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Seed and Plant Resources Source lists for seeds and plants: non-gmo, open pollinated, heirloom and more, seed saving and sharing information
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Appalachian Heirloom Seed Conservancy
Box 519
Richmond, KY 40476
KentuckySeeds at hotmail.com
CORNS [Seed Exchange]
c/o Carl L. Barnes
R.R. 1, Box 32
Turpin, OK 73950-9714
No web address.
Info: $1.00 and SASE
Garden State Heirloom Seed Society
PO Box 15
Valley Road
Delaware, NJ 07833
Heritage Seed Library
The Henry Doubleday Research Association
Ryton Organic Gardens
Coventry
Warwickshire
United Kingdom
CV8 3LG
Tel: +44 (0) 24 7630 3517
email: enquiry at hdra.org.uk
Irish Seedsaver Association
Capparoe
Scariff
County Clare
Ireland
Maine Seed Saving Network
PO Box 126
Penobscot, ME 04476
(207)326-0751
No web address.
Ozark Seed Exchange
33018 Hwy 123
Hagarville, AR 72839-9374
email*: dcoda at ozarkseedexchange.com
Seed Savers Exchange
3076 North Winn Road
Decorah, Iowa 52101
Seed Savers' Network
Box 975
Byron Bay, NSW 2481
Australia
Seeds of Diversity Canada
Box 36, Station Q
Toronto, Ontario M4T 2C7
Canada
Southern Seed Legacy Project
105A Baldwin Hall
Department of Anthropology
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30605
Seeds of Change
PO Box 152
Spicer, MN 56288
1-888-762-7333
www.seedsofchange.com
High Mowing Organic Seeds
76 Quarry Road
Wolcott, VT 05680
802-472-6174
www.highmowingseeds.com
Seeds from Italy
PO Box 149
Winchester, MA 01890
781-721-5904
www.growitalian.com
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
PO Box 2209
Grass Valley, CA 95945
888-784-1722
www.groworganic.com
http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net
J. L. Hudson, Seedsman
Box 337
La Honda, California 94020-0337 USA
A PUBLIC ACCESS SEED BANK - ESTABLISHED 1911
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Scope and Purpose:
We are a public access seed bank - not a commercial seed company. You will find that our presentation of information and
how you access our seedbank is a bit different from ordering seeds from the usual on-line commercial enterprise.
Our purpose is the preservation of botanical diversity, and the preservation of vanishing knowledge of the uses of
plants - called "ethnobotany" or "ethnobotanical knowledge". To this end, we distribute rare seeds from every continent;
native plants from around the world, including flowers, vines, trees, cacti, culinary herbs, heirloom vegetables,
ornamentals, hardy perennials, medicinal plants, and tropicals. We also distribute Gibberellic Acid-3, complete GA-3
kits, and a full line of supplies for priming your seed with this powerful natural germination enhancer. We also
distribute many unusual books about edible plants, medicinal plants, American Indian, Australian, and African
ethnobotany, books on seed saving, source lists, and more.
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In Memoriam
Hugh Thompson, Jr.
1943-2006
Hero at My Lai
Ute Bonsac's Seedsaving and Seedsavers' Resources Website (very complete)
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html
Don't forget about searching each country's Ebay for seeds of all sorts.
The link to Ebay UK from http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html
lists a huge number of seeds, many heirloom.
This is the search query Ute uses to search Ebay UK for seeds:
(Samen, Saatgut, seed*, seedsaving, semence*, semilla, simiente, tomaten, "seed to seed", seedsavers, heirloom, "alte
Sorte")
Plants For A Future mailing list
pfaf
pfaf@yahoogroups.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pfaf/
Collard Shack sells seed for the Yellow Cabbage Collards, are in stock for $20.00 per pound or $3.00 per packet.
There may be GMO's in this list:
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List of Solanaceae Seed companies
Company Name Website Species
Abbott & Cobb, Inc. www.acseed.com T/P
AgriSeek.com www.agriseek.com Marketplace
American Takii, Inc. www.takii.com T
Anseme Srl www.anseme.com T/P/E
Atlas Seeds, Inc. www.seedquest.com/best/AtlasSeeds/ T/P/E
Bakker Brothers Inc. www.bakkerbrothers.nl T/P/E
Bejo Seeds, Inc. www.bejo.com T/P
BHNSeed www.bhnseed.com T
Bioseed Genetics International, Inc. www.premjee.com/bgi.htm T/P/E
Campbell's Seed www.campbellseeds.com T/P
Condor Seed Production, Inc www.condorseed.com T/P/E
L. Daehnfeldt A/S www.daehnfeldt.com T/E
Danson Seed Company www.dansonseed.com T/P
De Ruiter Seeds www.deruiterseeds.com T/P/E
East-West Seed International Ltd. www.eastwestseed.com T/P/E
Elite Farmer www.elitefarmer.com diverse
Emerald Seed Company, Inc. www.emeraldseed.com T/P/E
Enza Zaden BV www.enzazaden.nl T/P
ESASEM Spa www.esasem.com T
Exim Seeds contact ++91 80 236 10 222 fruit/vine vegetables
forFarmers.com www.forFarmers.com T
Furia Sementi www.furiasementi.it T
Genesis Seeds Ltd. www.genesisseeds.com T/P/E
Golden Valley Seed www.goldenvalleyseed.com T/P/E
Green-Seeds Co. www.green-seeds.com T/P/E
Harris Moran Seed Company www.harrismoran.com T/P
Hazera Genetics Ltd. www.hazera.co.il T/P/E
Heinzseed www.heinzseed.com T
Hild Samen www.hildsamen.de
Indo-American Hybrid Seeds (India) Pvt. Ltd. www.indamseeds.com T/P/E
ISI Sementi www.isisementi.com T/P
Known-You Seed Company Ltd. www.knownyou.com T/P/E
Larosa Emanuele Sementi www.larosaemanuele.com T/P/E
Liaoning Dongya International Seed Co, Ltd www.dongya-agri.com/english
T/P
Maharashtra Hybrid Seed Co. Ltd. www.mahyco.com T/P/E
Namdhari Seeds Pvt. Ltd. www.namdhariseeds.com T/P
Nickerson-Zwaan www.nickerson-zwaan.com T/P/E
Olter Srl www.olter.it T/P
Orsetti Seeds www.orsettiseeds.com T/P
Ramiro Arnedo S.A. www.ramiroarnedo.com" T/P/E
SAIS SPA www.saissementi.it T/P/E
SaKa-Ragis Pflanzenzucht GbR www.saka-ragis.de Pot
Sakata Seed America, Inc. www.sakata.com T/P/Pet
Seminis www.seminis.com
www.seminisgarden.com T/P/E
Shiram Bioseed Genetics India Ltd. www.gp.th.com/bgi.htm T/P/E
Stokes Seeds Ltd. www.stokesseeds.com T/P/E/Pet
Sunseeds www.sunseeds.com T/P
Syngenta Seeds Inc. www.sg-flowers.com
www.rogersadvantage.com T/P/Pet
Technisem www.technisem.com T/P/E
Techspark Seed Co., Ltd. www.techspark.com.cn T/P/E
United Genetics Seeds Co. www.unitedgenetics.com T/P
Western Hybrid Seeds, Inc www.westernhybridseeds.com T/P
Zeraim Gedera www.zeraimgedera.com T/P
Key: T=Tomato, P=Pepper, E=Eggplant, Pet=Petunia, Pot=Potato
Additions to this list can be made by sending an email to
sgn-feedback@sgn.cornell.edu
Asparagus Gardener
http://www.asparagusgardener.com/
StinknRose at asparagusgardener.com
Asparagus Plants Roots Crowns For Sale.
Growing Asparagus. Asparagus Planting. Jersey King and other Varieties.
Elephant Garlic Plants For Sale, Walking Onions, Blackberry Fruit
Plants/Bramble. Flower Plants /Seeds For Sale.
Horseradish plants for sale. How to grow horseradish plants.
How to plant Horseradish plants. Horseradish plants for our
good health. Horseradish plants for sale at the farm.
