Rotheraine with a single SELKE BIODYNAMIC CHERRY TOMATO - it has a special seed strain that is as important as planting dates and unique hilling system. The stellar enhanced seed strain produces 12-foot plants that can yeild over 2000 tomatoes!
Photo by Francie Long, Bradford Era
AT LEFT:
From left - Highland Star Seed's blue ribbon tomato strains: Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato, Elm Street Early (formerly Pearplum), and RC Ratatouille.
Photo by Rodger Comes

Now, as a special offer, just send a self addressed stamped envelope to me to receive a FREE pack of Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato seeds- the same seed strain featured in this video. Just follow the instructions in this video to achieve similiar results.

Send your self addressed stamped envelope to:

HIGHLANDS STAR SEED
P. O. BOX 990
BRADFORD, PA 16701

Please list approximate day you'll set seedlings outdoors. Note: We're sorry, but we can only ship seed orders to the United States at this time!

Rotheraine's Organic Tomatoes - rotheraine.com
ABOVE:
Highland Star Seed's stellar enhanced RC Ratatouille Tomato plant is stronger, larger, and more productive than a beefsteak or its original Belgian strain.
Photo by Roger Comes

Rotheraines Organic Tomatoes  

L. A. Rotheraine, Evergreen Elm's Master Gardener gave Jeff Neatrour of Crosby a baby Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato Plant, through his friend Donny Gustafson. These are the results. Neatrour grew the plant from table scraps and soil. The plant reached 12 feet tall and Neatrour picked 2,828 tomatoes off the plant. The girl next to the plant is Neatrour's granddaughter, Payton Kaziska, 3.

Rotheraine's Organic Tomatoes - rotheraine.com

The Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato grown indoors: The seed and plant of this unusual species contains forces that Emil Bock, in his book, The Three Years, calls "the cosmic sphere of sunlit clouds, air and wind..."

 

Winners
Some members of Evergreen Elm's Biodynamic gardening team pose for us at their garden location in Bradford, PA on August 24th. The gardeners won big again in the August 2007 McKean County Fair competition. They won 24 first place blue ribbons, one third place white and two fourth place yellow ribbons out of 29 entries during the fair. Their Master Gardener, L.A. Rotheraine attributed their success this year to teamwork, hard work, and the Biodynamic Field and Garden Spray. Of the 24 blues, says Rotheraine, the most important for all biodynamic and organic growers throughout the world is the first place taken in the cherry tomato competition. Our Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato can become the standard bearer against the genetic engineering and terminator seed companies. It cannot be duplicated by the technology these companies use. Only the biodynamic agricultural science as deployed by Evergreen Elm and our special method of producing tomato seeds can create this superior plant.

 

Selke Tomato Revisited


Bradford Journal Photo

This photo, taken September 17th, 2015 at Evergreen Elm’s Biodynamic Garden displays the size of what has become known as the Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato. Evergreen Elm named their famous Cherry Tomato species after Margrit Selke, whose biodynamic preparations enabled L.A. Rotheraine to make the special seeds that produces these giants. Left to right are Gardener Randy Johnson, Master gardener, L.A. Rotheraine, and Garden Supervisor Brandi Buck. On this occasion, L.A. Rotheraine was heard to say, “I love this plant!” “Its growth pattern far exceeds the growth expectation associated with tomato plants. Without some other type of influence, in this case heavenly (cosmic), the genes would not have expressed themselves with such superabundant growth.” His thoughts on the subject are more fully explained in this statement he made nearly a quarter of a century ago, “It is tragic that western agricultural science has forgotten about the energy interchange between the heavens (macrocosm) and earth (microcosm). Science knows that there are electromagnetic interchanges between the sun, moon and planets with the earth. It is only common sense to realize this interchange has to have an effect on plant growth.

Biodynamic agriculture gives us the opportunity to learn to harvest the energy from the whole universe - the opposite of atomic energy which works with the smallest aspect of matter. Atoms are only the result of heavenly activity. Biodynamics gives science a real intelligent design.” (L.A. Rotheraine) “For years we've been saying the older we get, the less we understand.

Rotheraine's explanations for what we are looking at when we see his giant tomato plant (Selke Biodynamic Cherry Tomato plant) is an example of this. The explanation may not be to our liking, but regular agricultural science does not have any other explanation for why the plant becomes so large despite the genetic limitations that normally are attributed to it" See "The Hibernian Mysteries” rotheraine.com,
Grant Nichols,
Bradford Journal, February, 1992.

Why we need your help:

Since the inception of the garden we had been able to cover the cost out of the general operating budget. Recently the state informed us that the garden was not a billable or allowable expense, thus leaving us with the question, “How to keep this great program operating for those we serve, the staff and the community who benefit in so many ways from the garden?”


Our Board of Directors and individuals are asking for support from our friends in the community to help keep this vital program alive.


We greatly appreciate your consideration in supporting this vital program.

THANK YOU!

Donations to the Evergreen Elm Garden Fund can be sent to:

Evergreen Elm, Inc.
50 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701

Please make checks payable to Evergreen Elm Garden Fund.

For more information Phone: 814-362-6853

 
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