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Foundroothttps://foundroot.com/907-314-2014info @ foundroot.comFOUNDROOT IS A SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS OWNED AND OPERATED BY ALASKAN FARMERS. WE SELL RESILIENT SEEDS AND GOODS ROOTED IN NORTHERN VALUESFoundroot is a small family business owned and operated by husband and wife team, Nick and Leah in Haines, Alaska. We only sell very high quality open-pollinated seeds proven for northern gardens. No gmo's, no hybrids, and most of our catalog is heirlooms but there are new breeds of open-pollinated seeds being developed all the time.

Any seeds that are not grown by us are sourced from other farms and ethical companies in the USA that align with our values. Due to the loss of our main farm field in 2021, we are growing a very small portion of our catalog at this time. We rigorously test our seeds and guarantee high germination standards. We have operated as a seasonal online retailer for 10 years, sending seeds to over 70 different Alaskan communities and throughout the Lower 48.

It is important to us that our customers know they can rely on us to help feed themselves and their families. Our goal is to empower more people to grow their own food, no matter the scale, and support systems of self-reliance and food sovereignty for northern communities.

In 2015 we moved to Haines, AK from Southcentral Alaska due to its favorable microclimate. We purchased a small plot of land and camped out for two summers while we cleared trees, cut a 1/4 acre garden, built a yurt as our year-round residence and began cutting ground on a farm field at on old homestead a block down the road. In 2018, we got our farm operational and were able to start growing seeds on a commercial scale. This is a slow and challenging process in our climate. We are focused on breeding out the more rare and difficult to grow vegetables for our region such as early ripening tomatoes, mold resistant beans, and slow bolting spinach.

In addition to growing seeds, our one acre market garden filled a dire need for more fresh food in our community. We grew vegetables, flowers, fruit, and herbs that we retailed locally in Haines, feeding 50+ families per week and we partnered with like-minded restaurants and retailers in Haines and with weekly shipments to Juneau.

Unfortunately in 2021, our landlords wouldn't allow us to grow on the land that we had spent the last five years developing our farm on. It was clear that this was not a safe and stable situation to build our business on and we had to abandon years of work and the land that we had poured hundred of hours of sweat equity into. We are in the process of securing new land to restart our farm and continue this work.

When you shop with us, you are supporting these efforts: the restarting of our farm, the future of a more localized northern food system, and the deep food security of regional seed banking.

We are just getting started and are so very grateful for your support		PO Box 1174HainesAK99827United States
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Tasteful Gardenhttps://www.tastefulgarden.com678-818-9154mail@tastefulgarden.comWhen you order from The Tasteful Garden, we provide healthy, happy plants ready to go into your garden, all organically grown. There is lots of help along the way with a website full of growing tips and informationWe hope everyone enjoyed a delicious harvest this year! Here in Alabama we are getting excited about planning for Spring planting. The Tasteful Garden went through a big transition in 2022 as we moved the nursery business to our farm. We built new greenhouses, rebuilt the website and adjusted to changes that have affected everyone these days. We scaled back to "where it all began" over 20 years ago with founder Cindy Martin's original vision of growing culinary garden plants to share with avid home gardeners of all experience levels. Our other farm operations include Goats, Chickens and Ducks as well as produce so there is always something exciting happening!

Some changes you will find on our websiteMixed Cherry Tomatoes 2022 include more Dwarf Tomato varieties! These plants have been developed the old-fashioned way, selecting for flavor, texture and fruit production. They are perfect for smaller growing spaces or containers and we have terrific small, medium and large-fruited plants to choose from. All of our Dwarf plants are Indeterminate so they continue to produce all season but will only grow two to four feet tall. For 2023 we no longer offer Seeds, Eggplant or some of the more common varieties of Tomatoes and Peppers. These changes will allow us to dedicate more greenhouse space to the unusual plants that you simply cannot find in your local garden centers.

Shipping costs have continued to escalate and we saw a dramatic increase this year. Please know that we do not add handling or packing fees, the shipping price you see when you checkout comes directly from the shipper's website. At this time we are still offering both UPS and FedEx so our customers have a choice in service. We have been able to maintain our plant prices for the third year in a row now, a real challenge these days.

All in all the future of home gardening is brighter than ever! One thing is for sure: here at The Tasteful Garden we look forward to successful gardening with you in the New Year.		207 Co Rd 561WoodlandAL36280United States
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Dan the Seed Guyhttp://theseedguy.com/918-352-8800linda@theseedguy.comIt's here, our yearly Easter Sale!!! For the next month, from March 7th through April 9th, all large seed packages will be $10 off the regular price, all vegetable packets will be on sale for $2.95 each, and all herb packets will be on sale for just $3.25 each!!!I'm still growing with the seeds I bought
from you 3 years ago. The way you package
them for storage is amazing. They are
sprouting like brand new seeds		39 Evanton DriveBella VistaAR72715United States
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Native Seedshttps://www.nativeseeds.org/520-622-0830info@nativeseeds.orgNative Seeds/SEARCH seeks to find, protect and preserve the seeds of the people of the Greater Southwest so that these arid adapted crops may benefit all peoples and nourish a changing world..Our story began in 1983 when co-founders Barney Burns, Mahina Drees, Gary Nabhan and Karen Reichhardt worked on a food security Meals for Millions project to support the Tohono O’odham Nation in establishing gardens for their sustainable food needs. Over many generations, the forces of colonization and later globalization had eroded the cultures and economies and that kept these vital foods alive in the landscape. In discussions with tribal elders they were told “What we are really looking for are the seeds for the foods our grandparents used to grow.” This sage remark inspired the formation of Native Seeds/SEARCH as a collector and preserver of endangered traditional seeds from communities in the Southwest.


Since its founding, Native Seeds/SEARCH has been dedicated to conserving the rich agro-biodiversity of the arid Southwest. Preserved in our seed bank today are nearly 2,000 varieties of crops adapted to arid landscapes extending from southern Colorado to central Mexico, many of them rare or endangered. The collection represents the cultural heritage and farming knowledge of over 50 indigenous communities, as well as recent immigrants like Spanish missionaries and Mormon homesteaders. We also conserve a number of crop wild relatives, wild ancestors of domesticated plants.

These seeds, and the knowledge of how to grow them, represent sophisticated adaptations to the challenges of farming in the desert, adaptations that continue to be relevant to sustainable ecosystems of the future. Each growing season we regenerate a portion of the collection at different sites: our Conservation Center gardens in Tucson and in partnership with numerous regional small farmers. We return some seeds to long-term cold storage, and distribute the surplus through our annual seedlisting and online. Currently we offer over 500 varieties from the NS/S collection alongside Native fine art and crafts, gifts, heirloom Southwest foods, and more. All proceeds support our nonprofit mission and enable us to distribute seeds for free to Native American families and community gardens. In addition we are substantially supported by individual donations, memberships, and foundation grants.

The resilience of our food systems depends on agricultural biodiversity, as farmers and plant breeders can draw on the myriad genetic combinations as raw materials to develop new varieties better adapted to an uncertain and changing environment. Climate change, water scarcity, new and more virulent crop pests and diseases — all of these troubling trends currently threatening our food security require a wide pool of genetic diversity to prevent catastrophic crop failure and famine. Thirty-six years on from our founding, our priority today is no longer in collecting rare seeds, but in exploring the rich and varied potential of these plants to provide nutrition and livelihoods to today’s farmers, gardeners, and consumers. While continuing to preserve our collection, NS/S also provides high quality training in seed saving and farming techniques to empower communities to use and conserve this treasure themselves.		3584 E River Rd TucsonAZ85718United States
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Terroir Seeds, Underwood Gardenshttps://underwoodgardens.com/Why should you start your own garden? Why use heirloom seeds? Why would a person grow their own vegetables, herbs and flowers?

There are as many answers to those questions as there are people gardening. For some, it is the long-forgotten taste of what, exactly, a fresh tomato tastes like. Others want some exercise and to improve their diet. Still others need to stretch the family budget, and gardening can surely do that! Get Started Now!		We bring the wonder of the garden back into your life with proven, real-world, earth-friendly practices to improve your soil, reduce pest and disease pressures; putting your garden into an increasing spiral of health and productivity.

No matter the size of your garden or the climate we’ll help you grow some great food!		P O Box 4995.Chino Valley AZ86323United States
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Grow Organichttps://www.groworganic.com/888-784-1722socialmedia@groworganic.comWe're a family run business serving gardeners and farmers since 1976. As a company, we strive to bring you the best selection of sustainable, regenerative and organic gardening supplies available.

While many of our products are either Certified Organic or approved for Certified Organic Production, we also offer a variety of products that do not qualify for this classification. Everything we do offer must live up to our strict quality standards focused on health and environmental conservation.

Whether you are adding organic matter to your vegetable garden or searching for alternatives to synthetic pesticides at your farm, we want to help your success at every stage of growing.

We proudly support charities and organizations aligned with these values in our customers' communities.		Dear Friends and Valued Customers,

Industrial mass-production methods have contributed to food losing the high quality, freshness and great taste that only small-scale sustainable practices can produce. Every year, we see many new growers joining our loyal customer base, confirming the significance of this healthy, home-grown, local food movement and support for local farmers.

As an industry leader since 1976, we’ve been at the forefront of sustainable and regenerative agriculture promoting abundant access to healthy foods across the United States for decades. It is our mission and our passion to support gardeners and farmers in their individual journeys with quality products and a deep commitment to customer education.

Today, this community is a diverse and growing population with a wide range of age groups and backgrounds residing in small towns and big cities. We are grateful for our role to help support this community and always seek out new opportunities to give back. We proudly support charities and local initiatives promoting food security, education, wellness, natural disaster recovery and sustainable agriculture.

Thank you for being a valued customer and helping to support our mission. Your support of our business makes all the difference. Now more than ever we believe, Grow Organic... For Life!

- The Hageman Family

For more information on working at Peaceful Valley & GrowOrganic, see our open positions on Indeed.

The natural & organic philosophy that guides us
We are dedicated to preserving the environment by providing you with cost-effective, state-of-the-art, growing supplies and the information and tools needed to apply them.

We strive to provide growers at every level, from home gardeners to commercial farmers, with great service, low prices and the best selection of quality products available.

We promise to remain focused on organic, natural and sustainable products. We will continue to participate in outreach programs to promote the benefits of small-scale growing, while maintaining our leadership as one of the pioneers of America’s regenerative agricultural supplies marketplace.

When you shop with us, be assured that each product has been reviewed by our staff. We know you want quality, so we scrutinize every product we sell to ensure that it meets our high standards.


Humble Beginnings in 1976
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply originated in 1976 on tiny Peaceful Valley Road in Nevada City, California. Nearly 50 years later we are proud to call the beautiful Sierra Foothills our home.

The business started in a small garage sending out a four-page newsletter to growers. As the operations expanded, we moved down Peaceful Valley Road where we leased a few acres and a smal 12' x 20' shed. Since the business was in a rural area, we were able to have a greenhouse and grow nursery plants to sell to local customers.

We Grow As Organic Farming & Gardening Grows
In 1985, the first year a complete catalog was published, Peaceful Valley burned down and many of the records, information and inventory were lost. A larger building was then rebuilt, mainly through the help of our friends and dedicated customers. When the business started to grow in popularity, the tiny, private Peaceful Valley Road got so congested that Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply employees had to meet customers at the end of the road, 1/4 mile away, to help alleviate the volume of traffic.

Since the 1980s, Peaceful Valley moved several times within Nevada County to accommodate business growth under the ownership and leadership of Amigo Bob Cantisano, Mark & Kathleen Fenton, and Eric & Pattie Boudier.

We moved into our current location at 125 Clydesdale Court in 2005, converting a former Budweiser distribution facility to our warehouse, store, nursery and office space.

Bill & Jill Hageman acquired Peaceful Valley in 2020 building on a proud legacy of family ownership.

In 2022, we opened our second location in Albany, Oregon. Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley this facility serves as a retail garden center as well as our regional hub for farmer and commercial customers in the Pacific Northwest.

We enjoy educating new gardeners, helping new farms begin their journey and look forward to celebrating the first 50 years of Peaceful Valley in 2026.


Today
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply is the largest independent U.S. retailer focused on organic farm & gardening supply. Operating from the Sierra Foothills and online through GrowOrganic.com. We offer everything from organic, non-GMO vegetable seeds to fertilizer, weed & pest control, tools, growing supplies, irrigation & more.

We are proud to carry our own brands of Peaceful Valley products as well as partnering with dozens of high quality manufacturers in North America and Europe.

We remain dedicated to preserving the earth and its environment by providing farmers and gardeners with cost-effective, state-of-the-art organic growing supplies, and the information and tools needed to apply them. Peaceful Valley also looks to source its vegetables, fruits and other seasonal products from small and local farms as a critical part of our agricultural ecosystem.

Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply and GrowOrganic.com proudly supports charities and community-based initiatives promoting food security, education, wellness, natural disaster recovery and sustainable agriculture.


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125 Clydesdale CourtGrass ValleyCA95945United States
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Tomato Festhttp://www.tomatofest.com/707-937-1218gary@tomatofest.comTomatoFest ® is one of America's first family-operated seed distributors to feature only Certified Organic, open-pollinated tomato seeds. Since 1990, we have personally grown, and harvested all of our heirloom tomato seeds, by hand, to ensure you the finest quality, true-to-type, tomato seeds. No hybrids. No GMOs. "Every Seed A Possibility."An advocate of sustainable agriculture, Gary Ibsen has given talks about growing tomatoes for the University of California, regional garden clubs and has made several presentations on the nationally syndicated television show, P. Allen Smith's Gardens. Gary was also Founder, Publisher and Editorial Director of the award-winning Adventures In Dining magazine and prior to that, Monterey Life magazine. Gary is also author of The Great Tomato Book, which was nominated by the International Association of Culinary Professionals for best cookbook in the single subject category. In the 80s, Gary served on the Founding Board of The American Institute of Wine & Food.
Dagma Lacey
Dagma Lacey
Gary is a respected leader in the tomato industry due to his knowledge through growing and harvesting organic heirloom tomato varieties for more than 40 years. In the mid 90s, Gary, through his TomatoFest Farm, supplied heirloom tomatoes to restaurants and markets in Central California.
Gary Ibsen was the Founder and Executive Director of the Carmel TomatoFest event that took place in Carmel, California (1997-2008). This event attracted tomato lovers from around the world. National publicity of this annual event supported the resurgence in popularity of organic heirloom tomatoes.
Dagma Lacey is also a respected advocate of organic gardening and is cofounder and CEO and CFO of TomatoFest. She brings with her a strong sense of community, emphasizing that only together can we regain appreciation for a fruit that has been integral to so many cuisines. This passion was passed down from her maternal ancestors, Bohemian farmers who instilled in her a reverence for people who worked the land for sustenance and health.

By the time Dagma had met Gary, he had already founded the annual TomatoFest and had just published The Great Tomato Book. While holding down two jobs in Spokane, Washington, the single mother of five children courted Ibsen long-distance for six years. When her children left home as adults, Dagma relocated to California, where her reputation as a farmer of heirloom tomatoes was on the rise. The two married in 2006.

Dagma has since been interviewed for TV, radio, and print about her knowledge of sustainable farming. Her community-minded approach has led to her hosting grade-school gardening demonstrations and tomato tastings for Whole Foods Markets. She supports the well-being and distribution of 650 varieties of certified organic tomatoes through her hands-on efforts, which include everything from the annual planting and harvesting of tomato seeds, to fruit photography and organic certification administration.

Gary and Dagma are currently active in supporting numerous urban, school and community garden programs world-wide through TomatoFest Seed Donations Program, in their effort to support bio-diversity, ensure that heirloom tomato varieties will be preserved, and to feed those in need.

Gary and Dagma are Co-Founders of the World Tomato Society a global community committed to cultivating, discovering, sharing, educating and preserving all things tomato.

Together they enjoy their eight children and nine grandchildren.		PO Box 628.Little RiverCA95456United States
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All Good Things Organic Seedshttp://www.agtoseeds.com/805-758-3184agtoseeds@gmail.com1129 Maricopa Highway #173OjaiCA93023United States
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Crispy Farmshttp://www.crispyfarms.com/crispyfarms@gmail.comHeirloom Seeds and Permaculture Plants. Locally Grown and Acclimated for the Southeastern Climate.At Crispy Farms we are committed to providing local gardeners with the tools they need to garden successfully in the South East. All of our seeds and plants have been hand selected based on their proven success at our own farm. Our heirloom seeds have been grown here for many years acclimating them and improving on their own natural pest and disease resistant abilities.



Our plants and seeds are all grown using only certified organic products and sustainable methods. If you have any questions about our practices, just ask.		500 Terry Francois StreetSan FranciscoCA94158United States
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San Diego Seed Companyhttps://sandiegoseedcompany.com/858-203-127info@sandiegoseedcompany.comLocal seeds play a critical role in expanding sustainable agriculture. By producing local seeds of food crops that adapt to local growing conditions, we perpetuate sustainable and regenerative agriculture goals. How? These crops are more resistant to local plant diseases and pests. They are also better adapted to the environmental conditions and soil structure in that specific area.

For growers in Southern California facing drought conditions and changing weather patterns, this is more important than ever. The seeds that we grow in Southern California and the American Southwest should be adapted to our region's unique climate conditions.