We Have Always Known This: A Manifesto for Seeds
By Woody Wodraska
We are seed users, seed eaters, seed growers...all
of us. We have been wrapped in a world of seeds for eons, since
long before agriculture. In hunger we ate the bird that ate the seeds;
in happy accident we brewed the beer from spoiled and worthless seeds;
in unwitting service to the plant we transported its seeds from place
to place on our trouser cuffs. We slobber over ear corn and eat
our Wheaties. It's in our language: We are of our parents' seed,
our ancestors' seed, Adam's seed ultimately. We are born into,
thrive in, die in, a seed sowing, seed garnering heritage. To
deny the status of the sacred to these time capsules, these enfoldments
of life we call seeds is to court foolish disaster. We have
always known this.
But...now they're messing with our seeds. The power grabbing
corporations and their government flunkies propose in their
arrogance and disrespect to irradiate...manipulate...
defructify...monopolize
and further commodify our ancient birthright, our real wealth: SEEDS.
We are
strong when we have our seeds. They would enslave us and
they would use as leverage the seeds we cherish, the seeds that nourish
us.What we would pass on to the seventh generation as bridegift
they seize as strategy. They would put a price on the
priceless and sell it back to us.
Leave our seeds alone. Leave our seeds in the hands of the people
who feed us...the family, the clan, the village group. The
profession of "seedsman" was created only 130 years or so ago.
Perhaps it was an aberration to try to centralize a process that
had before been disbursed in village gardens, homestead gardens,
middens and small fields. Grandmothers and Great-uncles
collected, watched over, cherished the seeds that came down to
them. Grew them out with love and patience and infinite
care. Grandmother's seeds... grandmother's blessing...passed from
generation to generation. Reckon three generations to a century
and 150 centuries in the history of agriculture and you have several
hundred generations of seed gathering folk, seed saving grandcestors,
passing on precious seeds to descendants. There is memory
encapsulated in this line of life stretching so far back.
Feelings are there too...feelings of gratitude to Gaia, of holding
dear, of well wishing to the future generations, feelings of
faithfulness...feminine feelings.
The memory is right there in the seed, in our cells, in the
mitochondrial DNA passed down the feminine line. When I touch my
seeds I tap the memory that is there, instinctive wisdom almost lost,
beaming itself into our consciousness just when it is most needed.
John Trudell said: " It's about our D and A. Descendants and
ancestors. We are the descendants and we are the ancestors. D and A,
our DNA, our blood, our flesh and our bone, is made up of the metals
and the minerals and the liquids of the earth. We are the earth. We
truly, literally and figuratively are the earth. Any relationship we
will ever have in this world to real power-the real power, not energy
systems and other artificial means of authority-but any relationship we
will ever have to real power is our relationship to the earth." (1)
Seeds are concentrated wealth. Seeds are worth far more than we
pay for them now, in the commodity trade. You can pack in a
suitcase $10,000 worth of garden seeds in any variety you choose.
The slavemasters and their propagandists would have us believe that
money is power and, since they have plenty of it, that they are in
control. They don't want us to have that suitcase, to be free to
leave and plant elsewhere; free to stay and plant many gardens, feed
many people with real food.
If we are staunchly of the Earth, her power is ours to neutralize and
transmute the evil work of the authority-mongers, those without
conscience. We can do this with life enhancing
actions. Repeat. Life-affirming actions override, overwhelm
the lifeless. Always the great stone temples of the arrogant
become topsoil for living systems. It's something the
corporations and governments fail to appreciate. Their authority
rests on entropic processes, explosions, coercions, cultural
lies. They cannot take into account the power of life, the
connectedness of life. They would have us forget where we come
from...so we can be entertained and exploited and addicted to their
cheap dream, their gadgets and their ersatz food. If we are
staunchly of the Earth we have access to the strength of the
generations, the ancestory, to help us put life affirming ideas and
actions in the places where death-dealing had been. We can
REMEMBER from where our power comes. Let us plant gardens.
Let us plant trees. Let us tend cows.
Our weapons are our tools...
our ammunition is our seeds...
our fuel is our sacred intent to do right by the future of life on
the Planet...
our marching song is the thrumming of memory in our cells.
We march in concert, but we do not march en masse. Our aim
is not to dominate or overpower. Rather, our aim is
service. Each of us has a plot of earth to serve, our own
elementals and devas to consult...
intuition that speaks in us...we know how to surrender to the
requirements of the task, of plants and soil, in order to earn our
harvest. We bend to the task in joy and service, each individual
one of us mustering pure intent, a gutsy laugh, with the power of life
upholding us.
Join Wendell Berry's Mad Farmers Liberation Front. No dues. No
meetings. You just have to be pissed off enough to be clever.
Don't be depressed, be clever.
Let us be clear. There is no money in this, only
sustenance. This passing forward of DNA on family or clan
level is a matter of right livelihood, not of commerce.
And right livelihood brings joy. If I can feed myself, my family,
a few others perhaps when surplus appears, then I have done something
REAL.I am in touch with my power, and my delight.
JOY...What if the picture that's been drawn of medieval peasant life
as, basically, "Nasty...Brutish...Short" is a cultural con job put out
by the rationalists and the materialists, the ones who shortly would
have something to sell us? What if life on a subsistence level
has joys and satisfactions as well as challenges? What if people
had time to laugh and sing? What if there were still people in
the world who could catch the memory of this and show it to us??
A friend tells me about life in the Philippines, far back on the rural
islands...tells how, when two rice threshers or donkey drivers meet and
begin to talk, they're laughing most of the way through the
conversation. There is something boisterously entertaining
about what is going on in the poverty-stricken lives.
John G. Bennett wrote of an encounter in Africa: "Following a lightly
trodden path, I came upon a Basuto village. All the inhabitants
were out hoeing mealies. Their ages must have ranged from seven
to seventy, and they were singing and hoeing to the rhythm of their own
music. As they saw me they all stopped and stood straight up in
surprise.Then with one accord they began to laugh. I have
never heard such laughter. It was pure joy and friendship,
without malice and without thought. I joined in, and we all
laughed together for several minutes. I waved my hand and walked
on, and they resumed their gravity and their hoeing.
"This was one of the unforgettable moments of my life. A
lifetime's experience had convinced me that happiness is greatest where
material prosperity is least.I had seldom seen a happy rich man,
but I had seen many happy people among the poorest villagers of Asia
Minor or Greece.I had seen happiness in Omdurman, but this
happiness that I saw before my eyes was beyond all the others.
Here was a village totally lacking even the smallest of the benefits of
civilization.They had not even a plough or a cart. And yet
they were the happiest people I had ever seen. They were without
fear and without pride." (2)
They were without fear and without pride. The meek shall inherit
the earth, for the meek remember who they are and where their power
comes from.
(1) John Trudell, on the occasion of a memorial service for Earth
First! Activist Judy Bari.
(2) J G Bennett, _Witness_ Claymont Communications
Woody Wodraska
wodraska at mac.com
Free chapters from
"Deep Gardening: Soul Lessons from 17 Gardens" at
http://www.soulmedicinejourney.com/Book.html
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Mountain Valley Seeds
Telephone 801.486.0480
Fax 801.467.5730
Address 455 West 1700 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Email info@mvseeds.com
http://www.mvseeds.com/
http://www.agrohaitai.com/rootstem/celtuce/celtuce.htm
Online Catalogue | New Cultivars | Featured Cultivars | Bulk Order | Online Order | Contact Us
Celtuce (Lactuca sativa asparagina) 1-1.5g/1000 seeds
Other names: celery lettuce, asparagus lettuce, stem lettuce, Wo Ju, Woo Chu, Wo Sun, Stemuretasu, Kaki-Jisha.
Celtuce is native to China. It is mostly grown in South China. It is a cool season crop. Seeds germinate poorly when
temperature is high. Usually, optimum germination temperature is 15-20?. Except special summer cultivars, most celtuces
are sensitive to bolting in hot summer. Shortage of water and fertilizer as well as big day-night temperature difference
may contribute to premature bolting. Recommended planting density: 20-30cm between plants in a row. For commercial
production, transplanting is recommended.
The stem is used for vegetable in China. however, the leaves can be used as lettuce for salads.
#VLs108
Spring: An early variety. Both heat resistant and cold resistant. Oval-shaped leaves in green color. Tender and crisp
flesh is white. It grows well between 8? and 25?. The weight can be 1Kg. Suitable for spring planting.
