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Why buy heirloom seeds? Seed savers exchange defines an heirloom seed as a seed that history which has been passed down through a family, such as a piece of heirloom jewelry or furniture. The genetic diversity of the world's food crops is disappearing. Thus it is important to learn to grow these heirloom seeds. This listing covers sources for food seeds, heirloom, traditional, seed preservation and organic sources, and some sources for special climates. This is not a complete list. *note: these are all USA resources. I hope to add international resources in the future. Seed Exchanges Seed Savers Exchange Seed stores High Mowing Seeds Synergy Seeds Sand Hill Preservation Center Seeds of Change Peters Seed and Research Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Heirloom Acres Seeds Abundant Life Seeds J. L. Hudson Seedsman Revolution Seeds Heirloom Seeds Native Seeds/SEARCH Victory Seeds Southern Exposure Seed Exchange Sow Organic Seeds Nichols Garden Nursery ContainerSeeds.com Seeds Trust Heirloom Tomatoes Ed Hume Seeds Harvest Moon Seed Company Johnny's Selected Seed Fedco Seeds Bountiful Gardens Renee's Garden Seeds Comstock Ferre Tomato Grower's Supply Territorial Seed Company Kitazawa Seed Company Starting Seeds Seed Starting - How to Successfully Start Plants from Seed: http://gardening.about.com/od/gardenprimer/ss/SeedStarting.htm Starting Seeds Indoors: http://www.humeseeds.com/indoor.htm U of Minnesota Starting Seeds Indoors: http://www.extension.umn.edu/yardandgarden/ygbriefs/h236startseeds.htm |
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