Our mission is to provide Southern California and the American Southwest with organic local seeds that have been acclimated to the range of microclimates we have so that growers can be as successful as possible. We believe in sustainable growing practices, seed saving, and healthy, local food systems. San Diego Seed Company works with a wide range of non-profit organizations and community gardens to encourage these sustainable practices. We also support those who are gardening in San Diego, Southern California, and the American Southwest with the knowledge they need to be successful. This knowledge is offered via our Garden Wisdom Blog, our online courses, as well as our YouTube channel, Instagram and Facebook pages.

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Renee's Gardenhttps://www.reneesgarden.com/888.880.7228renee@reneesgarden.comOur seeds are Renee’s personal selection of new, exciting and unusual vegetable, flower and herb seeds, including time-tested heirlooms, Certified Organic seeds, the best international hybrids and fine open-pollinated varieties.

Make gardening from seed easy, satisfying and fun. Our varieties grow delicious food and beautiful flowers and our packets provide step by step instructions for success.

I offer only the varieties that are very special for home gardeners, based on great flavor, easy culture and exceptional garden performance. They are tested and guaranteed for every major US climate zone. 		6060 Graham Hill RdFeltonCA95018United States
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swallow Tail Garden Seedshttps://www.swallowtailgardenseeds.com/877-489-7333info@swallowtailgardenseeds.comOrders placed today will ship on Thursday, March 9th. Thank you for your support.Whether you are growing a feast for the table or a feast for the eyes, we at Swallowtail Garden Seeds share your passion for the unique joys of gardening. Because we are eager for all of your plantings to be a stunning success, we select only premium quality seeds for our valued customers.

Over the years, our caring customer support has earned a name for us in the gardening world. We respond to all concerns and questions promptly.

We guarantee all the seeds we sell for one full year from the date of purchase. If you are unsatisfied with any seeds purchased from Swallowtail Garden Seeds, we will issue a refund. For customers in the U.S., we can send one-time replacements or issue a refund.

Our good name depends upon your satisfaction and we want to surpass your expectations for quality seeds and quality service.

We thank you for growing with us.

Swallowtail Garden Seeds
Santa Rosa, California		122 Calistoga Road,Santa RosaCA 95409United States
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Botanical Interests Seed Packetshttps://www.botanicalinterests.com/?sscid=31k7_88iws800-486-2647marketing@botanicalinterests.comIn early fall, it pays to keep an eye on nighttime temperatures so that you get your frost-sensitive crops harvested before the first frost.Our mission is to provide exceptional varieties of high-quality seed at great prices, detailed sowing and growing information to help the home gardener be successful, and strive to provide the best customer service in the industry.

Our goal is to help gardeners grow! We carefully select high-quality varieties, including many tried-and-true heirlooms, which perform in a wide range of conditions so you can grow with ease. Quality is important to us—which is why we happily guarantee our seeds and have a third-party laboratory test our seeds regularly to ensure germination rates satisfy both federal and our own standards—so that you can focus on growing a great garden.

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As organic gardeners ourselves, we wanted to make organic gardening accessible by providing easy-to-follow organic gardening advice and an ever-expanding selection of organic varieties. We were early signers of the Safe Seed Pledge which states "...we do not knowingly buy, sell, or trade genetically-engineered seeds or plants" and our seeds are tested by the Non-GMO Verified Project which looks for genetically engineered (GMO) contamination in seeds that can occur when plants cross-pollinate. Our seeds are not treated, and our packets never contain fillers—just high-quality seeds you can count on.

We've got only one planet Earth, and as organic gardeners we are always looking for products and gardening methods that keep that in mind. From our recycled and biodegradable paper pots to our sustainably harvested garden stakes, and BPA-free sprouter, all are made responsibly in the USA.

View our 2021 Organic Certificate.		660 Compton St.BroomfieldCO80020United States
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Pueblo Seed & Food Cohttp://www.farmdirectseed.com/719-250-9835info@puebloseed.comWe grow 100% open-pollinated, non-GMO varieties and select for drought tolerance, nutrition and superior flavor.We are a family farm and food business located in Cortez, Colorado. Our mission is to renew and strengthen communities by stewarding the land and guiding the health of seed, food and people.

We grow a wide diversity of certified organic crops on 35 irrigated acres including varietal garlic, open pollinated seeds, fresh vegetables, heritage grains and legumes. We farmed in Pueblo County, Colorado for over 20 years and, in 2021, moved our operation to McElmo Canyon, Montezuma County, Colorado so that we could grow our seed crops in a more isolated setting (free of pollen drift).

We also partner with several other farms in southern Colorado to supplement our seed offerings and manage seed isolation distances.

In summer of 2023 we are opening a retail location in downtown Cortez at 25 North Beech Street.

Products & Services

Our seeds, grain products and spices are marketed under the name "Pueblo Seed & Food Company", formerly, Farm Direct Organic Seed and Hobbs Family Farm. All products are available for retail and wholesale customers.

We donate seeds annually to the Traditional Native American Farmers Association (TNAFA) and they re-distribute upon request: http://www.tnafa.org/

In addition to seeds and food, we offer decorative grain arrangements, original greetings cards, recipes and nutrition counseling. Check our Resources page for more information.

Our Practices, Experience & Orientation

We are dedicated to on-going learning and improvement on our farm. We have have been certified Organic since 2001 and have designed our systems with principles from rotational, conservation, regenerative, and biodynamic agricultural farming traditions.

We have been growing open pollinated seed and garlic for national seed companies since 1996. Our customers include High Mowing Organic Seeds, Territorial Seed Company, Botanical Interests, Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, Fedco Seeds, and farm-based seed companies such as Siskiyous Seeds, Redwood Seeds, Wood Prairie Seed, Restoration Seed and High Desert Seed.

Our work with seeds also has a conservation and stewardship dimension. Over thousands of years subsistence and production farmers from all over the world have selected and handed down seeds and plants. We are deeply grateful for the hard the work of farmers, and the seeds themselves, and we do our best to keep them genetically pure so that they can continue to evolve while in our care. We also do our best to tell the stories of seeds and food as they have been told to us and through personal observation and kit		25 N Beech StreetCortezCO81321United States
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Center Of The Webbhttp://www.centerofthewebb.com/303-893-0552admissions@gardner-webb.eduIn most cases access to the domain will be available within one to two hours of purchase, however access to domains purchased after business hours will be available within the next business day.As a leading source for domains, our goal is to combine brandable names, competitive prices, and excellent service to make the most of your domain registration. Holding the world's largest private portfolio of domain names, we offer you over 4 million domains to choose from and add new domains to our portfolio daily.

We've been online since 2005 and in that time have helped thousands of customers find their perfect domain name. Read what some of them have to say about their shopping experience here.		2635 Walnut St.DenverCO80205United States
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Applewood Seed Companyhttps://www.applewoodseed.com/(303) 431-7333sales@applewoodseed.comAt Applewood Seed Company, we’ve been helping customers create beautiful, cost-effective and environmentally friendly landscapes since 1965.Applewood Seed Company was founded by Gene Milstein in 1965 in Golden, Colorado. The facility includes office and warehouse space, field trials and a seed testing laboratory. A comprehensive research program was developed in the 1970s to explore all aspects of growing wildflowers including adaptability, planting rates, site preparation, weed control, developing balanced seed mixtures, moisture requirements and long term maintenance.

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Highest Quality Seed and Seed Standards
As interest in wildflowers expanded in the 1980’s, Applewood began marketing bulk wildflower seed to the landscape industry. Our customers include golf courses, highway and parks departments, government agencies and seed companies worldwide. Applewood has always had a commitment to supplying high quality seed.

Our Registered Seed Technologist supervises all aspects of quality control including germination and purity testing. This insures that your seed will be of the highest quality standards and exceed the minimum germination rates required by law. We also participate in various industry programs to support ongoing seed research.

Seed Production and Extensive Inventory
Seed production takes place in many different climates and locations to insure a continual supply of high quality seed on a year-round basis. We maintain an extensive inventory of seed in our Colorado warehouse which enables us to fill orders promptly any time of the year.

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Excellent Customer Service and Prompt Shipping
Providing prompt service has always been an important facet of Applewood Seed Company. Applewood’s professional staff provides free telephone consultation on seed selection, planting times, soil preparation and seeding techniques. They also can help formulate custom seed mixtures for any climate or region of the world. Advanced computer software and business systems enable prompt and accurate order entry, fulfillment and shipping.		5380 Vivian StreetArvadaCO80002United States
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Neseedhttps://www.neseed.com/(800) 825-5477info@neseed.comWe offer conventional, organic, heirloom and hybrid seeds for professional and home garden growers of any size. We have signed the Safe Seed Pledge and most of our varieties are available as untreated seed. Let us be your quality farm, greenhouse and garden seed provider.About Our Commercial Seed Company
In 1987, long time friends, Ted Willard and Dennis McGlynn decided to put their agricultural and sales expertise together and go into the seed company business for themselves. Their goal was to create a line of high quality, chemical-free seed products at a reasonable price. Since then, NE Seed has provided commercial growers and home gardeners with the vegetable, flower, and herb seed varieties they need at the farm and at the table. Conventional, Organic, Heirloom and Hybrid seed varieties are carefully chosen and tested for quality before they can carry the NE Seed label.

Commercial Growers buy Seeds from us to satisfy the selection, yield and quality they are looking for.
In 2007, after 20 years in business for both companies, NE Seed and D. Palmer Seed merged. The result of this merger created NE Seed’s sister company DP Seeds LLC. DP Seeds LLC. is a commercial hybrid vegetable seed company dedicated to providing seeds of the highest quality to commercial vegetable growers worldwide. Their close relationships with independent breeders enables them to offer dependable, proven hybrid seeds with features such as such as improved disease resistance, increased uniformity and higher yields.

NE Seed offers the vegetable, flower & herb seed varieties consumers expect from a quality seed company.
This merger has given both companies added strength in the market and provides us the capabilities to directly ask our breeders to add market specific varieties. We are dedicated to bringing you products that our growers and independent breeders have as their vision, not ours. NE Seed will continue to market and be the liaison between you the grower and our breeding partners. You can find DP Seeds vegetable seed varieties right in our printed catalog and on neseed.com. Commercial growers and seed distributors can find DP Seeds LLC. current and upcoming varieties on www.dpseeds.com.

Most DP Seeds varieties have No Organic Equivalent and are available as Untreated seeds for many organic programs.
In addition to the fine vegetable, herb and flower seeds available through our online catalog, NE Seed offers a full line of premium grass seed, field and forage mixtures , growing supplies and wildlife food plot mixes. For more information call: 1 (800) 783-7891

NE Seed is proud to be a NO-GMO Seed Company.
The Safe Seed Pledge
Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative,

We pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants.
The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families or kingdoms, poses great biological risks as well as economic, political, and cultural threats. We feel that genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing is necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately people and communities.		122 Park Ave.East HartfordCT06108United States
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Sharon’s Natural Gardenshttps://sharonsnaturalgardens.com/302-846-2571sharon@sharonsnaturalgardens.comWe have farmed our land in Delaware over the last 40 years using both organic and biodynamic gardening methods without any pesticides or commercial chicken manure.When I was a child, I followed my Swiss immigrant grandmother around while she taught me about skills like using a scythe, making sauerkraut, her own clothes, yodeling, butchering animals, and telling stories from the Old Country. I was always drawn to saving seed and using plants for healing. It is my belief that the healthiest food is grown fresh in the garden using only organic and biodynamic gardening methods. I grew up on a local farm and have gardened for 50 years.
We have gardened our homestead in Delaware over the last 40 years using both organic and biodynamic gardening methods, without any chemicals or commercial manure. Most importantly, we create our own biodynamic compost using our horses manure. In addition, we use seaweed, rock powders, do soil testing, and plant cover crops.

Want to learn more about what we do and why? Sign up for a Garden Tour. Purchase a $20 donation for a Garden Tour here.
Find out what’s going on in the gardens. Learn about upcoming workshops. Discover new homesteading and gardening skills. Try some of our seasonal recipes, and take advantage of special monthly sales.		8887 Blackbird RdDelmarDE19940United States
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Eden Organic Nursery Service Inc.http://www.eonseed.com/954-382-8281info@eonseed.comWe are a family owned and operated company established in 1994.
We offer Free Shipping, the minimum order is $13.80 which is 6 packs of any seeds.		PO Box 4604Hallandale BeachFL33008United States
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Tomato Growers Supply Companyhttp://www.tomatogrowers.com/(239) 768-1119customerservice@tomatogrowers.comGlitter was developed by the same breeder that created Juliet tomato. However the fruit color is a brilliant shimmering orange. Attractive trusses cascade from the plant and the vigorous indeterminate vines boast excellent productivity. With an average brix of 9% you can expect to enjoy natural sweetness that elevates this tomato to the top end of grape and cherry tomatoes. The one ounce fruit will likely be consumed before you have a chance to take them inside the house. Vines reach 5 to 6 feet and require staking. 70 days.We have certainly been on an unexpected journey for the last two
years with Covid and broken supply chains. At the end of September 2022, Hurricane Ian destroyed thousands of homes and businesses across Florida where we are located. We are incredibly fortunate to have not suffered any loss to property and life, and we extend our able hands to our neighbors in need.

We have attempted to do our best to continue to offer the seed that you need. A few items have been out of stock based on supplier issues. But we are striving to do all that we can to provide the best gardening experience possible, even with the challenges we are facing. We continue to add new products that we think will help your garden thrive.

Many of the items we are adding are already very popular among home gardeners. Athena hybrid melon has been one of the best selling musk melons for years, both in home gardening and in commercial sales. Pink Delicious hybrid tomato is a new All-America Selections winner with great flavor and many accolades. DePurple hybrid cauliflower is a new replacement for Graffiti hybrid, boasting a larger head, and earlier maturity in the purple cauliflower category. We have added tomatoes Darkstar Hybrid with Late Blight resistance, early maturing Polebig hybrid, Andiamo hybrid and Solar Flare, just to name a few. Please take
some time to review the Plus series tomatoes - these are very popular hybrid tomatoes with added new disease resistance: Celebrity Plus, Big Beef Plus, Lemon Boy Plus, and Better Boy Plus.

You can see the rest of our varieties for this year on our New for 2023 Collection page.

Thank you for your continued support over the last 39 years. Best
wishes to you and your family in the coming season.

- Tracie and Danny		PO Box 60015Fort MyersFL33906United States
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Two Seeds in a Podhttps://twoseedsinapod.com/contact@twoseedsinapod.comAmy is the co-founder of Two Seeds in a Pod. She is a professor of applied linguistics, the Chair of the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, and the Director of International Relations and Strategic Planning for Eberly College of Arts & Sciences at West Virginia University. When she has free time, she helps Mehmet process seeds, and helps with many tasks on the farm from fixing fences to building shelves to packing seeds. She is also involved with everything artistic about our compaBriefly, Two Seeds in a Pod is a family and farmer-owned seed company founded in 2013 and co-owned by Drs. Mehmet Öztan and Amy Thompson. Our company specializes in the seeds of Türkiye, especially the seeds that originated, bred, stewarded, and passed down many generations in Anatolia (also known as Asia Minor). Since Fall 2019, we also have been growing and offering the seeds of the region currently known as Appalachia.

All of our seeds are open-pollinated. None of our seeds are treated or patented.

We farmed on borrowed land in Tampa, FL, from 2013-2015 and on leased land in Thonotosassa, FL, from 2015-2018, both on Seminole land. In 2018, we moved to beautiful West Virginia, and since April 2019, our farm has been located in Reedsville, WV, on Seneca and Shawnee peoples’ land. We grow a majority of our seed stock on our seed restoration, preservation and propagation farm, and since 2019, we have been collaborating with other seed growers in West Virginia and other states to have stock seed grown for our catalog.

We are small farmers, and in the past, we attended farmers’ markets to sell produce. Between 2013 and 2018, we also collaborated with Chef Gregory Seymour of Pizzeria Gregario to explore the flavor dimensions of the produce we grew from our seeds. Providing produce to a family-owned restaurant helped us understand and connect with the seeds we grow better.		PO Box 291278. TampaFL33687United States
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South Georgia Seed Companyhttps://stores.southgaseedco.com/208-996-3531The Smoky Mountain Heirloom Seed Collection 100% Non GMO Open Pollinated Seeds We are an off grid, solar powered heirloom seed farm. Our family of four strives to live as simple as possible. We compost, use worm castings, utilize clean solar energy for watering, and raise livestock in order to use their waste as a fertilizer. We are working towards trying to live off the land as much as possible and at the same time we are trying to make a positive impact our environment and our neighbors. We are in the process of adding more indigenous plants to our small farm in hopes of better managing the land while benefiting various plants and animals around us.

We were originally founded along the river bottom land of Southwest GA, but we are now located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North GA. We are not a corporate company in anyway; we are simply a small family owned husband and wife Christian business. We don't carry thousands of varieties, but the ones we do carry are some of the best and most loved heirloom varieties on the market today. We are also working diligently to grow some of the more rare varieties in hopes of bringing them back into circulation. We also work with other Non GMO growers in order to obtain varieties we don't have the space to grow.