#VLs109
Summer 38: An early variety. 38 days after transplanting. Heat resistant and good bolting resistant. It grows well at
18?-32?.Tender and crisp flesh is white. The weight can be 1Kg. Suitable for summer and fall planting.
#VLs112
Nahan: It is highly tolerant to cold and grows well at 5?-18?. Green stem with white tender flesh inside. The weight
can be 1Kg. This variety bolts in hot weather, like summer.
Leaf Vegetables | Fruit & Gourd Vegetables | Root & Stem Vegetables | Bean & Peas | Herbs | Other Vegetables
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
http://www.southernexposure.com/
Nichols Garden Nursery
http://www.nicholsgardennursery.com
Tillage/Forage Radish
http://tillageradish.com
Honeyberry/Haskap discussion thread (permaculture forum at permies)
http://www.permies.com/t/12063/permaculture/Haskap
edible blue honeysuckle including propagation
http://ediblebluehoneysuckle.wordpress.com/
http://www.permies.com/forums/posts/list/12063#110104
The most productive cultivars at this time are the pure Russian
cultivars, expect 7 kilograms of berries per plant. The cultivars
released from the University of Saskatchewan are hybrids, but less
productive, 4 kilograms of berries per plant.
In order to take softwood cuttings, you would require a license from
the University of Saskatchewan.
2 genetically different cultivars that flower at the same time are
required for the best fruit set.
haskapcentral
www.haskapcentral.com
"Honeyberry"
Jim Gilbert
One Green World Nursery, Oregon.
many named varieties
http://www.onegreenworld.com/index.php?cPath=4_112
Urban Farmer Seeds & Plants | Vegetable, Herb, Flower, Bulbs, Gardening Supplies, Organic, Heirloom
http://www.ufseeds.com/index.php
Vegetable Seed Saving Handbook
Seed Handbook Project
Jack
http://www.howtosaveseeds.com/
Seed-Related Bibliography
http://howtosaveseeds.com/biblio.php
A Seed Saving Guide For Gardeners and Farmers
Organic Seed Alliance
30 page PDF
http://www.seedalliance.org/uploads/publications/Seed_Saving_Guide.pdf
Ute Bohnsack & Michael Miller
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html
heirloom and open pollinated
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html#section1
seed swap
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html#section3
commercial sources: heirloom and open pollinated
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html#section5
botany genetics horticulture for seedsavers
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html#section2
seedsaving literature
http://homepage.eircom.net/~merlyn/seedsaving.html#section8
Seed Resources at the Permaculture Activist
http://www.permacultureactivist.net/seeds/SeedResrcs.htm
John Bunker
Fedco
trees@fedcoseeds.com
www.fedcoseeds.com
PO Box 520
Waterville ME 04903
207-873-7333
Alan Kapuler
Peace Seeds
2385 SE Thompson St
Corvallis, OR 97333 USA
A Planetary Gene-Pool Resource
Seeds, Plants, and Research Journals
Peace Seeds Website.
http://www.peaceseeds.cn/
Black Oats - An up and coming cover crop:
http://www.sare.org/publications/covercrops/appendixb.shtml
http://www.fao.org/docrep/008/y5765e/y5765e08.htm
http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/publications /publications.htm?seq_no_115=221217
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/sustainag/cc-gm/black-oat.html
Lawyer Nursery in Montana:
great wholesale trees for windbreak and multifunctional support and timber plantings.
lots of cold and drought hardy plants
http://www.lawyernursery.com/
Northwoods nursery: wholesale division of One Green World
http://www.onegreenworld.com/
Cummings Nursery: NY
nursery with lots of rootstock and scion options and more.
http://www.cumminsnursery.com/
You might also want to contact Oikos nursery.
their trees are very small and need growing out,
they have an amazing selection of nut and support trees.
http://www.oikostreecrops.com/
Clifty View Nursery in Idaho. I haven't bought from them, but my friend
Nate recommended them to me.
http://www.cliftyview.com/
Cold Stream Farm Nursery. They offer several species of trees that were a
little harder to source at other nurseries for wholesale prices, but they
don't require bulk orders, though they price break at quantity.
I had moderate success with their trees this year. some arrived in amazing
shape, some a little scraggly. we had a late cold season this year, so I'm
still waiting another week before contacting them re: waking up of trees. I
too am working on a shoestring budget, so I bought the smallest trees which
may have been part of the reason. you may want to call and talk directly to
someone at the nursery before ordering.
http://www.coldstreamfarm.net/
also, here's a couple of bareroot sources our friend Michael Janik
recommends http://www.michaelsapples.com/links.html
And I always check to see if there is a nearby state tree nursery (check
division and department of forestry for your state, and other states) some
will ship out of state. I've bought from Virginia and Colorado and here in
Nevada. sometimes they have great trees and usually the prices are ~$1-2
per tree. often require bulk orders 25-50 in a bundle. I found Lespedeza
bicolor and Amorpha fruticosa at the Virginia dept. which were hard for me
to source from other location for a reasonable price. some links.
http://www.dof.virginia.gov/nursery/index.htm
http://www.wvforestry.com/nursery.cfm?menucall=nurse
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/nurseries/index.html
Look at www.ernstseed.com for ideas to enhance riparian areas, and also www.prairiemoon.com.
The Prairie Moon nursery website has a map for each plant to tell you if it is native to this area.
Going Native: Urban Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants: http://www.ncsu.edu/goingnative
Butterflies in Your Backyard: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/forestry/pdf/ag/ag636_02.pdf
Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/forestry/pdf/ag/ag636_03.pdf
Managing Backyards and other Urban Habitats for Birds: http://www.ncsu.edu/goingnative/ag636_01.pdf
Seed_Saving_Guide.pdf (application/pdf Object)
http://www.seedalliance.org/uploads/publications/Seed_Saving_Guide.pdf
"Great simple guide to Saving Seeds"
List of Safe Seed Companies ~ Please Share
https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150125798706208&id=631228445
by Adrianne Schmidt on Thursday, January 27, 2011 at 12:26pm
The first list below is a list of Safe Seed Companies- the first few listed under each region sell only organic- then those below sell some conventional seed as well, but it is noted if they sell Monsanto seed. If they do, avoid their conventional seed or check the second list, which lists Monsanto's vegetable varieties.
The second list below is a list of popular Monsanto seed. It would be very lenghty if all were included, but there are links to Monsanto's products pages so that you might do further research. Many seed re-sellers buy seed from a broker who has purchased a huge block of seed, the broker breaks up the order, and then re-sells to numerous mail-order seed companies. So, many companies carry the same seed. And unfortunately many of these seed companies then re-name the seed, adding to the further confusion as to which is a Monsanto seed. :-(
NorthEast _____________
High Mowing Organic Seed
www.highmowingseeds.com
100% organic certified seed: vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers.
Over 450 organic heirloom, open-pollinated and organic hybrid.
Vermont
Dirt Works
www.dirtworks.net
100% organic vegetable seeds and hardy organic heirloom seeds. Some open pollinated.
Grain, hay, forage, wildflowers, compost, organic fertilizers, pest control and accessories as well.
Note there are some complaints about shipping times posted on-line. Dirt Works was hit hard during recession and we hope they can hire more help.
Safe Seed Pledge.
Vermont
Turtle Tree Seed
www.turtletreeseed.com
Vegetables, flowers, herbs, grain and cover crops.
Mostly organic- clearly marked.
Biodynamic, open pollinated, no hybrids.
New York
Fedco
www.fedcoseeds.com
Untreated vegetable, tubers, herb, & flower seed. Many certified organic.
Cover crops, soil amendments & supplies for organic growers.
Safe Seed Pledge. No GMOs, etc. Good prices. Order early.
Website a bit difficult to navigate.
Maine
Heirloom Seeds
www.heirloomseeds.com
All seeds are open pollinated (non-hybrid) and untreated.
No GMO. Many Organic. Good selection of organic.
Many garden packages. Organic fertilizers.
SW Pennsylvania
Harris Seeds
www.harrisseeds.com
22 organic veg choices- large selection of untreated seed.
Sells only large quantities. Sells Monsanto conventional seed.
New York
Johnny's Seeds
www.johnnyseeds.com
Johnny's has 324 organic products, including 198 vegetable seed varieties.
