Hi,
I am a TA at Binghamton University, preparing for a food and farming lab for our archaeology class. We want to show a comparison between the domesticated plants and their wild siblings. If anyone can find some wild tomatoes or other fruits/vegetables that look differently from the domesticated ones, we are happy to pay for some vines or branches (if you have the fruits that will be a huge help!)
Thanks a lot!

It would be extremely helpful if you put your zone and/or city & state. Muscadine grape grows wild here & we have some that the previous owners had planted. I will be trimming them up at some point. I'm not sure how fast they root. Is that something you would be interested in?