Everything done on our small farm is done by hand whether its packaging, planting, watering, tilling, or shipping. We try to relate to our customers by being gardeners and growers ourselves. We, much like you, share in the excitement and sometimes disappointment that comes with gardening. We truly enjoy what we do and try to treat all our customers as we would want to be treated. We only sell Non-GMO Open Pollinated Heirloom Seeds and we would love the opportunity to gain you as a customer. We truly appreciate your business!

Andy and Jenny

We support permaculture, hydroponics, aquaponics, and square foot gardening.



We are herbicide, fungicide, and pesticide FREE! We support growing Organically.









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Our Beliefs

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John 3:16 ~ For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Luke 6:31 ~ And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.

1 Corinthians 3:6 ~ I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase.

Psalms 23:6 ~ Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

William Tyndale ~ "If God spare my life, ere many yeares I wyl cause a boy that driveth the plough to know more of the Scripture, than he doust.

And so yea the plow boy doeth read the KJV.





We have signed The Safe Seed Pledge.

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"Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative, we pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families or kingdoms poses great biological risks, as well as economic, political and cultural threats. We feel that genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing is necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy people and communities."



We are not in any way associated with Monsanto or any other seed altering corporation.		EllijayGA30540United States
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Hawaii Seed Growers Networkhttp://non-gmo-hawaii-heirloom-seeds.com/562 Lauiki StHonoluluHI96826United States
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Seed Savers Exchange https://www.seedsavers.org/563-382-5990customerservice@seedsavers.orgSince 1975, we have grown, saved, and shared heirloom seeds and led a movement to protect biodiversity and preserve heirloom varieties. At the heart of our organization is a seed bank that houses a collection of 20,000+ rare, open-pollinated varieties. With gardeners like you, we can get these seeds where they belong—in gardens and on tables everywhere, for generations to come.

When seeds are in our bank, they are protected. When seeds are growing in your garden, they thrive.

Thank you for growing with us.		We hear this comment time and again from members, supporters, and visitors to our bucolic, off-the-beaten-path, 890-acre Heritage Farm headquarters in the Driftless Region surrounding Decorah, Iowa. And every time we hear it, we are inspired to work just a little harder at what we do.

So what is it we do? Why is our work so important? And how does it help feed the world?

The Beginning
Since 1975, Seed Savers Exchange has protected the biodiversity of our food system—and our planet—by preserving rare, heirloom, and open-pollinated varieties of seeds in our seed bank at Heritage Farm and encouraging gardeners and farmers worldwide to grow, harvest, and share heirloom seeds as well as recount the inspirational stories behind them.

It was her own children’s future that inspired Diane Ott Whealy to co-found Seed Savers Exchange with heirloom seeds for treasured tomato and flower varieties lovingly brought to Iowa by her Bavarian great-grandparents in the 1870s. Word about the organization spread quickly, and before long a small group of concerned gardeners began saving and swapping their own rare, heirloom varieties and donating seeds to our collection, which would soon become the center of a growing movement. These seeds and their stories—passed from generation to generation—may well have been lost if not for the foresight of these visionary gardeners and their singular dedication to preserving biodiversity in the face of changing farming and gardening practices.

Today
Seed Savers Exchange focuses on stewarding and sharing the large collection of open-pollinated varieties the organization has since amassed, thanks in large part to that original group of dedicated gardeners. The varieties are truly priceless—some represent a family’s immigration story, while others produce memorable, flavorful food dished up, year after year, at family gatherings. Together the seeds of these varieties compose an irreplaceable genetic resource that may well guarantee the security of our future food supply. These rare, diverse seeds ensure that we have varieties adapted to different climate conditions and resistant to certain diseases. When seed diversity is strong, our food system is protected, as this diversity increases the probability of having crop varieties that thrive in adverse situations.

Today, more than 45 years later, we house the nation’s largest nongovernmental seed bank of its kind, where thousands of rare, heirloom varieties are safeguarded for generations to come—our children, and our children’s children.		3074 N Winn RdDecorahIA52101United States
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Snake River Seed Cooperativehttps://www.snakeriverseeds.com/Planting environments in the Intermountain West vary greatly including Arid High Desert, Urban, and High Mountain regions. We’ve partnered with seed growers from some of these areas to provide you with a greater range of planting guides, covering Zones 3b-7a!

Hearty thanks to Affinity Farm in Moscow, ID and Titbout’s Seeds in Missoula, MT for collaborating with us!		Snake River Seed Cooperative is a collective of family farmers in the Intermountain West who work together to produce a wide diversity of regionally-adapted seeds. We believe that sharing seed-saving knowledge with farmers in our region is vital to growing a robust, regional seedshed. In January 2022 we transitioned to our current cooperative ownership model from a single-owner LLC model. We currently have 10 grower owners and 5 employee-owners and operate as a benefit corporation.

Snake River Seed Cooperative cannot label our packets as certified organic. Each of our growers has taken a pledge to keep their field or garden free of any synthetic herbicide, pesticide, or fertilizer. We strive to be the best possible stewards of the land under our care. Our seeds are grown in low-input systems that more closely mirror most home gardens. This ensures that the seeds in our packets will perform well in any garden.



Are our seeds Non-GMO?



We will not sell any genetically modified seeds. We believe genetically modified organisms (GMOs) pose significant threats to our agriculture, culture, and democracy itself and we do not grow or sell GMO seeds. We have taken the SAFE SEED PLEDGE:



"Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative, we pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families or kingdoms poses great biological risks, as well as economic, political and cultural threats. We feel that genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing is necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy people and communities."



Open Source Seed Initiative (OSSI)



We believe that seeds should remain a part of the public commons and we do not knowingly grow or sell varieties that are patented. However, we believe continued plant breeding is crucial to the progression and adaptation of high-quality organic seeds that can thrive in a changing climate. Therefore, we pay voluntary “royalties” of 5% of OSSI pledged variety sales to the plant breeders who spend years creating new varieties and then release them open-source into the world for other farmers like us to grow and save seed from. If a breeder of a variety isn’t specifically mentioned as a royalty beneficiary of a variety, but you know the breeder (or ARE the breeder!) please let us know.





Our Purpose


The purposes of the Corporation are to unite farmers cooperatively and democratically to create a sustainable, regenerative, bioregional seedshed while being committed to employee welfare and producer-driven economics, while also engaging in any legal activity and to create general public benefit as defined under Idaho law.



Our Vision


To grow a robust regional seedshed for the Intermountain West!



Our Mission


To empower Intermountain West farmers and gardeners to plant, grow, save, and share locally-adapted seeds.

PO Box 8774BoiseID83707United States
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Urban Farmerhttp://www.ufseeds.com/317-600-2807info@ufseeds.comWelcome to Urban Farmer!
Urban Farmer is a leading provider of high quality, non-gmo seeds and plants to gardeners, farmers and commercial growers.		Our commitment to putting the customer first in everything we do is what defines service at Urban Farmer. Our friendly, knowledgeable Customer Care specialists are here to assist to you. Our Call Center is open year-round.

120 E 161st StreetWestfieldIN46074United States
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Seeds From Italyhttps://www.growitalian.com/(785) 748-0959seeds@growitalian.comSeeds From Italy is the U.S. distributor for Franchi Seeds, Italy's oldest family-owned seed company, founded in 1783. Franchi Seeds is known worldwide for the quality of its seeds, resulting in high germination rates, generous seed counts, vigorous plants, and delicious food.

Featured Products		Seeds from Italy was started in 2001 by Bill McKay, a dedicated gardener and cook, because he couldn't find the Italian vegetable varieties he wanted to grow.

marthaandbill-tn.jpgBy luck, he happened upon Franchi Seeds, Italy's oldest family-owned seed company, which offers an extensive selection of traditional Italian varieties. Franchi didn't have an agent in the U.S., so Bill started importing the seeds and reselling them. For the next decade, Seeds from Italy grew rapidly under Bill's enthusiastic ownership. That's Bill at right, being interviewed by Martha Stewart.

In 2011, Bill decided he was ready to retire. He sold the business to Dan Nagengast, a long-time market gardener in Lawrence, Kansas. In addition to growing vegetables and flowers for local markets, Dan was director of the Kansas Rural Center, a nonprofit that advocates for sustainable agriculture and family farms. The Lawrence Journal World wrote about Dan taking over the business and posted a video interview that you can watch here.

Dan is married to Lynn Byczynski, the founder of Growing for Market, a national periodical for market farmers, and the author of several farming and gardening books, including The Flower Farmer: An Organic Grower's Guide to Raising and Selling Cut Flowers. The couple's adult children, Will and Laurel, also work in the business.

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Laurel, Will, Lynn, Dan, and resident pup Raffi in front of the new office and warehouse, December 2017.

Initially, the family operated Seeds from Italy from their small farm near Lawrence, Kansas, where they grew the Franchi varieties themselves to get thoroughly acquainted with them. In 2017 they moved the business to an office and climate-controlled warehouse in town.

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Everyone here at Seeds from Italy thanks you for your business and hopes your crops will be robust, plentiful, and delicious!



About Franchi Seeds

In 1783 (the year the American Revolution ended) Giovanni Franchi started selling seeds around the market squares of Parma from his horse-drawn cart. The company is still in the same family 235 years later, with Giampiero Franchi at the helm and modern facilities in Bergamo, near Milan. Franchi Sementi (Sementi is the Italian word for Seeds) is a family-owned business that is not affiliated with any other seed company.

Franchi Sementi is so much more than just packaged vegetable seeds; it’s a story of tradition, pride, experience, quality, and excellence handed down over seven generations.

Seed is stored in climate-controlled rooms to maintain its viability. Varieties are regularly grown in trial gardens outside the warehouse to be sure they are correctly named and consistent; the photo below shows a small portion of the trial gardens.

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Franchi buys 70% of its seed from Italian farmers. Someone from the company visits those farmers regularly to ensure the seed crops are healthy and quality standards are observed. The small percentage of seeds that are not purchased from known contractors are grown out in the trial gardens to ensure their quality.

Franchi seed packets are big and beautiful! The amount of seed is always generous, making them a great value for the price. Packets have full-color photos on the front and descriptions in multiple languages on the reverse. We add an English-language label with growing instructions, too. Most important, Franchi seeds grow strong, healthy plants that will give you delicious food and beautiful flowers.

Grow Italian and taste the difference!		PO Box 3908LawrenceKS66046United States
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Peaceful Heritage Nurseryhttps://peacefulheritage.com/(859) 319 9228order@peacefulheritage.comBE THE FIRST TO KNOW WHEN PAWPAW TREES, FRUIT TREES, AND OTHER PLANTS BECOME AVAILABLE! BE ALERTED WHEN SPECIAL SALES AND DEALS ARE OFFERED! WE RESPECT YOUR PRIVACY AND THIS IS SPAM-FREE."You are the most trustworthy nursery I have ever seen"
“Thank you for this well thought out planting instructions/ information. You are the most trustworthy nursery I have ever seen. With your stock I will build a very diverse and sustainable orchard. ”
-Nick D.		StanfordKY40484United States
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Roundstone Native Seedshttps://roundstoneseed.com/888-531-2353 sales@roundstoneseed.comSeeds and designed mixes to conserve and protect pollinators and rare species
Conserving pollinators to protect our food supply and protecting endangered species.		Roundstone Native Seed has been growing and supplying high quality regionally adapted Native Seeds to the Eastern half of the US for over 20 years. We are farmers and conservationists and have grown from a small family-owned business to one of the largest seed providers in the East. Our success can be attributed to our commitment to clean high quality seed, development of Ecotypes adapted to each region we serve, and an experienced and knowledgeable staff dedicated to friendly helpful service. We focus on quality and service because every success we bring our Customers is a living demonstration and an incentive for others to use natives.

What sets us apart from other producers, in addition to our quality and service, is our development and production of regional ecotype seed, now being grown in six different states, for all the different parts of the country we serve. Regional ecotypes are seeds from plants that evolved in your area and are adapted to your local environmental conditions. They simply perform better.

We have a large selection of native seeds, seed mixes, naturalized seeds, and plant materials for any need you might have. Regardless of whether you’re a landscape architect, contractor, wildlife enthusiast, conservationist, home gardener wanting wildflowers in your yard, or a farm owner looking to satisfy the requirements of a Farm Bill Program, we have the quality products you need and we would be more than happy to talk with you, answer your questions, and share our knowledge about natives with you.		9764 Raider Hollow RoadUptonKY42784United States
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Ferry Morsehttps://ferrymorse.com/320-280-6320info@ferrymorse.comTake our quiz to find the perfect plants and products for your location, skill level, and interests.

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Founded in 1856, Ferry-Morse seeds have been sold continuously throughout the United States. Through generations of care and quality, Ferry-Morse has earned the trust of home gardeners across the country. Now headquartered in Norton, Massachusetts, we take pride in providing you with high quality products and the inspiration to bring your garden dreams to life.

Our Values
At Ferry-Morse, we passionately believe gardening should be fulfilling and fruitful. It is a passion we want to share with you. We hope to not only inspire your home gardening, but to give you the tools you need to be successful at it. That's why we take great care to ensure a quality selection of seeds that will enrich your garden with beautiful and fruitful plants.

Quality and Sustainability
All of Ferry-Morse's seed are Non-GMO. We believe that this is better for our planet and better your health. You never have to worry about GMOs when you choose our seeds.

Additionally, Ferry-Morse's seed selections include many Organic and Heirloom varieties for the benefit of your quality and sustainability preferences.

202 S Washington St,NortonMA02766United States
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Johnny's Selected Seedshttps://www.johnnyseeds.com/877-564-6697service@johnnyseeds.comOur mission is helping families, friends, and communities to feed one another by providing superior seeds, tools, information, and service.or over 49 years Johnny's Selected Seeds has been helping families and friends to feed one another. Everything we do here is focused on helping you have a successful growing experience. We understand that putting the seeds in the ground is but a small part of your total investment of time, energy, and money. When you buy from Johnny's, you can be confident that the seeds you are planting are fresh, vital, and of superior quality. We guarantee it.

About Our Seed Safety
Safe Seed Pledge
One of 9 Original Signers
Johnny's does not knowingly sell genetically modified seeds; nor do we breed new varieties using genetic engineering. Our breeders use traditional, painstaking methods of natural crossing to create hybrid seeds that are healthy and safe.

We are proud to be one of the nine original signers of the Safe Seed Pledge:

Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners, and consumers who want an alternative, we pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically-engineered seeds or plants. The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families, or kingdoms, poses great biological risks as well as economic, political, and cultural threats. We feel that genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing are necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically-engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems, and, ultimately, healthy people and communities.

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About Our Seed Quality
Seed Quality Assurance
Higher QA Standards
We maintain an on-site seed lab, and partner only with certified industry seed labs for both our initial and regular cycle germination tests as per Federal Seed Act requirements. Johnny's sets and maintains minimum germination requirements that consistently exceed Federal Seed Act minimum requirements.

Pathology tests are completed only at certified outside labs following industry standards.

All labs performing germination and purity tests on Johnny's seed lots follow current Association of Official Seed Analysts rules for all crops.

To ensure that our seed germination rates remain optimal, we store our seed in a climate-controlled environment.

Our Quality Assurance Department will only release seed lots that meet our stringent requirements.

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Types of Seed We Offer
Certified Organic Seeds
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Certified Organic Seeds
Seeds designated by the OG symbol are harvested from plants grown under the strict guidelines required by the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP), and more specifically the laws enacted by the Code of Federal Regulations. Organic certifying agencies are the vehicle for ensuring that farms/growers wishing to become and remain certified — including Johnny's Selected Seeds as a certified seed producer and handler — meet and follow these guidelines.

To be labeled as certified organic, seeds must have been grown, harvested, stored, and handled in accord with the rules and procedures outlined by the NOP. Certified organic seeds cannot contain genetically-engineered traits; must be grown under certified organic conditions using only those inputs — eg, fertilizer, weed, and pest controls — allowable in organic agriculture; and packed in a certified facility.

Johnny's has been farming organically for over 45 years, and we have been a MOFGA-Certified Organic Seed Handler since 1979. We offer hundreds of varieties of certified organic vegetable, herb, flower, fruit, and farm seeds allowable for certified organic production, and remain true to our commitment to diversify our certified organic seed offerings.

All Certified Organic seeds are designated by an OG in the product name.

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HYBRID SEED
Hybrid Seeds
JSS-Bred F1 Hybrids
F1 Hybrid seeds are the result of a cross between two genetically distinct parent plant lines. The plants grown from these seeds will usually show more vigor than either of the two parent plants, and often more vigor and uniformity than similar non-hybrid (standard) varieties. To create a hybrid (F1), traditional breeding methods are used that involve the cross-pollination of two parent varieties that were selected for specific traits.

Commercially, hybrid seed must be produced by the seed producer each year by crossing the inbred parents. Inbred parents are used because they express characteristics uniformly, and this uniformity is also seen in the F1 hybrid plants — F1 referring to "first filial" or first generation after the cross.

Natural crossing in the field may also result in useful hybrids. However, the F2 or second generation after the cross, grown from seeds saved from F1 hybrid plants, will not be uniform, and in fact often will have numerous different types as a result of genetic segregation.

Johnny's hybrid varieties are selected for improved flavor, disease resistance, and climate adaptability. We offer numerous F1 hybrids.

All Hybrid seeds are designated by an (F1) in the product name.