Many heirloom. Safe Seed Pledge.Still carries 40 Monsanto varieties, which is about 4% of their conventional vegetable varieties. Their intention is to replace them. See Monsanto vegetable seed list below, if you wish to avoid.
Maine
Cook's Garden
is owned by Burpee Seeds.
www.cooksgarden.com
50 Organic Vegetables and Herbs. European and American heirlooms. Good recipes.
Their conventional vegetables might be Monsanto seed.
Check list below for list of Monsanto vegetable seed.
Pennsylvania
Mid-Atlantic _________________
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
www.southernexposure.com
Vegetables and herbs. Most certified organic, all untreated.
99% of seeds open-pollinated. No GMO. Safe Seed Pledge.
Grows 40% of own seed. Also sells bulk. Nice catalog.
Virginia
Sow True Seed
sowtrue.com
Vegetables, herbs and flowers.
Only non-hybrid, untreated, open-pollinated, heirloom and organic seed.
Safe Seed Pledge.
Asheville, NC
Seeds for the South
www.seedsforthesouth.com
Untreated heirloom vegetable and herb seed.
Very small selection of organic. Sells Monsanto seed.
Georgia
Park Seed Company (bought Sow Organic Seed Co. in 2007)
www.parkseed.com
Flower, vegetable and herb seeds.
Untreated, non-GMO, and some Certified Organic seed.
Note- it is easy to go off their organic pages onto the conventional
and they sell some conventional Monsanto seeds.
See list of Monsanto products below.
South Carolina
MidWest _____________
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
rareseeds.com
Vegetables, flowers, herbs, bulk seed.
1400 heirloom varieties. Hugh selection. Good prices.
Only open-pollinated seeds: pure, natural & non-GMO. Good reviews.
Missouri
Botanical Interests
www.botanicalinterests.com/store/index_index.php
400 untreated vegetable, flower, herb seeds. A large selection of Certified Organic.
Signed Safe Seed Pledge. No-GMOs.
Beautiful packets- good info. Nice website.
Colorado.
Sand Hill Preservation
www.sandhillpreservation.com
700 heirloom seeds- vegetable, herbs, flowers, grains. Root vegetables, poultry.
Produce 90% of the seed they sell.
Untreated, some certified organic.
Signed Safe Seed Pledge. No GMOs.
Ordering only by regular mail.
Iowa
Seed Saver's Exchange
www.seedsavers.org
A non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of heirloom seeds.
Largest non-governmental seed bank in the United States. Maintains more than 25,000 endangered vegetable varieties. Hugh selection of open pollinated vegetables, beans, potatoes, flowers and herbs. Many certified organic. Good prices.
Iowa
Heirloom Acres Seeds
www.heirloomacres.net
1000 varieties of open pollinated and heirloom seed.
Good selection of Certified Organic.
Very few seeds treated.
Missouri
Nature's Crossroads
www.naturescrossroads.com
Seed varieties grown in Indiana for Midwestern gardeners.
Vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers. Safe Seed Pledge.
Most seed certified organic. Produce much of their own seed.
Indiana
Grannys Heirloom Seeds
www.grannysheirloomseeds.com
Good selection of heirloom vegetables and gardening suplies. Strawberries, onions
No organic but all open-pollinated. Signed Safe Seed Pledge.
Inexpensive peat pots.
Missouri
Northwest ________
Abundant Life Seeds
www.abundantlifeseeds.com
Certified Organic and Biodynamic vegetable, flower and herb seeds, garlic and potatoes.
Garden accessories. Safe Seed Pledge, no GMOs.
Oregon
Wild Garden Seed
www.wildgardenseed.com
Certified organic farm-original varieties of salad greens, vegetables, herbs and a few flowers.
Certified Organic heirloom and other open-pollinated seed varieties adapted for the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon
Victory Seed Company
www.victoryseeds.com
Rare and heirloom seeds. All seeds open-pollinated, non-hybrid and untreated.
Signed Safe Seed Pledge. No GMOs. Good size selection.
Oregon
Irish Eyes - Garden City Seeds
www.irisheyesgardenseeds.com
Potato, vegetable, flower and garden seeds.
Most all seeds organic, many heirloom. All untreated.
Washington
Territorial Seeds
www.territorialseed.com
Large selection of vegetable, herb, flower. Safe Seed Pledge.
Sells a small amount of Monsanto's conventional seed. See list below.*
Oregon
Southwest _____
Bountiful Gardens
www.bountifulgardens.org
A non-profit and a project of Ecology Action which does garden research and publishes books and research papers. Large selection untreated, open-pollinated, non-GMO, heirloom seed. Vegetables, herbs, flowers, grains, mushroom kits, green manures, compost and carbon crops. Good prices.
Some Certified Organic and Biointensive.
Willits California
Seeds of Change
www.seedsofchange.com
100% organic certified seed: vegetables, flowers, and herbs.
Over 1,200 varieties: many heirloom, open-pollinated, native and hard-to-find.
New Mexico
Peaceful Valley
www.groworganic.com
Certified Organic Vegetable and Herb Seeds and much more. Packets or bulk.
Sells own brand of Certified organic- plus sells Seeds of Change, Renee's Garden Seeds, Turtle Tree Organic Seeds, TomatoFest Organic Seeds, Horizon Herbs Organic Seeds.
Grass Valley, California
Seeds Trust
www.seedstrust.com
Vegetable, wild flower, herb and grass seeds
Sells only open-pollinated and untreated seed. Organic seeds are marked with an asterisk.
Signed Safe Seed Pledge. Sells many of their own seeds. Website a bit challenging.
Specializes in high-altitude and southwest seeds.
Arizona
Sustainable Seed Company
www.sustainableseedco.com
Only heirloom open-pollinated seed. No hybrid, treated or gmos.
65% of all heirloom vegetable seed is grown on organic farms in California.
Over 100 varieties of heirloom seeds for less than a $1.
Petaluma, California
Native Seeds
www.nativeseeds.org
Non-profit. Sells 350 varieties of heirloom arid-land adapted seed.
Arizona
Natural Gardening Company
www.naturalgardening.com
Vegetable, herb and flower seeds. Many organic and open-pollinated.
Organic plants, but hybrids too. Sells some Monsanto seed. Check list below.
Petaluma, California
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Popular Monsanto (Seminis) seeds-
for full listing of Seminis seeds hit vegetable name, which will take you to appropriate Seminis' page. To see De Ruiter varieties hit De Ruiter link under cucumber, eggplant, tomato, pepper. To make things even more confusing, each mail-order seed company might resell the same seed but use a different name for it. The only way you can be 100% positive you are not buying a Monsanto seed is to check with the re-seller or buy from a company selling their own seed or organic or open-pollinated.
Beans: Brio, Eureka, EZ Gold, Goldrush, Kentucky King, Lynx, Xera...
Broccoli: Captain, Heritage, Liberty, Packman, more...
Carrot: Nutri-Red, Sweet Sunshine, Karina, Chantenay hybrids, Chantilly, Lariat
Cauliflower: Cheddar, Fremont, Minuteman, more...
Cucumber : Babylon, Dasher II, Daytona, Homemade Pickles, Speedway, Sweet Slice, Yellow Submarine, Sweeter Yet...link to De Ruiter cucumber list...
Eggplant: Black Beauty, Dancer, Fairy Tale, Gretel, Hansel, Tango, Twilight...De Ruiter Eggplants...
Lettuce: Baby Star, Blackjack, Esmeralda, Lolla Rossa, Monet, Red Butterworth, Red Sails, Red Tide, Summer time...
Melons: Alaska, Bush Whopper, Casablanca, Dixie Jumbo, Early Crisp, Stars and Stripes, Sugarnut, more...
Okra: Cajun Delight
Onion: Arsenal, Candy, Hamlet, Mars, Red Zeppelin, Superstar, many more...
Peppers: Aristotle, Biscayne, Camelot, Caribbean Red, Cherry Bomb, Dulce, Early Sunsation, Fat and Sassy, King Arthur, Northstar, Red Knight, Serrano del Sol, Sahuaro, Super Chili, Valencia, many more...De Ruiter pepper varities...
