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Link For plants, tools, planting media and seeds, go to www.edwardsgreenhouse.com . For home garden tools, plants, seeds, and organic items such as alfalfa meal, soybean meal, etc., go to Zamzows www.zamzows.com . Great bulbs of yesterday for today's gardens are available at Old House Gardens-- Heirloom Bulbs. www.oldhousegardens.com, paper catalog $2 If you grow out seeds that
have been passed down in your family from generation to generation, or if
you’re interested in such seeds, consider joining Seed Savers’ Exchange.
Their website is at
www.seedsavers.org.
Their mission is to save the “world’s diverse, but endangered, garden
heritage for future generations by building a network of people committed to
collecting, conserving and sharing heirloom seeds and plants, while educating
people about the value of genetic and cultural diversity.”
They offer a catalog of seeds to the general public, and a yearbook of
seeds collected by members for sale to members.
I’ve belonged for a few years, wish I had joined many years ago. Native Seeds/SEARCH is
another worthy non-profit seed preserving and selling organization.
They’re dedicated to saving the seeds of the American Southwest and
northwestern Mexico. Their website
is located at
www.nativeseeds.org
. For information about French gardening, a French garden school and tours of French gardens, see www.gaias-gift.com You’ll generally find good garden information at www.Suite101.com , look under “Gardening.” I think it's interesting to learn how people garden in different parts of the world, too. Look at my friend's website from southern Nova Scotia:
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds ( www.rareseeds.com ), Johnny’s Selected Seeds (www.johnnyseeds.com ), Nichols Garden Nursery ( www.nicholsgardennursery.com ), Tomato Growers’ Supply ( www.tomatogrowers.com ), and Territorial Seed Co. (www.territorialseed.com ) . Grow tomatoes in the desert? www.SweetTomatoTestGarden.com Pest control try www.predatorpee.com
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