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OPEN-POLLINATED & HEIRLOOM SEEDS
Heirloom Seed
Heirloom Seeds
We also offer hundreds of Open-Pollinated (OP) varieties, which are the varieties of plants that reproduce themselves naturally, through either a) cross-pollination (between separate individual plants of the same species and variety via wind, insects, water) or b) self-pollination (between male and female flower parts within the same flower or between separate flowers on the same plant). As long as they are grown isolated at a sufficient distance from crops of the same species but of a different variety/ies, the offspring plants grown from seeds collected from them will continue to demonstrate relatively stable traits from one generation to the next.

Among older open-pollinated strains are the varieties we have come to regard as Heirlooms — carefully selected varieties whose seed lines have been maintained and passed down over generations.

While the plants of open-pollinated varieties in general are fairly similar to one another, they are not as uniform as those of hybrids, and there can be a tremendous amount of genetic variability among the strains of the same open-pollinated variety. For this reason, our Open-Pollinated Project involves growing-out and carefully evaluating distinctive strains of numerous open-pollinated and heirloom varieties every season, to select and offer only the most reliable, best-tasting, most fragrant, or attractive strains of these varieties.

In addition, organic seeds are available for most of the open-pollinated and heirloom varieties we offer.

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Enhanced Seeds
The majority of our seeds are untreated and uncoated, and all our seeds are neonicotinoid-free.

There are 3 main types of seed enhancements Johnny's regularly features: Treatments, also known as "Actives"; Coatings, which include Film-Coating as well as Pelleting; and Priming. These are described in more detail below.

Treated Seed
Treated Seeds
TREATED SEEDS (ACTIVES)
Treated seeds have been coated with a fungicidal treatment that protects the seeds from soilborne pests or pathogens during the seeding and germination phases. All our treated seeds are neonicotinoid-free.

Note: The seeds themselves should not be used for food, feed, or oil purposes.

All seed products that have been Treated are denoted by a T in the part numbers.

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FILM-COATED SEEDS
Film Coating is another type of seed enhancement that facilitates ease of sowing. Film coating may be useful to increase seed flowability through better "slippage" between individual seeds; make the seeds easier to see as they are being handled or once placed in growing medium; assist with seed identification; and/or decrease dust in planting conditions. With film-coated seeds, certified organic growers should check suitability of the film coating with their certifier.

Some, though not all of our Film-Coated seed products are designated by an FC in their part numbers. If seeds are offered with an NOP-compliant film coating, it is not noted in the part numbers.

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PELLETED SEEDS
Pelleted Seed
Pelleted Seeds
Pelleting is an enhancement that coats the seeds with inert substances that render them uniform in size and shape. The pellet coating serves to improve seed visibility, handling, and sowing accuracy at uniform distances (singulation), thereby reducing seed waste and the need for thinning.

We have recently introduced multi-seed pellets for certain varieties. As the name suggests, there is more than one seed (generally 4–5) in each pellet, which makes the multi-seed pellet ideal for retail container or hydroponic production. In place of sowing several seeds per container or growing-media cube, just one pellet is sown, saving labor time and expense. These are conventional pellets and are not approved for use on certified-organic farms.

Conventional seed with Conventional Pelleting is designated by P in the product number.
Conventional seed with NOP-Compliant Pelleting is designated by JP.
Certified Organic seed with NOP-Compliant Pelleting is designated by GP.

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PRIMED SEEDS
Priming is a seed enhancement used to improve germination speed and seedling uniformity, or to break the dormancy of the seeds. Priming can be offered alone, or in combination with pelleting.

The process of priming involves hydrating seeds in a solution within a controlled environment, allowing the initial phase of germination to take place, then arresting the process at a certain point, at which time the seeds are dried down to moisture levels conducive to storage. The materials used in the germination solution, usually salts to control water uptake by the seeds, dictate whether the priming process can be certified as organic.

Currently, we offer two primed varieties, both conventional: Primed Rosemary and 'Maxifort' tomato. Pelleted lettuce is also sometimes, but not always primed, a characteristic that varies from seed lot to seed lot. Our certified-organic seed is primed using when the process is necessary, and using only certified-organic priming methods.

Because primed seeds are sold in a germination-ready state, we recommend purchasing only enough primed seeds for your current growing cycle.		955 Benton Ave WinslowME04901United States
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Wood Prairie Farmhttp://www.woodprairie.com/ 207-429-9765orders@woodprairie.comFor over 45 years our family has been raising organic seed here on the edge of the North Maine Woods. We market directly with this website and our FREE mail order catalog. We sell to customers like you in all 50 states and we ship seed FAST year round when you want it.

If you have ordered from us before thanks for your business! New to our organic family farm? Welcome aboard, and please do let us know how we can help you!		Our small family farm on the edge of Maine’s North Woods is located just six miles from the Canadian border. For over 45 years we have dedicated ourselves to time-honored organic regenerative farming practices and building up the fertile soil of Wood Prairie Family Farm. We have been Certified Organic by MOFGA (USDA-Accredited) since 1982 and were some of the founders of the farmer-run national membership organization Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association (OSGATA).

We have sold our organic crops to customers like you for decades through this website and our FREE mail order catalog. We appreciate your patronage. We know it is your loyalty and goodwill which keeps our family farm in business and we’re grateful to you. Please do call us today. It’s our pleasure to grow the very best organic seed and food, and we’re here to help you.


Order Questions?
Write or call our Customer Service line: 1-207-429-9765 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm EST, Monday through Friday with inquiries about your order. Or email orders@woodprairie.com

Helpline
For queries of a general nature call our Wood Prairie Helpline 8:00 am – 4:00 pm EST Monday – Friday at 1-207-429-9765.

The Wood Prairie Guarantee
You must be pleased with our products or we will replace or refund the purchase price, whichever you think fair. We guarantee freedom from shipping damage.		49 KINNEY RDBridgewaterME04735United States
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FEDCOhttp://www.fedcoseeds.com/2074269900questions@fedcoseeds.comOFFERING SPRING-PLANTED BULBS AND
TUBERS: certified seed potatoes = onion plants *
onion sets « ginger * sweet potato slips *
turmeric		Welcome to Fedco Seeds, your source for cold-hardy selections especially adapted to our demanding Northeast climate. Each year we observe hundreds of varieties, selecting only the best for inclusion in our catalogs. Through our product lines and cultural hints, we encourage sustainable growing methods. We offer a large selection of certified-organic cultivars and regional heirloom varieties. We buy products from all over the world.

Fedco has five divisions: Seeds, Potatoes, Onions and Exotics, Organic Growers Supply, Trees, and Bulbs, and sends out three catalogs annually. We work out of three warehouses on the Bellsqueeze and Hinckley Roads in Clinton, Maine. We are primarily a mail-order business and do not have a retail store. See our current responses to COVID-19 for current information about curbside shopping and pickup at Fedco. Click here for directions to our warehouses.

Our big annual retail events are our booth at the Common Ground Country Fair in Unity, Maine, the Bulbs pickup and surplus sale day, and periodic visits to other special events. We do not take phone or fax orders.

Because frosts can occur in our location nine months of the year, and the ground often remains frozen for five months from late November until mid-April, we have evolved a seasonal shipping schedule for perishable items.

We ship trees and perennial plants only in the spring.
We ship fall bulbs and garlic only in fall just before planting time.
We ship seed potatoes and onion sets only in April and May.
We ship seeds from January through October, then take a break to prepare next year’s catalog.
We ship books, supplies and cover crops year round.
We have been in the seed business since 1978. We took on the Tree order from John Bunker in 1983, added fall Bulbs in 1984, picked up potatoes from Tom Roberts in 1985, and the Organic Grower Supply order from MOFGA in 1988. Beginning from a Maine base with 98 orders the first year, we now serve growers in all 50 states, filling over 58,000 orders totaling $6 million annually.

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We are a cooperative, one of the few seed companies so organized in the United States. Because we do not have an individual owner or beneficiary, profit is not our primary goal. Consumers own 60% of the cooperative and worker members 40%. Consumer and worker members share proportionately in the cooperative’s profits through our annual patronage dividends.

Our cooperative structure gives workers a real voice in running the company and a real stake in its success, enabling us to attract and retain talented workers. Year after year our staff turnover has been very low.

Our company culture derives from our history as a cooperative. Our first customers were other cooperatives and we developed many of our procedures specifically to serve them. Although we have diversified, a significant proportion of our business still comes from cooperative or group orders. Our dedicated group-order coordinators are partners in our business. We encourage you to make cooperation work for you by forming ordering groups to take advantage of our generous volume discounts. It is easy to form a group: get together with friends, neighbors, co-workers or other members of your club, grange, county or state organic chapter, church or coop. See more information about sending your group order in the mail or about group ordering online.

The cooperative ethic recognizes that we are all in this together. What is good for our managers should be good for our workers and good for our customers and vice versa.		PO Box 520ClintonME04927United States
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Pinetree Garden Seeds & Accessorieshttps://www.superseeds.com/207-926-3400help@superseeds.comCelebrating 40 years of serving the home gardener!

Located in rural Maine, we are a family owned and operated business. Operating since 1979, Pinetree Garden Seeds was founded with the simple mission of offering low prices on quality seeds to the home gardener. 		A family owned and operated business since 1979, Pinetree Garden Seeds was founded with the simple mission of offering low prices on quality seeds to the home gardener. Over the years offerings have expanded to include over 1300 varieties of seeds, including many Heirlooms & Organics, a huge assortment of tools and gardening gear, books, live plants, and soap making/crafting supplies. Located in rural Maine, we operate out of a 300 year old farmhouse and strive to offer the best service and products with a personal touch.

In 2011, the company was passed down from it's founder, Dick Meiners, to his stepdaughter Melissa. She and her family are excited to continue the mission of supporting the home gardener by offering affordable, high quality seeds and goods.

Dear 2023 Gardening Friends,

Another year for the history books! Thank you to everyone who once again allowed us the privilege of being your source for seeds and gardening goodies. We are always deeply honored by the trust you put in us to provide nourishment for you, your families, friends, and neighbors.
We have all heard and felt the realities of shipping delays and rising prices, and sadly, our industry is not immune. After many years of stable prices, we have been forced to reevaluate based on grower pricing and vendor increases, and you will see the resulting modest price increases across many items. We appreciate your understanding and we continue to focus on offering value and a robust selection of high quality seeds as well as fair shipping charges.
The good news for this year is that many beloved items are back in stock! We were thrilled to reintroduce some top producers throughout the catalog so be sure to check for your favorites. Every year we spend the summer packing your seeds (mostly by hand!) and planning to ensure the fastest shipping and best assortment we can, so please let us know if you have any suggestions! As always we love to help troubleshoot any growing questions or concerns so reach out anytime for some friendly advice.
This year was marked by worldwide challenges, but also some very close to home. I have spent the last year battling, and beating, cancer and am entering 2023 with a renewed appreciation for life, and my returning health. In my absence, the team here at Pinetree came together and kept things running smoothly and I am truly grateful for each and every one of them. They are some of the kindest, most thoughtful people I know and I am deeply touched by the support, kindness, and tenacity they have shown over the past year. Everyone here makes a difference and they are all deeply dedicated to you, our customers. I am very grateful to each and every one of my staff and for each and every one of you.

Melissa

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Signers of the SAFE SEED PLEDGE

Proud to support sustainable agriculture, Pinetree has never sold any genetically modified seeds and has signed the Safe Seed Pledge, promising never to sell any GMO seeds. We have pledged our support to local efforts to label GMO foods and strive to offer an extensive selection of heirloom seeds in an effort to support the ideals of responsible and organic gardening practices.

“Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative, we pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants. The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families or kingdoms poses great biological risks, as well as economic, political and cultural threats. We feel that genetically engineered varieties have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing is necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. Further, we wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy people and communities.”		PO Box 300New GloucesterME04260United States
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MiGardenerhttps://migardener.com/810 300 8845contact@migardener.comThis pole bean dates back to 1914, when it was introduced as the new standard in pole snap green beans. Bred with market growing in-mind, this variety produces abundant amounts of 5-6 inch long pods, semi-flat in shape and very tender. Harvest young for the most tender pods and support as needed. Plants will easily exceed 8 feet if allowed.When I started MIgardener in 2011, I wanted to inspire others to grow a garden, live healthier lives, and have fun doing it. With the help of social media, that was all made possible! In 2014, my beautiful fiance joined me in that dream. With her career in design, she has established the creative vision for MIgardener with her amazing eye for detail. Sindy and I got married in 2015 and dedicated our full attention to working hard on building our business, growing a 100% organic garden, and achieving financial independence by opening up our very own seed store!

Today, MIgardener can be found on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. We believe gardening should be made fun and accessible to anyone of any skill level. We hope that by making this gardening information accessible, it will empower others to establish food security through home gardening. The MIgardener community now acts as a center of information, encouragement, and hope for all. Our slogan “Grow Big or Go Home” was created to help drive home our mission. We believe that when you put 100% effort into something, you will get 110% back.

– Luke Marion, founder of MIgardener

Our Retail Store

1426 Oakland St
St Clair MI 48079

Opening July 23 2022

Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm
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Seeds of Changehttps://www.seedsofchange.com/888-762-7333info@seedsofchange.org SEEDS OF CHANGE™ believes that the best meals include fresh ingredients from your own garden. When you combine just picked veggies and herbs with our organic and food products, the results are naturally delicious. We offer a wide variety of certified-organic vegetable, herb and flower seeds.There's a lot to learn about getting more connected to sustainable, organic, great-tasting food. If you have any questions or comments about how we can help, simply fill out and submit the form below.

PO Box 152SpicerMN56288United States
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Prairie Moon Nurseryhttps://www.prairiemoon.com/866-417-8156info@prairiemoon.comOur most popular, showy wildflowers for a spot that is sunny, at least most of the time.Thank you for visiting PrairieMoon.com. This privacy policy tells you how we use personal information collected at this site. Please read this privacy policy before using the site or submitting any personal information. By using the site, you are accepting the practices described in this privacy policy. These practices may be changed.

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We reserve the right to make changes to this policy. Last update posted 10/15/21.		32115 Prairie LaneWinonaMN55987United States
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Best for Heirloom Varietieshttps://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables(417) 924-8887seeds@rareseeds.comWe offer America's most diverse selection of heirloom seeds! These varieties have often been saved and passed down by gardeners for generations. Heirloom varieties are packed with flavor, beauty, and fragrance. Free shipping in the USA.At Baker Creek, our passion is Saving, Growing, and Sharing rare seeds! Our mission is to provide seeds of a sustainable food supply for everyone, keeping heirloom varieties alive for future generations. We believe farmers, gardeners, and communities have the right to save their own seeds and, in so doing, preserve seed diversity and food security in an age of corporate agriculture and patented, hybridized, or genetically modified seeds. All the seeds we sell can be saved, shared, and traded, and we encourage people to save their own seeds.

Charitable giving is a foundation of our business. Working with non-profit organizations, a significant portion of our annual profits goes toward providing food, emergency aid, sustainable development, and education to people in the U.S. and abroad. We also provide free seeds to hundreds of community and educational groups each year. We believe everyone should have access to nutrient-dense, delicious food, season after season.

Founder Jere Gettle started Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company in 1998 as a hobby, and though it has since grown into North America's largest heirloom seed company, we've never lost our passion for growing and sharing heirloom varieties. Jere's original 1998 catalog included around 70 varieties. He distributed 550 copies to friends, family members, and fellow seed savers. The next year, catalogs shipped to nearly 20,000 gardeners, and circulation grew each year as new customers discovered the seeds -- and the story -- of Baker Creek. Today, we distribute a total of about 1.4 million catalogs featuring approximately 1,000 stunning heirloom varieties.

Our headquarters in Mansfield, Missouri, includes trial gardens, greenhouses, a pioneer village, and a seed store, all on the homestead where Jere started the business as a teenager. We also operate a seed store in Petaluma, California.

Baker Creek began hosting festivals in 2000 as a way to bring gardeners, homesteaders, and natural foods enthusiasts together to exchange ideas and seeds, learn from renowned experts, and enjoy vendors, old-time music, and more. Our public events include the National Heirloom Exposition, which draws more than 20,000 people each year. For the Expo's 10th anniversary, the 2023 event will be held beachside in Ventura, California. Our Tulip Festival, Spring Planting Festival, and Fall Harvest Festival are hosted at our Mansfield, Missouri, farm each year.


Jere and his wife Emilee are the authors of two books published by Hyperion: The Heirloom Life Gardener and The Baker Creek Vegan Cookbook.		2278 Baker Creek Road MansfieldMO65704United States
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Mississippi Seed Companyhttps://mississippiseeds.com/120 St. Louis Avenue Suite 105St. LouisMO63102United States
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Baker Creek Heirloom Seedshttp://www.rareseeds.com/417) 924-8887seeds@rareseeds.com75-95 Days. A true and popular Italian heirloom with stunning, apple-green heads that are superbly flavored. Its fractal form is a fascinating logarithmic Fibonacci spiral. This variety is widely grown in northern Italy. A must for many of the finest chefs.At Baker Creek, our passion is Saving, Growing, and Sharing rare seeds! Our mission is to provide seeds of a sustainable food supply for everyone, keeping heirloom varieties alive for future generations. We believe farmers, gardeners, and communities have the right to save their own seeds and, in so doing, preserve seed diversity and food security in an age of corporate agriculture and patented, hybridized, or genetically modified seeds. All the seeds we sell can be saved, shared, and traded, and we encourage people to save their own seeds.