Pumpkin: Buckskin Pumpkin, Orange Smoothie, Prizewinner, more...
Spinach: Bolero, Cypress, Melody, Unipack 151, many more...
Squash: Autumn Delight, Blackjack, Bush Delicata, Butterstick, Daisy, Early Butternut, Fancycrook, Gold Rush, Latino, Lolita, Patty Green Tint, Really Big Butternut, Seneca (all), Sungreen, Sunny Delight, Table Ace...
Tomato: Baby Girl, Big Beef, Beefmaster, Beaufort, Celebrity, Favorita, First Lady I and II, Early Girl, Geronimo, Golden Girl, Maxifort, Pink Girl, Sunguard, Sun Chief Sweet, Sweet Million, Trust...link to De Ruiter tomato varieties...
Watermelon: Bambino, Crimson Glory, Royal Flush, Royal Star, Stargazer, Starbright, Stars and Stripes, Tiger Baby, Yellow Doll
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As an alternative way to shop for seed, visit the non-profit Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) Organic Seeds Database- www.omri.org/seeds - lists certified "final handlers" for organic seed. List is by produce. Pick a vegetable and find a seller.
Here are some of the brand names that Monsanto owns and 'packages' their seeds as:
American Seeds, Asgrow, Campbell, DeKalb, De Ruiter, Diener Seeds, Fielder's Choice, Fontanelle, Gold Country Seed, Hawkeye, Heartland, Heritage Seeds, Holdens, HPS Seed, Hubner Seed, icorn, Jung Seed, Kruger Seeds, Lewis Hybrids, Peotec, Poloni, Rea Hybrids, R.H. Shumway, Seeds of the World, Seminis, Seymour's Selected Seeds, Specialty, Stewart, Stone Seed,Totally Tomatoes, Trelay, Vermont Bean Seed Company, Western Seeds. ****
But remember seed companies buy Monsanto seed in bulk
and then repackage it under their name as well...
References:
* www.seedalliance.org/Seed_News/SeminisMonsanto/
www.indyweek.com/indyweek/the-seeds-of-vegetable-diversity
**www.deruiterseeds.com/Corporate/Monsanto
***www.etcgroup.org/en/node/198
****www.msu.edu/~howardp/seedindustry.html
Taken from : http://inspirationgreen.com/organic-vegetables-start-out-as-seed.html
Abundant Life Seeds
Amishland Seeds
Annapolis Valley Heritage Seed Company canada
Baker Creek Seed Co.
Berlin Seeds - they don't have a website. Atleast I didn't find one.
Botanical Interests
Bountiful Gardens
Diane's Flower Seeds (she has veggies now, too)
Fedco Seed Co. - phasing out seminis seeds.
Fisher's Seeds - 406-388-6052 They don't have a website, but they will
send you a catalog if you give them your address
PO Box 236, Belgrade, MT 59714
Garden City Seeds
Heirloom Acres Seeds -I've heard from several people thier seed
germination is poor and so is thier customer service.
Heirlooms Evermore Seeds
Heirloom Seeds
High Mowing Seeds
Horizon Herbs
Irish-Eyes
Kitchen Garden Seeds
Lake Valley Seeds
Livingston Seeds
Local Harvest
Mountain Rose Herbs
Native Seeds for the Arid Southwest
Natural Gardening Company
New Hope Seed Company
Organica Seed
Peaceful Valley Farm Supply
Pinetree
Renee's Garden
Richters Herbs
Sand Hill Preservation Center
Seed Saver's Exchange
Seeds of Change
Southern Exposure
Sow True
Territorial Seed Company
Tiny Seeds
Tomato Fest - ask for bubble pack when ordering from them for seed viability
Trees of Antiquity
Underwood Garden Seeds
Uprising Seeds
Victory Seeds
Wildseed Farms
Wood Prairie Farm
Abundant Life Seeds ~ www.abundantlifeseeds.com
PO Box 279, Cottage Grove, OR 97424-0010
Bountiful Gardens ~ www.bountifulgardens.org
18001 Shafer Ranch Rd, Willits, CA 95490
Fedco Seeds / Trees ~ www.fedcoseeds.com
PO Box 520, Waterville, ME 04903
Filaree Farm (garlic) ~ www.filareefarm.com
182 Concunully Hwy, Okanogan, WA 98840
Fisher’s Seeds ~ 406-388-6052
PO Box 236, Belgrade, MT 59714
High Altitude Gardens ~ www.seedstrust.com
Seeds Trust, PO Box 596, Cornville, AZ 86325
High Mowing Seeds ~ www.highmowingseeds.com
76 Quarry Rd, Walcott, VT 05680
Irish Eyes-Garden City Seeds ~ www.irish-eyes.com
PO Box 307, Thorp, WA 98946
Maine Seed Saving Network ~ 207-326-0751
PO Box 126, Penobscot, ME 04476
Native Seeds/SEARCH ~ www.nativeseeds.org
526 N 4th Ave, Tucson, AZ 8670
Old Sturbridge Village ~ www.osv.org
1 Old S. V. Rd, Sturbridge, MA 01566
Plum Creek Seeds (Kathleen Plunket-Black) ~ 725-647-3033
N3528 Co Rd D, Arkansaw, WI 54721
Prairie Garden Seeds ~ www.prseeds.ca
Box 2758, Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0
Ronnigers Potato Farm ~ www.ronnigers.com
12101 - 2135 Rd, Austin, CO 81410
Sand Hill Preservation Center ~ www.sandhillpreservation.com
1878 - 230th St., Calamus, IA 52729
Seed Savers Exchange ~ www.seedsavers.org
3076 North Winn Rd, Decorah, IA 52101
Seeds of Diversity Canada ~ www.seeds.ca
Box 36, Station Q, Toronto, ON, M4T 2L7
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange ~ www.southernexposure.com
PO Box 460, Mineral, VA 23117
Territorial Seed Company ~ www.territorial-seed.com
PO Box 158, Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Terrior Seeds / Underwood Gardens ~ www.underwoodgardens.com
P.O. Box 4995, Chino Valley AZ 86323
Wood Prairie Farm (potatoes) ~ www.woodprairie.com
49 Kinney Rd., Bridgewater, ME 04735
Mountain Valley Seeds
Rupp Seeds
High Mowing Seeds
Johnny’s Seeds
Baker Creek Seed Co
Clifton Seed Co (in North Carolina)
Southern Exposure Seed Co
I believe this is the oldest seed company in the U.S.
I should have added them; here is complete information about Landreth SC:
Landreth Seed Co.
http://www.landrethseeds.com/
Since 1784, the D. Landreth Seed Company has been providing its
customers with one of the most extensive selections of fine lawn and
garden seeds in the world. Our founders introduced into the United
States some of the most beloved flowers and vegetables known today
including the Zinnia, the white potato, various tomatoes, and our own
Bloomsdale Spinach. We have become the oldest seed house in America
because we are passionate in our quest for excellence in quality,
service and innovation.
From their Facebook page:
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Landreth Seed Co
Seed Supply; Garden · New Freedom, Pennsylvania
We are currently leading an initiative to try to save Landreth Seed
Company. There is a garnishment against the company and outstanding debt
that needs to be paid back or else our doors will close. So far we are
reaching our goal and doing amazing thanks to all of our fans, friends
and support! Our original deadline was September 30th, but we are still
awaiting word from the lawyers, let's keep our push going and order
catalogs or contribute to chip in :) We are reaching our goal in big
ways due to your sharing of our story and support of our product. We are
a hardworking all American business (American products, we employ
locally and buy local services (even our printing for our catalog)). For
more information, please see the first three links:
http://landrethseedco.chipin.com (Chipin)
http://www.landrethseeds.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=5689
(Catalog Order)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GDBTSBRwq5t6-uQ9LJnZXFg1U1PhFflQ1uNaCVyGVIY/edit?hl=en_US&pli=1
(Our reason for running this campaign, press statement)
http://www.loe.org/audio/stream.m3u?file=http%3A%2F%2Fstream.loe.org%2Faudio%2F110923%2F110923seedcompany.mp3
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/gardening/130562188.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-kornbluth/could-a-beautiful-5-catal_b_951939.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sandra-ingerman/inner-garden_b_942092.html
http://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/c/371/
http://www.smalltimecook.com/2011/09/save-the-seeds/
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/gardening/Landreth_seeds.html
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/heirloom/msg0914442729828.html?1
http://in.gredients.com/2011/09/13/heirlooms-and-why-they-matter/
http://www.dallasnews.com/lifestyles/home-and-gardening/headlines/20110914-owner-of-d.-landreth-seed-co.-calls-on-gardeners-to-save-firm.ece?action=reregister
http://www.yorkdispatch.com/business/ci_18910264
http://solari.com/blog/help-save-one-of-americas-heirloom-non-gmo-seed-houses/
Please be advised, that while we appreciate the out pouring of love and
support in regard to Landreth's financial plight, we have been saddened
to hear that certain individuals have begun to make threats and
derogatory comments about Ms. King.
We appreciate and very much need your continued and considerable support
to continue operating, but ask that you respect Ms. King, and do not
find fault with her for attempting to collect the money she has been due
the past two years.
Address
60 E High St Bldg 4, New Freedom, PA 17349 · Get Directions
Phone
717-227-1110
Website
http://www.landrethseeds.com
Founded
1784
About
The Oldest Seed House in America, est 1784, more than 900 Heirloom Seed
varieties, roots, onion, shallot, garlic sets, tubers, Heirloom flower
bulbs more than 50 Dahlia varieties plus Classic Garden tools and
equipment. http://www.landrethseeds.com/
Mission
To provide quality seeds to our customers since 1784. We are committed
to buying American, employing American and keeping our local economy as
our main focus. We are non-GMO and most of our seeds are
open-pollinated. All seeds are hybrid. A few of our seeds are F1 Hybrids
which means they do not breed true. In particular, our Black Pearl Hot
Pepper and the Fairytale eggplant. Just about everything else is open
pollinated and heirloom.
Awards
We sell seeds to Old Sturbridge Village, Colonial Williamsburg,
Monticello, The Hagley Museum, The Henry Ford Museum, The Smithsonian,
The Claude Moore Colonial Farm, The Farmers Museum in Cooperstown NY,
The National Museum of Civ...il War Medicine, Longwood Gardens, The
Missouri Botanical Gardens, Mount Vernon, Nemours Mansion and Garden,
The Old Salem Museum and Gardens, The Mount Vernon Hotel and Museum in
NYC and many, many other botanical gardens, historical museums and
historical sites.
info@landrethseeds.com
http://www.stclareseeds.com/
Heirloom Open Pollinated Vegetable Garden and Flower Seeds, Gardening Books,
Cookbooks, Worm Castings, Heritage Seeds, Non GMO - St Clare Heirloom Seeds
http://www.horizonherbs.com/group.asp?grp=59&pgNUM=2
*Celtuce (Lactuca sativa) seed:*
(Asparagus Lettuce)
Romaine-like foliage with a meaty stem that grows 6 to 8 inches long and up
to 2 inches in diameter. Sweet tasting (never bitter). Can be consumed
fresh or cooked. Scrumptiously artichoke-ey.
200 Seeds/pkt, Open Pollinated
http://www.horizonherbs.com/group.asp?grp=59&pgNUM=2
*Beetberry (Chenopodium capitatum) seeds, organic:*
(Strawberry spinach, Raspberry chenopodium)
Family: Chenopodiaceae
Days to maturity: 40 to 60
Growing to only about 8 inches tall, the sweeping branches bear many soft
leaves and are studded with multitudes of berries. Sweet but strange,
bright red, heavily seeded berries occur all along the stems of this
lamb's-quarters-like plant. The berries make a colorful and edible accent in
the garden and in salads. The greens are deliciously edible in salads or as
a pot herb. Best yet, the parsnip-like roots are crispy, sweet, and
delicious, white but marbled with beet red, with just a hint of beetiness to
the taste, and may be consumed fresh or cooked in soups. This last fact was
discovered by the ever-roving mind and fingers of our gardener, Erich, who
has been known to discover new, delicious, and nontoxic edibles
in unexpected places. Plant prefers full sun to part shade and regular
garden soils. Sow in spring. Easy germination. 100 Seeds/pkt, Certified
Organically Grown
http://www.horizonherbs.com/
Horizon Herbs-Organic growers of medicinal herb seeds, plants and organic
vegetable seeds. - Sent using Google Toolbar
http://www.agrohaitai.com/rootstem/celtuce/celtuce.htm
Online Catalogue | New Cultivars | Featured Cultivars | Bulk Order | Online Order | Contact Us
Celtuce (Lactuca sativa asparagina) 1-1.5g/1000 seeds
Other names: celery lettuce, asparagus lettuce, stem lettuce, Wo Ju, Woo Chu, Wo Sun, Stemuretasu, Kaki-Jisha.
Celtuce is native to China. It is mostly grown in South China. It is a cool season crop. Seeds germinate poorly when
temperature is high. Usually, optimum germination temperature is 15-20?. Except special summer cultivars, most celtuces
are sensitive to bolting in hot summer. Shortage of water and fertilizer as well as big day-night temperature difference
may contribute to premature bolting. Recommended planting density: 20-30cm between plants in a row. For commercial
production, transplanting is recommended.
The stem is used for vegetable in China. however, the leaves can be used as lettuce for salads.
#VLs108
Spring: An early variety. Both heat resistant and cold resistant. Oval-shaped leaves in green color. Tender and crisp
flesh is white. It grows well between 8? and 25?. The weight can be 1Kg. Suitable for spring planting.
#VLs109
Summer 38: An early variety. 38 days after transplanting. Heat resistant and good bolting resistant. It grows well at
18?-32?.Tender and crisp flesh is white. The weight can be 1Kg. Suitable for summer and fall planting.
#VLs112
Nahan: It is highly tolerant to cold and grows well at 5?-18?. Green stem with white tender flesh inside. The weight
can be 1Kg. This variety bolts in hot weather, like summer.
Leaf Vegetables | Fruit & Gourd Vegetables | Root & Stem Vegetables | Bean & Peas | Herbs | Other Vegetables
Monsanto varieties allegedly offered by JSS.
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Monsanto varieties offered by Johnnys Selected Seeds.
103 SIERRA BLANCA
224 FREMONT
240 HANSEL
241 GRETEL
568 BISCAYNE
642 DULCE
687T TABLE ACE TREATED
733 CELEBRITY
2003 XERA
2024 CAJUN DELIGHT
2033 SUPER CHILI
2033T SUPER CHILI TREATED
2034 CHERRY BOMB
2038 KING ARTHUR
2063 BIG BEEF
2212 PRIZEWINNER
2122T PRIZEWINNER TREATED
2215 SUNRAY
2260 FAIRY TALE
2309 X3R RED KNIGHT
2365 ORANGE SMOOTHIS
2368 PETER PAN
2369 CORNELL’S BUSH DELICATA
2369T CORNELL’S BUSH DELICATA TREATED
2514 MENORCA
2830 SAHUARO
2872T SUPER STAR TREATED
2894 SERRANO DEL SOL
2954 CHEDDAR
2991 CANDY
5085T CAPTAIN TREATED
5127T TRADITION TREATED
122 BEAUFORT
2014 TANGO
2373 TRUST
2700 MAXIFORT
2794 GERONIMO
2854 FAVORITA
East Branch Ginger | Your Source for Certified Organic, Disease-free, High Quality, Seed Ginger.
http://www.eastbranchginger.com/
East Branch Ginger
Susan Anderson
Chatham County, NC
1-207-313-4358
eastbranchginger@gmail.com
http://www.eastbranchginger.com/
"East Branch Ginger provides high quality, disease-free, certified organic ginger seed pieces. East Branch Ginger and Puna Organics will provide you with the best ginger seed pieces and cultural support you need to grow and market your Baby Ginger!"Frequently Asked Questions
http://www.eastbranchginger.com/frequently-asked-questions/
<> Why not use store bought ginger for seed?
<> Why should I Presprout my ginger seed pieces?
<> Can i mature my own ginger seed pieces?
Uses for Baby Ginger
http://www.eastbranchginger.com/uses-for-baby-ginger/
Baby Ginger can be used in all the ways you would use mature ginger! PLUS, you can pickle Baby Ginger because it is so tender.
Baby Ginger does not need to be peeled like mature ginger!