Charitable giving is a foundation of our business. Working with non-profit organizations, a significant portion of our annual profits goes toward providing food, emergency aid, sustainable development, and education to people in the U.S. and abroad. We also provide free seeds to hundreds of community and educational groups each year. We believe everyone should have access to nutrient-dense, delicious food, season after season.

Founder Jere Gettle started Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company in 1998 as a hobby, and though it has since grown into North America's largest heirloom seed company, we've never lost our passion for growing and sharing heirloom varieties. Jere's original 1998 catalog included around 70 varieties. He distributed 550 copies to friends, family members, and fellow seed savers. The next year, catalogs shipped to nearly 20,000 gardeners, and circulation grew each year as new customers discovered the seeds -- and the story -- of Baker Creek. Today, we distribute a total of about 1.4 million catalogs featuring approximately 1,000 stunning heirloom varieties.

Our headquarters in Mansfield, Missouri, includes trial gardens, greenhouses, a pioneer village, and a seed store, all on the homestead where Jere started the business as a teenager. We also operate a seed store in Petaluma, California.

Baker Creek began hosting festivals in 2000 as a way to bring gardeners, homesteaders, and natural foods enthusiasts together to exchange ideas and seeds, learn from renowned experts, and enjoy vendors, old-time music, and more. Our public events include the National Heirloom Exposition, which draws more than 20,000 people each year. For the Expo's 10th anniversary, the 2023 event will be held beachside in Ventura, California. Our Tulip Festival, Spring Planting Festival, and Fall Harvest Festival are hosted at our Mansfield, Missouri, farm each year.		2278 Baker Creek RoadMansfieldMO65704United States
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Petaluma Seed Bankhttps://www.rareseeds.com/petaluma-seed-bank(417) 924-8887seeds@rareseeds.comOut of an abundance of caution for our very small staff, masks are strongly recommended for vaccinated customers, and required for unvaccinated customers. This status is evaluated every four weeks and may change without notice. please call or email the store directly for the current requirements. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation. At Baker Creek, our passion is Saving, Growing, and Sharing rare seeds! Our mission is to provide seeds of a sustainable food supply for everyone, keeping heirloom varieties alive for future generations. We believe farmers, gardeners, and communities have the right to save their own seeds and, in so doing, preserve seed diversity and food security in an age of corporate agriculture and patented, hybridized, or genetically modified seeds. All the seeds we sell can be saved, shared, and traded, and we encourage people to save their own seeds.

Charitable giving is a foundation of our business. Working with non-profit organizations, a significant portion of our annual profits goes toward providing food, emergency aid, sustainable development, and education to people in the U.S. and abroad. We also provide free seeds to hundreds of community and educational groups each year. We believe everyone should have access to nutrient-dense, delicious food, season after season.

Founder Jere Gettle started Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company in 1998 as a hobby, and though it has since grown into North America's largest heirloom seed company, we've never lost our passion for growing and sharing heirloom varieties. Jere's original 1998 catalog included around 70 varieties. He distributed 550 copies to friends, family members, and fellow seed savers. The next year, catalogs shipped to nearly 20,000 gardeners, and circulation grew each year as new customers discovered the seeds -- and the story -- of Baker Creek. Today, we distribute a total of about 1.4 million catalogs featuring approximately 1,000 stunning heirloom varieties.

Our headquarters in Mansfield, Missouri, includes trial gardens, greenhouses, a pioneer village, and a seed store, all on the homestead where Jere started the business as a teenager. We also operate a seed store in Petaluma, California.

Baker Creek began hosting festivals in 2000 as a way to bring gardeners, homesteaders, and natural foods enthusiasts together to exchange ideas and seeds, learn from renowned experts, and enjoy vendors, old-time music, and more. Our public events include the National Heirloom Exposition, which draws more than 20,000 people each year. For the Expo's 10th anniversary, the 2023 event will be held beachside in Ventura, California. Our Tulip Festival, Spring Planting Festival, and Fall Harvest Festival are hosted at our Mansfield, Missouri, farm each year.
2278 Baker Creek RoadMansfieldMO65704United States
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Gilbert H. Wild and Sonhttps://www.gilberthwild.com/417-548-3514customerservice@gilberthwild.comWhile Supplies Last… A few times every week our team will pick a few popular plants and drastically reduce the price. Don’t miss these great promotions. Our passion since the foundation of Gilbert H. Wild and Son© has been to provide plant lovers with many of the world’s finest varieties with excellent pricing and our 2023 Spring catalog proves just that. We grow our own plant stock, unlike most mail-order companies, so we can control quality and shipping costs. We work for years producing home grown plants that we are proud to grow, dig and ship directly to you.

Our history began when James Herman Wild was on a wagon train bound for the southwest when it broke down in the Southwest Missouri region. James was influenced by the beautiful meadows of wildflowers he saw and settled in Sarcoxie, MO in 1868. In 1885, his son, Gilbert Herman Wild paid $45.00 for a crate of peony roots from Europe which he planted behind his family’s home. Three years later, the flower blooms were sold to an Omaha Wholesaler for $3.00 each. That single sale launched Gilbert H. Wild and Son! As the family farm grew, daylilies and iris were added to the farm.


Today, we raise plants on over 100 acres of rich Missouri land and have grown to be one of the largest growers of daylilies, iris and peonies in the world. We take great pride in our plants and work many hours caring for them in our rich Ozark Mountain soil. We also keep several greenhouses full of sun-loving and shade-loving perennials. We pride ourselves in delivering many of the highest quality, freshest plants available on the market. EVERY PLANT OFFERED IN OUR CATALOG WILL BE SHIPPED IN THE SPRING, AT THE PROPER PLANTING TIME FOR YOUR AREA.


We guarantee our plants and consider customer satisfaction our top priority – please order with confidence knowing that our team has been caring for each plant. Ordering plants is easier than ever with our newly designed website. Please visit www.gilberthwild.com and give us a try! Or, if you prefer, call us at 888-449-4537 to place your order over the phone. Would you like an additional catalog for yourself or a friend? You may request one to be mailed for free!

Thank you for your loyalty; we know that you have many choices for your plant purchases, and we will continue to work hard to maintain your trust. God bless you and have a great gardening year!

The Wilds of Missouri		2944 State Hwy 37ReedsMO64859United States
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Good Seed Companyhttps://store.goodseedco.net/PO Box 4706.WhitefishMT59937United States
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Sow True Seedhttp://sowtrueseed.com/828-254-0708info@sowtrue.comSow True Seed is a collection of over 500 types of GMO-free vegetable, herb and flower seeds. We proudly carry heirloom, organic and small farmer-grown varieties. It is our mission to encourage seed saving for a resilient food system. Supporting food security and seed diversity since 2009.

Founded in 2009 by lifelong gardener and food activist, Carol Koury, Sow True Seed was created to preserve our shared botanical heritage and grow a new era of ecological wisdom. Her vision was to support independent and regional agricultural initiatives that foster a vibrant, sustainable economy, and true food sovereignty. We remain committed to growing our awareness and actions to honor the heritage of our seeds, and the diverse people and places that have contributed to our collective abundance, just as Carol intended.

Sow True Seed operates with a social and environmental consciousness to the best of our ability by taking our beliefs and convictions and putting them into action. We provide gardeners with open-pollinated seed varieties and we actively work to create better access to healthy food in a regenerative, sustainable, and inclusive environment.		243 Haywood St.AshevilleNC28801United States
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Eden Brothershttps://www.edenbrothers.com/855-440-2929service@edenbrothers.comEden Brothers’ selection includes over 700 different vegetable & herb seeds. Varieties are available by the packet or in bulk for additional savings. Plant your home garden with everyday vegetable and herb seeds, or branch out with rare hybrid, organic, and heirloom seeds. The more you buy the more you save!Eden Brothers' humble beginning started in 2009 in a small garage in Fall Brook, CA. After four years, the company moved to Asheville, NC with the hope of being able to house many more seeds and keep flower bulbs in house. We continued to grow our collection and finally opened to the public. Our team was small but dedicated, and in three short years we outgrew our smaller space and moved into our current warehouse where product selection (and staff!) has grown exponentially. We now offer thousands of products exclusively online to ship throughout the entire U.S. Our team continues to work diligently to provide the best customer experience for you.2099 Brevard RdArdenNC28704United States
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Sustainable Mountain Agriculture Center Inc.http://www.heirlooms.org/252-368-6556smac@heirlooms.orgThis summer the Sustainable Mountain Agriculture Center has relocated to North Carolina. The Center continues to collect and grow out heirloom seeds from the Southern Appalachian region. We utilize college students during the school year and summer to help produce and preserve the seeds in our collection. We have added seeds to the catalog for the first time in two years. These varieties are listed under the What's New category above and you can find them in our catalog. We have over 175 varieties of beans for sale to the public and many different tomatoes from the region as well. We look forward to the upcoming season and serving you all to the best of our abilities.Although there are still a significant number of farms in the southern Appalachians, the number of those farms that are economically viable is decreasing. The pressure the region has felt in the past few decades to give up farming altogether has been intense. Large scale farms in the mid-west, Florida and California are producing the vast majority of our food in the U.S. today because of the economics of production. Small farmers have been unable to compete on a cost basis, which has led to the small farm being seen as a viable option only for those farmers who also have off-farm jobs.

A major goal for this Center is to demonstrate to the people of the region that farmers do have viable options to off-farm jobs when they diversify and utilize the whole farm, including woodlots. Products this region can produce can compete with large-scale farms on the basis of quality. The heirloom market is a flower in the bud stage, just waiting to blossom. We want to use our skills and information base (developed over many decades) to bring to the forefront the importance of quality heirloom fruits and vegetables. It is our hope that this Center will go far toward making mountain agriculture sustainable.

Another goal of the Center is to educate old and young alike in the appropriate techniques of seed saving, cultural practices, food preparation, food preservation and entreprenuership.

We assist in:
Identifying, collecting and sustaining family and community heiroom seeds and plants and coordinating the activities of growers of heirloom fruits and vegetables.
Training young people (including high school and college students) during the main growing season to collect, grow, promote and develop markets for a wide variety of heirloom fruits and vegetables.
Making Appalachian counties become more self sufficient in food production by working to develop more farmers' markets which feature high quality heirloom fruits and vegetables.
Training owners of small woodlots in the effective use of less intrusive logging practices and in the use of one-person sawmills and solar kilns so that such owners' wood products have more value added at their points of origin.
Hosting a seed exchange for all interested persons on the first Saturday of October each year
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Reimer Seedshttp://www.reimerseeds.com/mail@reimerseeds.comReimer Seeds appreciates Loyal Customers, so we added a new program to award repeat customers! Customers are awarded Loyalty Points which can be redeemed for discounts on future orders.Reimer Seeds is a privately held company located in Maryland. The roots of the company go back to the year 2000 when we started selling a small assortment of hot pepper seeds to a few customers. Over the past 20 years, the company grew substantially and as of today, we have over 3,000 varieties of seeds.
Reimer Seeds sells seeds to thousands of home gardeners, farmer's markets, specialty market growers, market growers, commercial growers, universities, and government agencies alike. Our founder's goal was to provide a one-stop source for vegetable, herb, and flower seeds. By providing customers with high-quality products at everyday low pricing, our customers can purchase all of their garden needs from Reimer Seeds.
We offer heirloom and hybrid varieties for commercial growers and home gardeners. Reimer Seeds continues to add new varieties each year as they become available and also based on our customers' request.
Reimer seeds has over 5,000 quality vegetable, flower, and herb seeds for the home gardener and market growers. We do not sell any Genetically Modified seeds. This year we reduced our prices on many items, added new items, and have added additional bulk items by the ounce and pounds! Take time to review our impressive Online Seed Catalog. Sorry, we do not have a printed catalog to mail you. Plan your garden, and then order your varieties for this upcoming season. Please check back often, as we add new items regularly. If you don’t see an item you want you can always email us and we’ll see if we can bring it into stock!		7074 Hwy 9CarringtonND58421United States
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The Naked Seed Companyhttps://nakedseedcompany.com/info@nakedseedcompany.comThanks for stopping by our store. Our goal is to provide a wide range of heirloom seeds along with open pollinated varieties for your gardening enjoyment.Originally from Eurasia and a member of the mint family, motherwort got its name from its use by midwives. The biennial plant can grow up to 5' tall with pink to purple flowers which bloom from midsummer to early fall. This plant can become invasive, so choose your location carefully or consider container gardening.

Growing information: Motherwort grows well in many conditions and soil types. Seeds need to be stratified for several weeks before sowing by soaking them overnight then placing them in a plastic bag with equal amounts of sand and peat and keeping them in the refrigerator. Alternately, sow the seeds in the fall. Scatter the seeds on prepared soil and cover with 1/4" of soil. Thin plants to about 1' apart. Seeds can be started indoors several weeks before the last frost and transplanted after hardening off. Cut the plant down to several inches above the soil level after the flowers bloom but before seeds form to limit spreading. Cuttings can be used to propagate.

Min qty/packet: 100 seeds

88 Chestnut RdNewportNH03773United States
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ChilePlantshttp://www.chileplants.com/aboutus.aspx?section=2908-996-4646info@chileplants.comAll of our plants are raised on an organic diet of Fish Emulsion and Seaweed, with Beneficial Insects used for pest control.500 Chile/Pepper Plants - 180 Tomato Plants - 65 Eggplant Plants

We have signed the Safe Seed Pledge. No GMO.
All of our plants are raised on an organic diet of Fish Emulsion and Seaweed, with Beneficial Insects used for pest control.

We ship Live Plants by UPS from April through early-June.
Or, pickup at the nursery from mid-April through May 31st.

Our Live Plants are grown in 2.5 inch by 2.5 inch by 3.5 inch deep plastic pots.
Plants average 6-8 inches tall (habaneros 4-6 inches)(tomatoes 4-8 inches), and have strong sturdy stems. This is a nice transplant size that has a great root system to produce fast. We guarantee that they will arrive safely!

Our Live Plants are really getting to be known nationwide.
We ship out over 130,000 plants a year, so we have lots of practice on getting plants shipped safely to your garden. These are super healthy large transplants, that produce abundantly. If you want the strongest, healthiest plants on the Web, that produce abundantly, you have come to the right place. You'll be amazed at our plants.


About Our Fresh Chiles
Our Fresh Chiles are sold by the half-pint, shipping Sept - early Oct.
This is a great way to taste-test some new varieties, with next year in mind.

See which varieties of Fresh Chiles we're growing this year.

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A Reminder
PLEASE don't plant too early!
Don't look at the calendar. Look instead at the thermometer, at night temperatures. Plants grow at night.
Plant when night temps are above 55-60 degrees for peppers and eggplants, 50-55 degrees for tomatoes.
This means planting in May for most of the country.

Young plants hate cold feet, and will perform poorly if planted early. It is better to plant 3 weeks late, than 1 day early. When nights are warm, young plants thrive. When nights are cold, young plants catch a chill, growth is halted and plants become more susceptible to disease. Plants always do better when the night temps are warm. No young plants like cold and wet.

Please also think about the plants' time in transit. If the box is subjected to very cold outside temperatures, the plants inside the box will be damaged. Here are our Safe Delivery Weeks. This is the earliest that we will guarantee safe delivery to your area. We can ship earlier, but you will need to sign off on liability if plants arrive cold damaged.

Plants shipped on our very first ship date will be the youngest/smallest plants of the season.
These plants may need to have a bit of extra care, and will not be as large as those shipped later in the season.

Not sure when to plant? Check out our Safe Planting Date Map.

Please read and follow our planting instructions which will accompany your order, paying special attention to slowly acclimate these plants to your garden. Never open the box and plant same day!!!

199 Kingwood Locktown RdStocktonNJ08559United States
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Dirt Goddesshttps://www.dirtgoddessseeds.com/The general rule of thumb is that Planting garlic is 2"+ and that less than 2" is used for eating. Any garlic can be planted however, regardless of size. If you're a small backyard grower and don't mind growing smaller garlic, Culinary garlic size may be a cost saving option for you. When Kristen was a kid, she’d pull the carrots from the ground before they were ripe, wash them in the baby wading pool and munch away. It was the beginning of her love for gardening.

Fast forward and she found herself at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington with its organic farm on campus, and Ecological Agriculture program. It was there where she realized that her passion for growing things would also become her career. With the abundance of herbs and fungi in the Pacific North West, her learning grew beyond the scope of just how to plant (and eat from) a garden.

When deciding on her master’s thesis, she collected all of her information and designed a project to test the difference in growth rates between corn which had been inoculated with Mycorrhizal fungi and corn which had not. Right off the bat, the root structure of the inoculated corn was much better developed. A frost hit and wiped out the non-inoculated corn. Amazingly, the corn that had been inoculated with Mycorrhizae was still standing! She knew she was on to something important.

Kristen knew she had to share this amazing fungus with the world! She began fortifying vegetable, herb and flower seeds and sending them all over the country to re-inoculate soils everywhere!

Dirt Goddess Super Seeds was born!

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Seeds of the Prairiehttps://seedsoftheprairie.com/708.415.8108service@seedsoftheprairie.comOrder gift certificates for our productsPlease contact us with any questions about our products, our terms and conditions, pretreatment and planting information for our seeds, or other gardening questions. We will do our very best to provide you with the answers and solutions you are seeking.New MexicoAlbuquerqueNM87131United States
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Hudson Valley Seed Co.https://hudsonvalleyseed.com/845-204-8769mail@hudsonvalleyseed.com
Spring-Planted Bulbs
Pre-order now for spring shipping		Welcome to the Hudson Valley Seed Company: your source for heirloom and open-pollinated garden seeds and beautiful garden-themed contemporary art. We are a values-driven seed company that practices and celebrates responsible seed production and stewardship. We have our own certified organic farm in upstate New York where we produce much of what we sell. On our site, you'll find photos and artwork that stoke your horticultural imagination—along with tips to make your garden dreams a reality.

Our Mission
Here at the Hudson Valley Seed Company, we are both farmers and storytellers. We are committed to growing organically, sourcing locally and sustainably, and preserving crop diversity by selecting unique, rare, and hard-to-find varieties. Every seed in our catalog is open pollinated, many are heirloom and organic, and they are never GMO. We were one of the first companies to sign the Open Source Seed Initiative (OSSI), and we will remain committed to our values of sustainability to the last. We believe that a seed is more than meets the eye: it is a time capsule telling tales of the plants, crops, and people that came before us, and we work with a range of artists as diverse as our seeds to pass those stories down to present and future gardeners.

Our Art Packs
Our Art Packs unite practical aspirations in the garden with the universal human desire for beauty, meaning, and joy. Each year, we release a call for art seeking artists to interpret the varieties in our collection, and hundreds of artists apply from across the United States. But there’s a lot more to an Art Pack than the beautiful exterior. Open it up, and a whole seedy world unfolds...


We hope these seedy stories will take you on a beautiful, fragrant, delicous tour of gardens past—and inspire you to let their legacies loose in your yard! 		4737 US 209AccordNY12404United States
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Fruition Seedshttps://www.fruitionseeds.com/585-374-8903support@fruitionseeds.comEnjoy free, lifetime access to 100+ step-by-step video tutorials to surround you with abundance! Together we’ll quickly cultivate the knowledge and confidence you’ll need to sow seeds, both indoors and in the garden.

We'll learn:
step-by-step instructions for starting seeds indoors, including specific tips for common as well as difficult varieties
easy approaches to thin, pot up, harden off & transplant seedlings
easy solutions to common seed starting mistakes so you can grow with confidence....
Let’s start seeds together!		We believe each seed, like each of us, is in the world to change the world.

We believe Black Lives Matter 🧡

In the heart of the Finger Lakes of western New York, Fruition shares organic, regionally adapted seeds as well as the tools, inspiration & insight for us all to thrive.		7921 Hickory Bottom RoadNaplesNY14512United States
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Turtle Tree Seedhttps://www.turtletreeseed.org/800-930-7009turtle@turtletreeseed.orgWe are so grateful to be able to connect with you through the living plants that will surround you as the season progresses. Imagining gardens as we fill orders bring us a lot of joy, especially as the seeds we sell are ones we know and love—crops we grow ourselves and feel connected with. We are grateful to be a part of your gardens, and humbled by the need for connection with the natural world that has created such a groundswell of interest in gardening.We are a small, non-profit seed company that sells 100% open-pollinated vegetable, herb, and flower seeds. Every single seed we sell is grown using Demeter certified Biodynamic® and organic practices. All our seed is non-GMO, non-hybrid, never treated, and grown without the use of chemical inputs.

We are part of Camphill Village U.S.A, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Camphill Village is an integrated life-sharing community located in Copake, NY. Of Turtle Tree Seed’s approximately 30 person team – 20 have some sort of developmental difference. These individuals are involved in every aspect of helping to grow, clean, and pack our seeds. Our mission also includes encouraging and educating people who want to grow and save open-pollinated vegetable, herb, and flower seeds.

We were recently featured in a segment of the beautiful documentary SEED: The Untold Story. Use the password “Turtletree” to view the clip.		10 WHITE BIRCH RDCOPAKENY12516United States
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Ohio Heirloom Seedshttps://ohioheirloomseeds.com/(614) 554-4657michael@ohioheirloomseeds.com2023 seeds are here for most varieties!! Ohio Heirloom Seeds is proud to sell only the finest quality vegetable and herb seeds available. We pledge to you that none of our seeds have been genetically altered in any manner and are non-GMO varieties. Most of our seeds are organically-grown. All varieties are open-pollinated, meaning that you can harvest seeds from your fruit and grow the exact same variety, year after year.We are a small vegetable seed business located just outside of Columbus, Ohio. I decided to change my hobby (I have been a passionate gardener for over 40 years) into a business 6 years ago and have really enjoyed selling our seeds. All seeds are unconditionally guaranteed. Questions are welcomed.

If you need help growing your seeds we would be happy to provide you with instructions and growing tips. Just ask! You can also visit our website for "Growing Tips".

If you have trouble checking out please request an invoice from me. I will make sure that the shipping charges are correct. If you would like your seeds shipped to a different address please notify us.

Our seeds are unconditionally guaranteed, and come with free customer support. If you have any questions, please email us at any time, for any reason.

All of our seeds are non-GMO. None of our seeds are grown in China.

Our seeds are hand-selected, packaged in traditional paper envelopes, and mailed to you in a bubble mailer (3+ packages) or wrapped in foam (1 or 2 packages) for added protection. All packages are labeled and the typical package contains at least 10% more seeds than specified.

International orders welcome! Shipping outside the U.S. is $8.00 regardless of the size of the order.

We do not ship to the following countries: Turkey, China, Russia, Mexico, Hong Kong, Malaysia, UAE, Australia, Thailand, and India. If you aren't sure, please ask before ordering.

Thank you for shopping with us!		05 N. James Road ColumbusOH43219United States
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Clear Creek Seedshttps://www.clearcreekseeds.com/18-386-0546customerservice@clearcreekseeds.com100% Non-GMO
We will never buy or sell genetically modified seeds. (actually only commercial growers can get GMO seeds). So you are safe with us.
We provide only the best for you. Guaranteed!		Satisfaction Guaranteed
Not completely satisfied with your order? Let us know and we will make it right, Guaranteed!

Heirloom Seeds
Heirloom seeds have been passed down for generations for one reason, because they are the best.

“Heirlooms, Taste the Difference” is our motto.

Try them!

Safe Packets
Packets made of special material which will not leach harmful chemicals

Clearly see the Quantity and Quality.

Resealable for future use.

No Surprises!		5813 W St Marthas LnHulbertOK74441United States
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Cottage Gardenerhttps://www.cottagegardener.com/heirlooms@cottagegardener.comCelebrate our corn heritage and grow this wonderful collection of
Traditional and heirioom com varietics. These five rare varieties
highlight the incredible diversity of our nafive com gerefics &
e oo sroun Tor B, foeh satig o sopeorn.		The Cottage Gardener Heirloom Seedhouse is an family owned and operated heirloom seedhouse and plant nursery in southern Ontario, Canada. We have been providing rare and endangered heirloom varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowers to gardeners and market growers since 1996. We specialize in open-pollinated, non-GMO, organic heirloom seeds. We are committed to preserving genetic biodiversity, and our goal is to save from extinction as many rare plant varieties as we can, in an aim to serve our lofty goal of saving the world one seed at a time.

The Cottage Gardener Heirloom Seedhouse has been a passion project from the start. Thirty years ago, we moved from the city to a 10 acre field in rural Ontario with our two small children. First, we planted trees; then we built a house. We've never quite finished the house; it seems to have always taken a back seat to more important activities like homeschooling, garden digging, seed sowing& plant propagation, fort building, tadpole searching and spaghetti squash boat-building.

Now, we have a safe haven for rare & endangered plants and for the myriad forms of wildlife that share this spot with us. We even have an Elfin Glade for the little folk.

In 2015 we bought the farm next door as well, expanding our space to 20 acres and adding a much-needed barn and clear fields for growing larger-sized seed crops (not to mention a magic tree and an otter pond!)

​		4199 Gilmore RdNewtonvilleON L0A 1J0LA Canada
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Territorial Seed Companyhttps://territorialseed.com/800-626-0866info@territorialseed.comThe Garden Planner is the perfect way to create plans of your growing area and organize your vegetable garden. The online software makes it easy to create plans regardless of the size or shape of your growing area. It enables you to calculate how many plants will fit into a space, change the design and keep track of plants on your garden layout, making succession planting and crop rotation much simpler. Whether you use raised beds, traditional row-based planting, or the square foot gardening method, the Garden Planner has features to making planning and keeping track of your garden simple.Territorial Seed Company is a privately held company, wholly owned by Tom and Julie Johns. Purchased in 1985 from its founder Steve Solomon, Tom and Julie have grown the business substantially over the past 40 years but have never strayed far from the original course set by Steve.

The first Territorial Seed catalog was written in the fall of 1979. Running a regional seed company responsibly meant sifting through the thousands of varieties available from a worldwide market to find the highest-quality, best-adapted ones, so Steve grew a serious trial ground in both summer and winter, consisting basically of comparison plots. The garden had clay soil with less than a gallon of water per minute from the well.

The earliest seed-production crops were grown in isolation within neighbors' backyards; including an open-pollinated Brussels sprout, a heirloom cranberry bean, and Lorane fava bean cover crop seed. In wintertime, the mail-order seed business operated in a drafty warehouse, where customers waited their turn on the telephone party line and neighbors who seasonally helped in the warehouse, took turns chopping kindling to keep the woodstove stoked.

Territorial Seed Company grew fast, and within a few years 100,000 mail-order catalogs and several thousand copies of Steve Solomon's 1981 natural gardening book "Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades" were going out the door every year. Back in came several letters a day asking for answers to gardening problems, so Steve made time for horticultural study. He writes whimsically of being a ''capital-O Organic gardener with capital-O Opinions'' that hybridized over the five years in big-o organic wisdom. A fast-growing business started on a shoestring required the reinvestment of virtually every cent. After five years of hard work, Steve considered his choices for simple living or a big business.

Tom and Julie Johns remember the 1985 newspaper ad which simply read ''... mail order seed company in Lorane for sale.'' They were early Territorial Seed customers. It suited their self-sufficient lifestyle in Cottage Grove of organic gardening, home canning, and building their own home. Tom was part of the Cottage Grove Sentinel's advertising staff until 1984, calling on Main Street businesses for the booming 40-page weekly paper, when Main Street businesses sold everything needed for daily living. Through the recession of the early 1980s, Tom traced the decline of local business to those tied solely to the local economy. With this insight, Tom and Julie decided to add self-employment to their self-sufficiency. Cottage Grove had groomed a good team with Julie's accounting years at Cottage Grove Hospital and Tom's print and marketing skills. It would be exciting. They would have their Aunt Molly's Ice Cream Treats customers in the summer and package and ship tiny seed delights for Northwest gardeners in the winter. Sold!

Did you know that the average distance any supermarket-bound vegetable or fruit travels to the store is 800 miles? But a gardener's own fruits and vegetables move from the garden to the table within minutes, with every ounce of nutritional value intact. Tom and Julie's first Territorial Seed catalogs offered a fresh-from-the garden look and alternative, as Tom focused on expanding selections of customers' favorites; more tomatoes (from 15 varieties to 75), then sweet peas, garlic, year-round lettuces and sunflowers for the birds. After the regional catalog came a national catalog and a Canadian catalog. Their Winter Garden Catalog, first published in 1988, remains the only winter garden catalog in the United States.

In 1987, Tom and Julie invested in 44 acres for trial grounds at London Springs, south of Cottage Grove Lake. Each year Territorial's research garden staff grows and evaluates thousands of varieties for best taste, Northwest hardiness, and good germination. More recently they began reclaiming older, favorite vegetable varieties sometimes shelved by their seed suppliers. Harvesting their very tiny product has been their biggest challenge. In Lorane, they dried the bean pods on ground tarps and winnowed the seed from the pods by hand. Then they tried grinding tomatoes in a garden variety chipper-shredder and fluming the seeds out, similar to panning for gold. But seeds still keep their age-old secrets of survival, and Territorial's seed saving techniques range from natural fermentation to the newest processors. Today they grow almost 20% of the seed they offer, especially lettuces, tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash.

Currently they find themselves in good company ''capital-O Organics'', excited about taking leadership in advising the evolution of organic agriculture from a movement into a mainstream market. There are about 70 full-time and seasonal employees locally, strategic alliances with universities and European plant breeders, and a zillion worms making compost and plant teas. Plant the seed, they say...or buy, grow, harvest and clean, store, catalog, package, sprout and love each seed and take a capital-O Opportunity to grow your dreams with Territorial Seed Company, Cottage Grove, Oregon.		20 E Palmer AveCottage GroveOR97424United States
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Adaptive Seedshttp://www.adaptiveseeds.com/(541) 367-1105seed@adaptiveseeds.comEach one of our seed packets is hand packed by our small team. We process orders in the order they were received. If you need your seeds rushed, please indicate so in your order comments and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request.

At Adaptive Seeds we steward Organic, rare, diverse and resilient seed varieties for ecologically-minded farmers, gardeners and seed savers. Our seed is adapted to the Pacific Northwest and other short season northern climates. We sell only public domain, open pollinated (OP) seed, as well as diverse gene pool mixes.

We guarantee that every seed lot we sell is regularly germination tested and has been found to exceed industry and federal germination standards.

NONE of our seeds are proprietary hybrids (F1), patented, PVP, or genetically modified (GMO). All of our seed is grown without chemical fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides, and none of it is treated.



We are a certified organic, farm based seed company near Sweet Home, Oregon. Most of the seed in our catalog is produced by us on our farm and we never buy and re-sell mass produced seed, like many other seed companies do. If we didn’t grow it, we say who did at the bottom of each seed description.

Adaptive Seeds has been Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth since 2013.

We are here to provide you with excellent quality seed for your food production needs. We also hope to provide a quality foundation for your own local stewardship and seed saving, wherever your field or garden happens to be. For more info visit the About Us page.

25079 Brush Creek RdSweet HomeOR97386United States
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Daggawalla Seeds and Herbshttp://daggawalla.com/All of our seeds are organically-grown, farm-direct, open-pollinated and non-GMO [details]
Browse our full collection on this page or select by: Vegetables | Herbs | Flowers | Grains & Seeds
Clockwise from top left: Sunflower, Cannellini Beans, Glass Gem Corn, Orange Currant Tomato, Carrot Mix		We are Kollibri terre Sonnenblume & Nikki Hill. We farmed in Cascadia from 2005-2014, first as urban farmers in Portland, then in the countryside of the Willamette Valley and the Olympic Peninsula. After that, we dropped out to do other things.

In the 2020 season, now in the Gila River valley in New Mexico, we made a big effort to grow food and save seeds. With this store, we can share some of the fruits of our labor with you.

Our growing practices:

Our crops are “organically-grown”, which means we follow organic standards, but that we are not “Certified Organic,” which requires inspections and fees. We have chosen not to certify for a number of reasons, among them the expense and also philosophical differences with the National Organic Program standards, which are becoming increasingly watered-down by corporate interests. We are also so small-scale that we are officially exempt.

We do our best to be responsible stewards wherever we are, caring for the soil, and for the flora & fauna. We do not use pesticides or other poisons. We are water-wise. We choose crops that do not require extraordinary and unsustainable efforts to grow. Self-interest is also a motivator: the plants we grow and harvest are our own food and medicine, first and foremost.

Bartering:

We will trade / barter our seeds as well. Contact us through our form here with a list of what interests you and what you are offering. Examples of what we will accept include: other seeds, home preserved foods from your own gardening or foraging, herbal medicines, or your own crafts.		9035 SE Washington StPortlandOR97216United States
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Nichols Garden Nursery https://nicholsgardennursery.com/800-422-3985customersupport@nicholsgardennursery.comWe are now open for walk in customers with masks and social distancing. Customers can reach us at (800) 422-3985 or (541) 928-9280.

Staying Safe during COVID19. We are open for online shopping as usual. Above all we want you to stay safe during this pandemic to be able to fully enjoy gardening well into the future. Stay Safe and Stay Well. 		Welcome to our 2023 Catalog. Download PDF catalog HERE. This online version is updated as needed throughout the year. You can also request a paper catalog here on our site.

Nichols Garden Nursery is located in Oregon's famous Willamette Valley, where deep humus soils and mild climates have combined to bring about the best possible growing conditions. This is a contented land of small farms, green pastures, with rivers that start as small streams tumbling down from our snow-capped Cascade Mountains. No one living in this fertile, peaceful valley is ever far from the dense primeval forests of tall Douglas Fir, or the Pacific Ocean with its ever changing moods.

We have been in the seed and nursery business since 1950. Our purpose during these years has been to bring people closer to nature through gardening. Nothing can equal the sense of accomplishment and health benefits of growing hundreds of pounds of vegetables from a few ounces of seeds. Gardening keeps us physically active while providing a source of many of our most nutritious and delicious meals just a few steps out our back door.

Nichols Garden Nursery is a family business. Three generations are now involved.

We guarantee our seeds and products to be of the highest quality. If any seed or merchandise item purchased from us is unsatisfactory we will replace the item or refund the purchase price within a reasonable length of time from date of purchase.		PO Box 1299PhilomathOR97370United States
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Burpee Gardeninghttps://www.burpee.com/800-888-1447custserv@burpee.comBurpee offers a broad range of novel and traditional vegetables, herbs, fruits, flowers, perennials, and quality gardening supplies. We know from experience that each gardener has individual goals and tastes, and no two gardens are alikeGenerations of customers have trusted Burpee to deliver the highest quality products and service. Gardeners rely on Burpee to for reliable plant information and how-to tips that make gardening easier and more successful. We guarantee every product that we sell and are committed to the satisfaction and success of all gardeners.