Baby Ginger can be frozen and used when needed right in a recipe. Freeze minced or thinly sliced ginger in individual portions or in bulk. Freeze entire rhizome and grate as needed right from the freezer.
Urban Farmer Seeds & Plants | Vegetable, Herb, Flower, Bulbs, Gardening Supplies, Organic, Heirloom
http://www.ufseeds.com/index.php
[Peace Seeds list of seed suppliers]
http://www.peaceseeds.cn/ad.web10.htm
Abundant Life Seeds
PO Box 157
Saginaw, OR 97472-0157 USA
als@abundantlifeseeds.com
Adaptive Seeds
Seed Ambassadors Project
25079 Brush Creek Rd
Sweet Home, OR 97386
adaptiveseeds@gmail.com
All Lucky Seeds
Room 905, 906.First plaza NO.85 Pujiang Rood
Harbin 150090 CHINA
allluckyseeds@yahoo.com.cn
Amishland Heirloom Seeds
Lisa Von Saunder
Box 365
Reamstown, Pa. 17567-0365 USA
lisa@amishlandseeds.com
Angiosperm Phylogeny Website
P. F. Stevens
Missouri Botanical Garden
peter.stevens@mobot.org
University of Missouri, St Louis
stevensp@umsl.edu
Appalachian Seeds
99 Treehouse Lane
Burnsville, NC 28714 USA
seeds@appalachianseeds.com
Australian Seed Company
PO Box 67
Hazelbrook NSW 2779 Australia
Contact: A J Bourne
info@ausseed.com.au
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
2278 Baker Creek Road
Mansfield, MO 65704 USA
seeds@rareseeds.com
Botanical Interests
660 Compton Street
Broomfield, Colorado 80020 USA
Botanikka Seeds
P.O.Box 182
Iron Ridge,WI 53035 USA
mark@botanikka.com
Botany.com
info@botany.com
Bountiful Gardens
18001 Shafer Ranch Rd
Willits CA 95490 USA
bountiful@sonic.net
Chiltern Seeds
Chiltern Seeds, Bortree Stile, Ulverston
Cumbria, LA12 7PB, England
info@chilternseeds.co.uk
Digging Dog Nursery
P.O. Box 471 · Albion, CA 95410 USA
Digital Raingardens
webmaster@raingardens.com
Dobies Garden
Postal Address:Samuel Dobie & Son
Long Road,Paignton
Devon,TQ4 7SX UK
gardening@dobies.co.uk
DP Seeds
DP SEEDS llc. 8269 S. Hwy. 95
Yuma, Arizona 85365 USA
Info@dpseeds.com
Earl May (region?)
webmaster@earlmay.com
East West Seed Group
East-West Seed International Ltd.
No. 50/1 Moo 2, Sainoi-Bang Bua Thong Rd., Amphur Sainoi
NONTHABURI 11150 THAILAND
inter@eastwestseed.com
Eden Brothers
PO Box 1115
Dahlonega, GA 30533 USA
service@edenbrothers.com
Eden Organic Nursery Services(E.O.N.S.)
E.O.N.S. Inc
P.O. Box 4604
Hallandale, Florida 33008 USA
info@eonseed.com
Emerald Seed Co.
P.O Box 1670 - 444 S. 8th Street, Suite B2
El Centro,California 92244 USA
sales@emeraldseed.com sales@emeraldseed.com
eSeeds.com
Blenheim House
2 Church Road
Milton under Wychwood, Oxfordshire
OX7 6LF UK
service@eseeds.com
Fairbanks Seeds
542 Footscray Road,
West Melbourne, VIC 3003 Australia
info@fairbanks.com.au
FEDCO Seeds
PO Box 520
Waterville, ME 04903 USA
Ferry-Morse Seed Company
601 Stephen Beale Drive
Fulton, Kentucky 42041
jcavaness@ferry-morse.com
jdowdy@ferry-morse.com
Florabunda Seeds
1973 Villiers Line, RR1, Indian River, ON Canada K0L 2B0
contact@florabundaseeds.com
Flowering Plants
Mr. Bi Jihuan
14:1-201 Yuqinggong Road,
Licang District,Qingdao
266100 CHINA
bjh6@163.com
Flowering Plants(cn-en)
Mr. Bi Jihuan
14:1-201 Yuqinggong Road,
Licang District,Qingdao
266100 CHINA
bjh6@163.com
Forestfarm
990 Tetherow Rd, Williams, OR 97544 USA
plants@forestfarm.com
Gardener's
Premier Star Company
94 Northwood Drive
Rochester, N.Y.
14612 USA
gardener@gardenersnet.com
Gardenersweb.ca
P.O. Box 446 Bowden
Alberta T0M 0M0 CANADA
GardeningPlaces.com
Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986 USA
Garden Seeds
17 Church Lane, Oxted, Surrey. RH8 9LQ. UK
CustomerService@gardenseeds.co.uk
sales@gardenseeds.co.uk
GardenWeb
The Internet's Garden & Home Community
GenericSeeds.com
1041 North 450 West
Springville, UT 84663 USA
support@genericseeds.com
Green-Seeds
Shea Center Walnut
727, Brea Canyon Road,Suite 12
Walnut, Los Angeles County
CA 91789, California USA
GreenSeeds@Green-Genetics.com
Greta's Organic Gardens
399 River Road
Gloucester, Ontario
Canada K1V 1C9
greta@seeds-organic.com
Grow Organic
Mailing Address:
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
P.O. Box 2209
Grass Valley, CA 95945 USA
Retail Location:
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
125 Clydesdale Court
Grass Valley, CA 95945 USA
See our Hours, Map & Driving Directions
General Email:
helpdesk@groworganic.com
Harris Seeds
355 Paul Road
P.O. Box 24966
Rochester, NY 14624-0966 USA
gardeners@harrisseeds.com
Herb Research Foundation?
Hecheng Seed
Xiamen Hecheng Seed Co.Ltd
1101-1102,11/F, Seed Building
No.44 Hubin North Rd., Xiamen, Fujian CHINA
hc-seed@163.com
Heirloom Organics
Heirloom Organics
3388 Merlin Rd.Ste. 400
Grants Pass, OR 97526 USA
Heirloom Seeds
PO Box 245
W. Elizabeth PA 15088-0245 USA
mail@heirloomseeds.com
Heirloom Tomato Plants
1725 257th St
Lomita CA 90717 USA
tomatoplants@pacbell.net
High Mowing Organic Seeds
76 Quarry Road
Wolcott, VT 05680 USA
HomeHarvest Seeds.com
4870 Dawn Avenue
East Lansing, Michigan 48823
customerservice@homeharvest.com
Horizon Herbs,LLC
PO Box 69
Williams, OR 97544 USA
hhcustserv@HorizonHerbs.com
Irish Seed Savers
Irish Seed Savers Association,
Capparoe,
Scarriff,
County Clare,
Ireland UK
info@irishseedsavers.ie
Jekka's Herb Farm
Rose Cottage
Shellards Lane
Alveston
Bristol
BS35 3SY UK
sales@jekkasherbfarm.com
Jewelry
Beijing Jewelry Seeds Co.,Ltd.
302 Room, No.17 Building, Dazhongshi Road, Haiding District
Beijing, 100098 CHINA
jewelry4686@163.com
J. L. Hudson, Seedsman
Box 337
La Honda, California 94020-0337 USA
catalog@jlhudsonseeds.net
Johnny’s Selected Seeds
955 Benton Avenue Winslow, Maine 04901 USA
astevenson@johnnyseeds.com
csiladi@johnnyseeds.com
J.W. Jung Seed Company
335 S. High St
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
KCB-Samen
Postfach 450
CH-4003 Basel
Schweiz
michel.brancucci@unibas.ch
Kidsgardening.org
National Gardening Association
1100 Dorset Street
South Burlington, VT 05403 USA
sarahp@garden.org
Kieft-Pro-Seeds
P.O. Box 63
1606 ZH Venhuizen, Holland
info@kieftseeds.com
KINGS SEEDS
PO Box 283, Katikati 3166, Bay of Plenty, NZ
info@kingsseeds.co.nz
Kitchen Garden Seeds
23 Tulip Drive PO Box 638 Bantam
Connecticut 06750 USA
Customerservice@kitchengardenseeds.com
Kokopelli Seed Foundation
59 Westland Avenue
Boston. MA 02115 USA
info@kokopelli-seed-foundation.com
Larner Seeds
PO Box 407
Bolinas, California 94924 USA
info@larnerseeds.com
Lets Go Gardening
16 Whiteoss Ave
Normoss, Blackpool
Lancs,FY3 *QA UK
scott@letsgogardening.co.uk
Lion Seeds
Address: Lion Seeds Co., Ltd.