Since our founding in 1876, Burpee has introduced countless new vegetable, flower, herb and fruit varieties – including the original ‘Iceberg’ lettuce (1894), the first white marigold (1976) and the biggest beefsteak tomato ever bred (2014). To this day, our historic home at Fordhook Farm in rural Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is a trial ground for coming breakthrough varieties.

Our longtime slogan says it best: Burpee Seeds Grow. Our seeds germinate up to 35% over required state and federal minimums and are always non-GMO. Our plants have large, well-established roots and ship to all USDA growing zones at the optimal time for the location of your garden.

We promise to be your trusted partner through every step of your gardening journey. Let’s grow together!		300 Park AvenueWarminster PA18974United States
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Rohrer Seedshttps://www.rohrerseeds.com/ 717-299-2571info@rohrerseeds.comTrust matters! Our master seed specialists work with weekend gardeners, landscape professionals, farmers, and other agribusiness owners to help them grow successfully. You can trust our 100% satisfaction guarantee!

Rohrer Seeds is a 4th generation family business located in the heart of Lancaster County, PA. We have been providing high quality seeds for the garden, lawn, farm and wildlife since 1919. We offer products and service to our customers through our website, mail order catalog or our retail store located in Smoketown, PA.

Additionally, Rohrer Seeds sells wholesale to Garden Centers, Greenhouses, Hardware Stores, Farm Seed Dealers, and others that resell. Aside from seeds, we also supply numerous other products including tools, hoses, gloves, mulches, fertilizers, soils, sprayers, watering cans and pots. Minimum yearly purchases are required, please see our wholesale page to inquire further.

We also service Landscape Professionals with a full line up of turf mixes, hydro-seeding mulch, straw matting and fertilizers. We also do custom seed mixing to meet our customers' specific needs. To inquire further please see our wholesale page.		2472 Old Philadelphia PikeLancasterPA17602United States
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Park Seedhttps://parkseed.com/800-845-3369info@parkseed.comPark Seed is proud to offer a wide selection of 100% non-GMO seeds that are guaranteed to germinate or we'll replace them
Reliable Garden Expertise
Trusted for over 150 years, our horticulturists are your gardening experts, ready to provide guidance on planning, sowing, and regular maintenance
Our Customer Commitment
Seeds and accessories ship within 3-5 business days and our live plants will arrive at the ideal planting time for your zone
Shop more than 1,100 varieties of tested and proven flower, herb, and vegetable seeds, plus an extensive selection of fruits, bulbs, live plants, and gardening supplies easily from our online mail order garden center and nursery. Park Seed’s seeds are guaranteed to germinate and include organic, heirloom, Whopper, and gourmet seed varieties that are always non-GMO. Mail order gardening makes it easy to shop, select, purchase, and receive your seed order direct to your door. Seeds ship within days of order receipt and live plants, bulbs, and roots ship at the ideal time for planting in your growing Zone. Since 1868, Park Seed has supported American gardeners and we’ll do the same for you.GreenwoodSC29647United States
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New Hope Seed Companyhttp://www.newhopeseed.com/P.O. Box 443.Bon AquaTN37025United States
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Davids Garden Seedshttps://www.davids-garden-seeds-and-products.com/5029 Fm 2504PoteetTX78065United States
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Diane’s Flower Seedshttp://www.dianeseeds.com/614-309-1067 dianelinsley@protonmail.comAll of our seeds are open-pollinated and non-GMO. They are packaged in 2.5 x 3" ziplock bags with sowing instructions. Small seeds are packaged in glassine envelopes to prevent static cling. See the seeds policy and shipping page. We've been in business since 2006.
Heirloom Flower Seeds

Welcome to Diane's Flower Seeds. We sell heirloom seeds, including annual flower seeds, perennial flower seeds, heirloom vegetable and herb seeds.

All of our seeds are open-pollinated and non-GMO. They are packaged in 2.5 x 3" ziplock bags with sowing instructions. Small seeds are packaged in glassine envelopes to prevent static cling. See the seeds policy and shipping page. We've been in business since 2006.

Check out the articles for garden design ideas and tips on starting seeds indoors, and visit our links to some of the world's best gardening websites.

Why should you grow heirloom flower seeds?

Over many years of gardening, I have become convinced that growing open-pollinated or heirloom seeds is the way to go. Here are six reasons why:

1. Open-pollinated flowers have more vigor than most hybrids. In general, they are taller and more floriferous than their hybrid counterparts, many of which have been bred to be so compact that there's not much left! Many heirloom flowers are great for cutting, thanks to their taller stems. As an added bonus, fragrant heirloom flowers like sweet peas are often more strongly scented than their modern counterparts.

2. Heirloom flowers reseed true to type, unlike hybrids, which don't come true from seeds that you save yourself. Why spend money buying new hybrid seeds every year when your home-grown plants can produce seeds for you? Some heirloom perennials even bloom the first year from seed.

3. Heirloom flowers and vegetables are the popular varieties beloved by generations of gardeners. They have been tried and proven over time. They are still around because they were admired by gardeners who saved seeds for future generations.

4. Many heirloom flowers produce pollen and nectar for hummingbirds, bees, butterflies and beneficial insects. Growing heirloom flowers helps to save these species, many of which are endangered in our modern world.

5. There are heirloom flower seeds for every garden situation, including shade, drought, deer resistance, containers, groundcovers, rock gardens, cold zones and warm zones.

6. Heirloom flowers make great companion plants for roses, bulbs and ornamental grasses. And, of course, they are perfect for the cottage garden.
1380 N. Hwy 89.OgdenUT84404United States
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Hometown Seedshttps://www.hometownseeds.com/(435) 881-5861.info@hometownseeds.comAt Hometown Seeds, we only offer the best non-GMO vegetable seeds, fruit seeds, herb seeds, sprouting & microgreen seeds, survival seeds and flower seeds. With over 500 products, our selection offers something for gardeners of all experience levels. Whether you're shopping seeds for raised garden beds, pots, indoor gardens, or large acreage farms, we have you covered! Always Free Shipping on all orders over $40!"I Want To Thank Hometown Seeds. They Were Getting My Order Together The Very Next Day. Shipped Out The Following Day. Arrived Ahead Of Time. I Give An A+ Rating To Hometown. This Will Be My Go To Seed Company From Now On. Thanks So Much For Your Great Customer Service."5451 S 7100 WHooperUT84315United States
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The Gardener’s Workshophttps://www.thegardenersworkshop.com/757-877-7159info@thegardenersworkshop.comEnrollment only open once a year for a short period of time. Content is rolled out over six weeks of classes, Live Q&A sessions with the instructorA Message From Lisa
Learn how empowering flower lovers to build thriving businesses is what we do best.

Our schools are taught by industry-leading instructors who bring their years of experience & expertise so you can hit the ground running! Allow our expert instructors to guide you through the process of building a successful flower farm or florist business today.

Online Course Learning Is Convenient & Easy!
With our online learning platform, you have the flexibility to learn at your own pace, on your own schedule. Plus, with lifetime access to the content, you can revisit the content as often as you need.


Flower Farming School Online

Flower Farming School Online:
The Basics, Annual Crops, Marketing & More!
with Lisa Mason Ziegler
Start or improve your flower farm biz!
What starts as a dream-come-true business can quickly turn to endle		PO Box 2987Newport NewsVA23609United States
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southern exposure seed Cohttps://www.southernexposure.com/(540) 894-9480gardens@southernexposure.comThis online tool helps manage your garden throughout the season and from year to year. You can order our seeds directly from the planner. Try our Garden Planner Tool free for 1 weekWe encourage cooperative self-reliance in agriculture. We promote and participate in seed saving and exchange, ecological agriculture, reducing energy use, providing locally adapted varieties, and regional food production. To further these aims, Southern Exposure offers: heirloom varieties to conserve and distribute rare and endangered varieties; open-pollinated varieties to encourage seed saving and exchange among gardeners; disease- and insect-tolerant varieties to reduce pesticide use; and varieties for local and small-scale growers to encourage regional food production.

What we offer
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange offers about 800 varieties of vegetable, flower, herb, grain and cover crop seeds. We emphasize varieties that perform well in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, although gardeners and farmers over the country grow our seeds. As of 2017, over 60% of the varieties we offer are Certified Organic, and over 60% are grown by small farmers we know and contract with directly. We offer many unusual Southern heirlooms, One of our gardens in springincluding peanuts, southern peas, naturally colored cotton, collards, okra, roselle, turnip greens, corns for roasting and meal, and butterbeans. We do not sell chemically treated seeds.

Our business structure
We are a worker-run cooperative where every worker has a voice in the decisions of the company and where workers receive equal compensation regardless of the economic value traditionally placed on the jobs done. We strive to provide a flexible and enriching work environment where each person is inspired to take on multiple roles and to think creatively about how we can continue to improve our work. We have a commitment to quality in all aspects of our service to our customers.
Our location
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange is located in the rolling hills of central Virginia, on Monocan land, between Richmond and Charlottesville, not far from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Our 72-acre farm has goats, chickens, hayfields, an herb garden, and extensive vegetable gardens for seed production, trialing, and eating. Recently, we hold an open house at least once a year, and we may have additional public events here in the future. However, we do not have a storefront, and our location is not open to the public on a day-to-day basis.
Our seed storage and testing
All our seed storage areas are air conditioned, refrigerated, or frozen for long-term viability. We also dehumidify our seed curing and seed storage areas to prolong seed viability. Our seed is germination tested to ensure it meets both federal and Southern Exposure standards (our standards are higher than federal standards for some varieties.) Test results are printed on the packet to help you determine planting density and quantity needed. Please note that germination tests are often conducted under optimum conditions and that field results may vary.
Organic Certification
Our organic certificate, renewed in 2022, is available here as a PD		P.O. Box 460MineralVA23117United States
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High Mowing Organic Seedshttps://www.highmowingseeds.com/802-472-6174questions@highmowingseeds.comWe offer 100% certified organic seed, bred to perform best in organic conditions with robust, vigorous genetics and modern disease resistances. All of our organic, Non-GMO seed is regularly tested for germination rates, disease and GMO contamination. Our team is knowledgeable, communicative and dedicated to the stewardship of our planet.

We are passionate about supporting the important work of our organic growers and we know that together we can build a greener, more just and community supported world, one seed at a time.

*Free shipping. All orders over $200 ship for free within the contiguous United States! Learn more here.		High Mowing Organic Seeds started with a vision that we still hold today: It is our goal to leverage the power of seed to transform our world.

OUR HISTORY
High Mowing Organic Seeds began in 1996 with just 28 varieties, many of which originated in founder Tom Stearns’ backyard. Tom Stearn’s passion for the development of productive, organic varieties started small, but has grown into a thriving and hardworking community whose efforts everyday make organic seed available to home gardeners and commercial growers across North America.

With over 700 heirloom, open-pollinated and hybrid varieties of vegetable, fruit, herb and flower seed, High Mowing’s commitment to furthering organic agriculture continues to grow and in turn grows the organic movement. True to our roots, High Mowing Organic Seeds continues to source many of the varieties we sell directly from independent, passionate organic seed farmers.

OUR PHILOSOPHY
At High Mowing Organic Seeds, we believe in re-imagining what our world can be like. We believe in a deeper understanding of how re-built food systems can support health on all levels – healthy environments, healthy economies, healthy communities and healthy bodies. We believe in a hopeful and inspired view of the future based on equity, environmental justice and better stewardship of our planet. Every day that we are in business, we are growing; working to provide an essential component in the re-building of our healthy food systems: the seed. We know that together we can build a greener, more just and community supported world, one seed at a time.

As we've grown, we have continually worked to sell only the best quality organic seed for varieties selected for their exceptional performance in organic conditions. We have expanded the selection and availability of organic seed, we've reached out to other farmers, locally and across the country, to produce seed for us, and we've established partnerships with wholesale seed companies that have made commitments to develop and produce organic seed.

In our own operation, we’ve implemented the highest quality standards for seed testing and invested in our on-site lab and Quality Control department, we have purchased state-of-the art seed cleaning and sorting equipment, we have built a knowledgeable customer service team – many of whom are growers – to answer customer questions, and we have maintained a rigorous trials program to assess and develop varieties that thrive in organic conditions.


THE STORY BEHIND OUR NAME
Farms in New England in the 1700’s practiced the mowing of hayfields to be stored as off-season feed for livestock during the long, cold winters. Instead of calling such a field a “hayfield” like we do today, they called it a “mowing”. These fields were usually further identified by a descriptor referring to location: the “back mowing” was behind the farm, the “low mowing” was in the valley, and the “high mowing” was up on the hilltop.

In northern Vermont, where small rivers wind their way through mountainous and hilly terrain, nearly all mowings are “high mowings”. A hundred years ago, farms on these hillsides had names like “High Mowing Farm” or “High Mowing Acres”. When our seed company first started, we not only liked the sound of “high mowing”, but it was an old, regionally specific, agricultural term that fit the kind of seed company we are: farm-based and rooted in a place.

THE PEOPLE AT HIGH MOWING
All of us at High Mowing Organic Seeds are passionate about food, farming and the environment. Some of us run our own farms. Some of us have farmed in the past. Most of us grow some of our own food. We are a fun-loving group with diverse interests, brought together by our common love of sowing seeds, our appreciation for the importance of sustainable agriculture, and tolerance of a cold climate.		76 Quarry Rd.WolcottVT05680United States
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American Meadowshttps://www.americanmeadows.com/(877) 309-7333customerservice@americanmeadows.comInspired Pre-Planned Gardens & Collections make garden design simple. Our gardening experts have created plant groupings with complementary heights, flower color, and bloom time, so you can plant once, and enjoy watching your garden unfold during the season!It's the feeling that washes over you while out in the garden, your senses soaking up all that nature has to offer. The blissful moment when you dig into the earth, and like magic, all the noise and swirl of the world melts away. It's believing you can make the world a better place. It’s an emotion that connects us to a sense of purpose, to the land, and to everyone around us.

That feeling is at the heart of everything we do at American Meadows. It’s our sunshine – the source of our passion that keeps us going and growing to this day.

It's a joy that our founders, Chy and Ray, wanted to share with the world. In the 1980s, they followed their dream and moved their family to the rolling hills of Vermont to start a wildflower farm. Visitors from across the country would meander the farm’s enchanting meadows and wooded paths filled with wildflowers. One by one, they discovered the magic of meadowscaping.

Chy and Ray had the moxie to help others see what could be better. The wildflower farm was their way to share the power of meadowscaping – and encourage gardeners to boldly reimagine what they could do with their own patch of Earth. Where others saw a tidy suburban lawn, they suggested a mini meadow. Where others saw an apartment rooftop, they pictured an urban meadow retreat. And in spacious empty yards and fields, they helped envision a meadow bursting with native wildflowers to nourish bees, butterflies, and birds!

And that's just a better view of our world.
Looking outside and imagining glorious possibilities, then making it better with your own hands. Embracing that hopeful feeling within yourself to benefit your community and the planet. Creating beauty where we may least expect it. At American Meadows, this is what we help gardeners do. We’re leading the Meadowscaping Movement because we know, every bloom brings a smile, every flower we share brings us closer, every plant makes a difference.

When we meadowscape – we dig in. We transform not only the land – we transform our lives. Together, collectively, we nurture and cultivate real change that shapes our world.

Meadowscaping Makes It Better
2438 Shelburne Rd Suite 1ShelburneVT05482United States
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Uprising Seedshttps://uprisingorganics.com/360.778.3749info@uprisingorganics.com“Seeds are a gift of nature, of past generations and diverse cultures. It is our inherent duty and responsibility to protect them and to pass them on to future generations. They are the first link in the food chain, the embodiment of biological and cultural diversity and the repository of life's future evolution.”WE ARE BRIAN, CRYSTINE, RIO, BRE, JESSE, & FARM KIDS, ROWAN & MEIRA
♥ AND WE LOVE WHAT WE DO ♥
INSIDE THESE PAGES YOU WILL FIND OPEN POLLINATED & CERTIFIED ORGANIC SEEDS
FOR ALL THE VEGETABLE VARIETIES WE LOVE AS WELL AS SEEDS FOR SPECIALTY CUT FLOWERS, HERBS & GRAINS.
Uprising Seeds is a small family run certified organic seed farm and the culmination of years of fresh market farming, variety trialing, seed production and breeding work, and most importantly, a decades-long love affair with food and its power to bring people together. Our ideal vision of seed sustainability involves farmers and gardeners as the stewards of the varieties that they depend on. We are therefore committed to strengthening the public commons of seed genetics by working to preserve and improve open-pollinated varieties keeping biodiversity strong through adaptability and resilience.

Relationships are the cornerstone upon which we define ourselves as we pass on and add to the stories of these seeds. The health of our relationship with the land, the seeds, and ultimately the food that sustains us has the power to shape our present and define our future. We believe anyone can have a garden, anyone can save seed, and the more we connect to producing food, the stronger our communities become. Seeds are a gift to be shared, hard work to harvest and yours to plant. Uprising Seeds is adamantly opposed to GMO’s and considers it a challenge and honor to take part in the rebuilding of healthy and just food systems for all.



ALL SEEDS ARE 100% OPEN-POLLINATED, CERTIFIED ORGANIC BY THE USDA,
AND GROWN BY SMALL FAMILY FARMS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
PLEASE REFER TO, "OUR GROWERS", PAGE TO LEARN ABOUT WHO GROWS THE SEEDS LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE.

We are proud to have been Washington's first 100% Certified Organic seed company. We are farmers first, and the majority of our work is still in the fields: performing variety trials, improving and breeding crops, and producing seed. On any given year we produce over 70% of the seeds we sell at our home farm, Uprising Organics, just north of Bellingham, WA. The remainder of our varieties are sourced from our fantastic network of family farms in Washington, Oregon, N. CA and Idaho. Our growers are among the best and most experienced in the Organic Seed trade and our gratitude towards them is tremendous.

WE WELCOME YOU TO JOIN US IN THIS JOYOUSUPRISING!!		PO Box 5431BellinghamWA98227United States
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Filaree Garlic Farmhttp://www.filareefarm.com/509-422-6940info@filareefarm.comAn outstanding plant producing very large bulbs. Strong, robust plants stand out in the garden. A sweet and substantial garlic when baked. Hot when consumed raw. A Bestseller. NOTE: Maximum purchase is 75 lb.Filaree Farm has been a family owned grower and supplier of premium quality organic garlic seed since 1977. As stewards of the largest collection of garlic in North America that is available to the public, our mission is to preserve the integrity and provide others the opportunity to grow more than 100 strains of garlic -collected from throughout the world. Since 2010, we have added new organic seed products including shallot sets, seed potatoes, asparagus crowns and sweet potato slips. We serve organic gardeners, plant nurseries, and commercial growers. We look forward to helping you grow!
Where we Grow
Filaree Farm is located in North Central Washington State in the sunny Okanogan Valley! We are 200 miles from the coast and 50 miles South of the Canadian border.We have cold winters and hot, dry summers. We water our crops from streams fed by snowpack in the beautiful Cascade Mountains. Our seed has proven to grow well in climates throughout the United States.
We are certified annually by the WSDA. All of our seed is certified organic*.
*Occasionally we will offer seed that is not certified organic if we feel like it is a quality product that will serve our customers well. These non-organic products will be clearly labeled as such on our website, in our catalog, and when shipped to our customers. They will be non-GMO and often grown with organic methods but are from growers who we work with that do not pursue the organic certification on their farms.

Disease Free Seed
We regularly test our garlic seed for disease such as harmful nematodes (stem and neck or bloat nematode) and the fungus known as “white rot” (sclerotium cepivorum). Our team of seed experts are constantly walking our seed fields and eliminating any plants that do not have vigorous growth. Quality seed is what we have been known for since 1977!
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83 Epley RdOmakWA98841United States
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Irish Eyes Garden Seedshttp://irisheyesgardenseeds.com/509-933-7150customerservice@irisheyesgardenseeds.comBest Quality Farm-Grown Products
We’re Going Back To Our Roots		Irish Eyes is a small scale, family owned organic farm that provides the highest quality, most affordable, and offers a diverse selection of organic seeds to our ever-growing customer base. We cater to the small home gardener up to large wholesale suppliers. We are previously known for our potatoes and garlic; however we pride ourselves in all aspects of our business through exceptional customer service, product satisfaction, and farming techniques. By educating our customers and providing them with quality products, we are truly making a difference in people’s lives. We are a company that wants to be remembered for its dedication and promotion of organic farming and gardening practices.5045 Robinson Canyon RdEllensburgWA98926United States
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Floret Flowershttps://shop.floretflowers.com/support@floretflowers.comOUR THRIVING RESEARCH & EDUCATION FARM IS DEDICATED TO GIVING FLOWER LOVERS THE TOOLS & INFORMATION THEY NEED TO GROW THE GARDENS OF THEIR DREAMSSet in Washington’s beautiful Skagit Valley, our fields are bursting with flowers that reflect the season, from fragrant sweet peas in the spring to magnificent dinnerplate dahlias in the fall and countless varieties in between. Research is at the heart of our operation, and we conduct extensive trials to find the very best cut flower varieties, coveted for their scent, stem length, and ethereal qualities.

We source seeds from a small network of specialty seed farmers and grow many of the varieties we offer right here on the farm. Our shop features our very favorite cut flower seeds, as well as tools, supplies, and gifts.		P.O. Box 281Mount VernonWA98273United States
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Annie’s Heirloom Seedshttp://www.anniesheirloomseeds.com/cs@anniesheirloomseeds.comAnnie’s heirlooms are at least 50 years old, open pollinated, hardy, nutritious and incredibly delicious!
We’ve curated a diverse collection with time-tested seeds to thrive in every growing region and delight every gardener.
Please contact us with your questions and share your garden pics with us on social media!		Annie's is located in Madison, Wisconsin.

We love to hear from you! From advice on what to grow to questions and concerns about your order, we are happy to help. We can be reached by email or mail.

A copy of our organic certification document is available here.
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Jung Seed Companyhttps://www.jungseed.com/800-297-3123info@jungseed.comAt the present time Jung's prints 8 catalog titles and over 8 million catalogs each year, with about 3,500,000 of those being the spring and fall versions of the Jung catalog.John William "J.W." Jung only set out to make enough money to raise a family when he started selling seeds from his parent's farmhouse, but his determination, common sense, thirst for knowledge and love for growing seeds and plants ultimately resulted in a company that supports hundreds of families.

After completing a two-year business program at the Oshkosh Business College in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, JW wanted to learn more about the seed business. His interest in seeds started in his mother's garden and was further piqued when the Salzer Seed Co. of LaCrosse, Wisconsin, would stop in town to sell seeds out of a railroad car. In 1905 he landed a job with the H. W. Buckbee Seed Co. in Rockford, Illinois, where his 10 hour days, six days a week job earned him $25 per month - and a wealth of experience. He was often quoted as saying he learned more in his short stint at Buckbee's than he did in his two years at college, and that much of what he learned was how NOT to run a company. He opened orders, filled orders and then moved into the print shop where he helped print labels. That exposure to printing would prove invaluable in the coming years.

After a year at Buckbee's, JW returned to Randolph. He set up shop in an upstairs bedroom which his mother allowed him to use and his father allotted him some land on which he could grow seeds. In 1907 he printed 400 black and white 5"x7" catalogs using a small hand press. Although profits were small, 1909 there was enough money to purchase a Chandler and Price cylinder press, resulting in 10,000 catalogs being printed. He often remarked that the delivery of that press was one of the biggest thrills of his life. To market his company, JW began writing articles for farm magazines in exchange for advertising space.

In 1910 a new two-story building was erected on the Jung family farm to house the seed company which by now had about 500 customers. As the business grew, it became apparent that the rural location of the business made transportation challenges a problem, especially in winter and early spring. He decided to move the business to downtown Randolph in 1913 to be near the post office and railroad.

In 1918, JW married Wilhelmina (Minnie) Blockwitz. In addition to raising 3 children, she was very active in the business, serving as the company bookkeeper. Her meticulous hand-written records are treasure items in the Jung archives. She also reviewed the sales books to determine which ads were working and whether items were popular enough to continue selling. Daughter Betty said that, "If it wasn't for both of them, they could never have hung on during the Depression. JW took no paycheck during the Depression and relied on the financial support of others. He never forgot those supporters. And he vowed he would never be in debt again."

In 1919, JW purchased the Alton Hall, an opera house in downtown Randolph, to accommodate the growing business. Nursery stock was added to the offerings in the catalog. By 1935, the catalog mailing was up to 280,000.

JW and Minnie's oldest son, Wilfred, and son-in-law Tuenis (Betty's husband) joined the business in 1942, with John Carl, their second son, coming on board in 1950.

In 1951, a couple knock-down blows followed in succession - first, the death of his beloved Minnie in April, and second, the seed company building was struck by lightning on May 31 resulting in the loss of most of the contents including the original hand press and JW's vast collection of seed catalogs. Only the business records were saved.

Following the fire, it was decided to rebuild on the outskirts of Randolph where there was ample space to expand. Additional land was purchased and construction of the new company headquarters was completed in early 1952.

It is often said that JW was as much a printer as he was a seedsman. After all, the printed catalog was the vehicle that drove the seed sales. If JW had soil under his fingernails, he had printer's ink on his fingertips. He loved designing the catalog, writing the descriptions and operating the presses. Jung's was the last major seed company to print its catalog in-house, doing so until 1987, the year JW reached 100 years of age. JW passed away in 1988, 2 months shy of his 101st birthday.

Family members and a loyal staff of employees played an integral part in the success of the company through the years. Brother Louie helped get the business off the ground, another brother, Herman (known as Kerb) also worked in the business. His brother Fred helped him through the depression with financial loans.

Son Wilfred (Wil) served as company bookkeeper and was key in the printing operation where he deftly transformed company nurserymen into pressmen for three to four months of the year. His fascination with gadgets brought Jung's into the computer era in the early 1970's when a keypunch system was installed for customer records.

John Carl inherited JW's keen interest in seeds and studied agronomy and horticulture at UW-Madison while working on his seed industry major. He introduced hybrid seeds into the Jung catalogs as well as other new seed and nursery crops. When the company could no longer meet the demands of growing all its crop needs, he sought out the best growers and locations for contracting the company's needs. He managed Jung Farms, Inc., a subsidiary of J. W. Jung Seed Co. established in 1961 to market farm seeds such as corn, oats and alfalfa.

Son-in-law Tuenis (Tueny) Zondag was instrumental in establishing the Jung Garden Centers. The first garden center was set up in a room in the new company headquarters in 1955. It rapidly outgrew its space and a larger store was built in 1972. A second store was opened in Stevens Point, Wisconsin in 1989. Three more were added in the Madison, Wisconsin area in 1991, one of which was closed after several years. Two years later another location was added in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, bringing the current total to five. Tueny also took an active role in the catalog printing and nursery operations of the company through the years.

Grandson Richard (Dick) Zondag currently manages the company, assisted by his brother, Robert (Bob) Zondag and son Nathan Zondag. At the present time Jung's prints 8 catalog titles and over 8 million catalogs each year, with about 3,500,000 of those being the spring and fall versions of the Jung catalog.		335 S. High StRandolphWI53956United States
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R. H. Shumway’shttps://www.rhshumway.com/800.342.9461info@rhshumway.comWhat is All-America Selections? All-America Selections (AAS) is an independent, non-profit organization that began in 1932 to conduct confidential and impartial trials of new, never-before-sold flower and vegetable varieties throughout North America. Entries are trialed in many different geographic locations throughout the U.S. and Canada, grown side-by-side with currently available comparison varieties to evaluate garden performance, earliness, flower, or fruit size or any other characteristic important to the home gardener.

The 80+ trial judges are horticulture professionals at universities, public gardens, extension offices, seed companies, breeding companies, retailers, and commercial growers. Only the best trial performers that show superiority to their comparisons are declared AAS Winners.

When you purchase an AAS Winner, you can be assured you have a variety that has been put through its paces and has outperformed other similar varieties on the market. Click here to view all the AAS Winners we offer.		R.H. Shumway is an heirloom seed catalog that was started in 1870 in Rockford IL. The business was in Rockford until the late 80's when it was purchased and moved to South Carolina. In 1999 it was again moved to its current home in Randolph, WI. Shumway specializes in heirloom varieties of vegetable, flowers and farm seeds. Many of the farm seed were developed in the 40's and 50' and are some of the earliest hybrids used by farming. Many of the vegetable varieties date back to the turn of the century with improvements due to selection. We're sure you will enjoy this "old-time"catalog.334 W Stroud St Ste 1RandolphWI53956United States
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Got Tiny Seedshttp://www.gottinyseeds.com/​
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Amishland Heirloom Seedshttp://www.amishlandseeds.com/​
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Cleveland Seed Companyhttp://www.clevelandseeds.com/​
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D. Landreth Seed Companyhttp://www.landrethseeds.com/877-385-4989help@landrethseed.comLandreth catalogues and almanacs have been prized for centuries for their authority. Alas, due to an abiding love for our fields and forests and a desire to honor our environment, we have ceased publishing a paper catalogue and, therefore, humbly seek the favor of Landreth’s fans in subscribing to our newsletter (enrollment below).An industrious British immigrant arrives in the New World to establish himself as a seedsman. David Landreth’s success attracts his brother, Cuthbert, to the enterprise and together, they built an organization dedicated to supplying American Seeds for the American Climate.

Printing one of the first catalogs in the country for home gardeners and market growers, Landreth’s seeds were found everywhere including George Washington’s Mount Vernon, Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, fueling soldiers on both sides of the Civil War and in the prized possessions of wagon trains heading West.

As we, the American gardening population has grown and evolved, the values upon which David and Cuthbert Landreth staked their name has endured. Quality. Fair Prices. Innovation. Knowledge.

OUR REPUTATION: Innovators and Seedsmen
We continue to be innovators in the ongoing tale of American horticulture. As the first catalog to introduce tomatoes to the continent, zinnia pioneers, the original breeder of Long Standing Bloomsdale spinach, a variety that continues to be the most popular spinach ever grown, and much, much more. Throughout our storied past, we have also proudly introduced some of the most innovative gardening tools and farm implements available. (That said, we currently have no plans to reintroduce the Progressive Poultry Killer – see our 1893 catalog)

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OUR SEEDS: Authentic and Original
At Landreth’s, we’ve always felt that more is not better...As such, we do not offer the broadest selection of varieties available, rather we focus on scrupulously selecting seeds that succeed – seeds that have survived the test of time and provide you, our partners in this journey, with unsurpassed performance.

Our offerings are judged to meet as many of the following criteria as practical:

Best of its type, suitable for home gardeners for containers.
Rooted in the past, many featured as Landreth originals.
Selected for plant vigor, and ease of growing.
Suitable for fresh and/or strange for year-round enjoyment.
Heirloom or open pollinated, to preserve history and diversity.
Hard to find or not commonly available in mass retail environments.
Prized by chefs for its garden-to-table goodness.
And always non-genetically modified (non-GMO) and suitably produced.
YOUR FUTURE: I can grow it!
Many things have changed and at Landreth’s Seeds, we’ve grown as well. We see our mission as cultivating a modern I-can-grow-it community, that’s seeded with our enduring values. Like you, we love getting dirt under our nails as we feed both our minds and bodies.

We invite you to order our seeds, engage with our community on Facebook, share your success on Instagram, sign-up for our email newsletters or just give us a call. Our credibility, born upon the harvests of centuries, is reseeded every day. We want to be with you as you plan, plant, grow, enjoy, celebrate and ultimately repeat the cycles that mark the seasons.		​
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Heirloom Mountainhttps://www.heirloommountain.com/(970)730-6275heirloommountainseedswomanllc@hotmail.comStart with something easy, like peppers. Peppers do not need to be fermented , like tomato seeds, you just let them dry on the vine. Just make sure you wear gloves for hot peppers, as the oils are still able to burn you if you don't. But only grow one type of pepper, as they cross easy; It's hard to imagine but you can get some pretty gross or cool crosses. So if you want that same pepper, keep it clean, by 300-1600 feet. If that seems impossible you can hand pollinate peppers by placing a mesh bag over the plant that protects the flower from bees. Just use an electric toothbrush to gently knock pollen onto your paintbrush and gently pollinate the other flowers. Long term you'll need to cross many plants to keep the genetics alive, but for a season or two- just two plants could doEver wonder why red tomatoes seem to be the most popular? I admit I spend so much time reading about tomatoes and with my psychology degree I have noticed a few things about names and trends that finally made me answer that particular question. Why is the red tomato the most popular? Is it because it has the most delectable flavor? Or is it a fashion trend that came with the commercialization of the America diet? It all started around 400 years ago. Explorers from Europe "discovered" a beautiful "golden apple." They brought them back to Europe (particularly Italy) where it became an instant hit, (other cultures "discovered" other colors and named them "love apples" believing them to be toxic.) It was about 10 years after the first "gold" orange tomato that red tomatoes hit the scene. Now these "golden" tomatoes made a huge hit in Italian cultures and the people they shared seed with. Imagine the impact if we were discovering tomatoes for the first time, so many new recipes. It would be called a super-food like all the other "new" fruits we get. Well imagine a shiny red tomato hitting the scene while this golden one is still traveling around and hot. It was still enjoyed but became old news. (News didn't travel fast like today, no seed companies on the internet, so some people were still getting the old one by the time the explorers were coming back with the new one.)

"Have you tried the new tomato?" I imagine their translation to be.

"Of course, we grew beautiful Golden Apples this year" They excitedly reply back.
"No, no. There is a new red one now They are calling it a tomate." The In-The-Know person brags.

​Now, I adore orange tomatoes, in fact, I like all of the colors, red, white, green, yellow, blue, purple, brown, pink and black. Did I miss one, let's call those interesting ones "striped.' But you know how it is. A trend happens and suddenly that cherishly named "golden apple" becomes a second rate citizen, that's "old news." What if it happened to be a red tomato discovered first and a white one discovered second. White fruit was fairly rare and if you give it a bit of coverage some varieties stay parchment white with no yellow hue. People do love blanching cauliflower. We will never know for sure, as different cultures do treasure different things. But I smell and old trend at hand.		ColoradoUnited States
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