Head Office: 32/10, Moo 3, Bangramard, Taling-Chan
Buddhamonthol 1, Bangkok 10170, Thailand
Mailorder Gardening Association
5836 Rockburn Woods Way
Elkridge, MD 21075 USA
info@mailordergardening.com
Main Street
Main Street Seed And Supply, Co.
Bay Farm Services, Inc.
401 Main Street
Bay City, Michigan 48706 USA
service@mainstreetseedandsupply.com
Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63110 USA
firstname.lastname@mobot.org.
webhelp@mobot.org
Mountain Valley Growers
38325 Pepperweed Road
Squaw valley, CA 93675 USA
customerservice@mountainvalleygrowers.com
Mr Fothergill’s
Kentford
Suffolk
CB8 7QB UK
Native Seeds S.E.A.R.C.H.
3584 E. River Road, Tucson, AZ 85718 USA
employment@nativeseeds.org
Nature Hills Nursery, Inc.
3334 North 88th Plaza
Omaha, Nebraska 68134 USA
info@NatureHills.com
Neseed.com
3580 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06120 USA
sales@neseed.com
Nichols Garden Nursery
1190 Old Salem Road NE
Albany, Oregon 97321-4580 USA
customersupport@nicholsgardennursery.com
Nickys Nursery
Nickys Nursery Ltd. Fairfield Road
Broadstairs, Kent. CT10 2JU, UK
No Thyme Productions
230 10th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033 USA
customerservice@nothyme.com
Organic Gardening
Riverdene Business Park
Molesey Road
Hersham Surrey
KT12 4RG United Kingdom
enquiries@chaseorganics.co.uk
Ornamental Edibles
5723 Trowbridge Way
San Jose, Ca 95138 USA
seeds@ornamentaledibles.com
Osborne Seed Company
2428 Old Hwy 99 South Road
Mount Vernon, WA 98273 USA
cosborne@osborneseed.com
Outsidepride.com
Willamette Valley,Oregon USA ?
orderstatus@outsidepride.com
Ozark Seed Bank
HC1 Box1 Brixey,MO 65618 USA
info@one-garden.org
packet seeds
75 Spixworth Road, Old Catton
Norwich, NR6 7NQ, United Kingdom
info@packetseeds.com
Pantry Garden Herbs
4202 E. 307th St.
Cleveland, MO 64734 USA
info@pantrygardenherbs.com
Park Seed Co.
1 Parkton Ave
Greenwood, SC 29647 USA
info@parkscs.com
Peace Seedlings
2385 SE Thompson St.
Corvallis,OR 97333-1919 USA
Peaceseedlings@yahoo.com
Peace Seeds
2385 SE Thompson St.
Corvallis,OR 97333-1919 USA
alkapuler@gmail.com
Pendleton’s Country Market
1446 E. 1850 Rd.
Lawrence, KS 66046 USA
karenp@pendletons.com
Pinetree Garden Seeds
Pinetree Garden Seeds
PO Box 300
New Gloucester, ME 04260 USA
pinetree@superseeds.com
Plants of the Southwest
Santa Fe Location
3095 Agua Fria Rd
Santa Fe NM 87507 USA
plantsofthesouthwest@hotmail.com
Pleasance
Box 190 Dee Why, NSW Australia 2099
andi@pleasanceherbs.com.au
Prairie Garden Seeds
Box 2758, Humboldt, SK
S0K 2A0 CANADA
prairie.seeds@sasktel.net
PT East West Seed Indonesia
PO Box 1 Campaka,Purwakarta 41181
West Java-Indonesia
Raintree Nutrition
Raintree Nutrition, Inc., Carson City, NV. 89701 USA
Rarepalmseeds.com
Tobias W. Spanner
Am Schnepfenweg 57
80995 Muenchen
Germany
Rare Seeds
(Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds)
2278 Baker Creek Road
Mansfield, MO 65704 USA
seeds@rareseeds.com
Redwood City Seed Company
P. O. Box 361, Redwood City, California 94064 USA
Renee’s Garden
6116 Highway 9
Felton, CA 95018 USA
customerservice@reneesgarden.com
Rex's Seedco
5308 51st Avenue North
Crystal, MN 55429-3612
tomkrueger@rexseedco.com
R.H.Shumway's
R.H. Shumway's
334 W Stroud St
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
Richter's Herbs
Goodwood, ON L0C 1A0 CANADA
Salt Spring Seeds
Box 444, Ganges P.O.
Salt Spring Island,
BC, V8K 2W1 CANADA
dan@saltspringseeds.com
Sand Mountain Herbs
321 County Road 18 Fyffe, AL 35971 USA
Info@SandMountainHerbs.com
Secret Seeds
UK
Seedcentre.com
14615 122 Ave Edmonton AB Canada T5L 2W4
info@seedcentre.com
Seed.com.au
Jankala Organic Seed
PO Box 214
Yankalilla SA 5203 Australia
Seedland,Inc.
9895 ADAMS ROAD
WELLBORN, FL 32094 USA
help@seedland.com
Seedman.com
Seeds From Around the World
Jim Johnson,Seedman,3421 Bream St.
Gautier,MS 39553 USA
jim@seedman.com
SEEDMARK
Seed Technology & Marketing Pty Ltd
Level 1, 145 South Tce, Adelaide, PO Box 6175, Halifax St, SA 5000, Australia
seedsinfo@seedmark.com.au
Seedparade
Mr. Lajos Szabo trading under the name Seedparade
503 Great West Road
Hounslow TW5 0BS UK
support@seedparade.co.uk
Seeds
706 Gilbert Street
Durham, North Carolina 27701 USA
info@seedsnc.org
Seeds for the South
410 Whaley Pond Road
Graniteville, SC 29829 USA
orders@vegetableseedwarehouse.com
Seeds from Italy
PO Box 149, Winchester, MA 01890 USA
seeds@growitalian.com
bmckay@growitalian.com
Seeds of Change:
Organic Growing
Organic Foods
P.O. Box 15700
Santa Fe, NM 87507 USA
Seed Savers Exchange
3094 North Winn Road
Decorah,Iowa 52101 USA
Seeds from Italy
PO Box 149, Winchester, MA 01890 USA
seeds@growitalian.com
bmckay@growitalian.com
SEEDS OF ITALY
SEEDS OF ITALY LTD
A1 PHOENIX IND EST
ROSSLYN CRES,
LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW,
MIDDX, HA1 2SP UK
grow@italianingredients.com
Seeds Trust
Seeds Trust, PO Box 596
Cornville, AZ 86325 USA
support3@seedstrust.com
Select Seeds
180 Stickney Hill Rd
Union, CT 06076 USA
webmaster@selectseeds.com
Sheffields Seed
269 Auburn Road, Route 34
Locke, New York 13092 USA
seed@sheffields.com
Skyfire Garden Seeds
1313 23rd Road
Kanopolis, KS 67454 USA
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
P.O. Box 460
Mineral, VA 23117 USA
gardens@southernexposure.com
Stine Seed Company
22555 Laredo Trail
Adel, IA 50003 USA
info@stineseed.com
Stock Seed Farms
28008 Mill Road, Murdock, NE 68407 USA
prairie@stockseed.com
Stokes Seeds
PO Box 548
Buffalo, New York USA
USA 14240-0548
stokes@stokeseeds.com
Suttons
Suttons Consumer Products Limited
Woodview Road
Paignton
Devon TQ4 7NG UK
Swallowtail Garden Seeds
122 Calistoga Road, #178
Santa Rosa, CA 95409 USA
info@swallowtailgardenseeds.com
Sweet Sunnah
Sweet Sunnah Black Seed
17 Oberfest St.
P.O. Box 109
Liberty, NY 12754 USA
Terra Edibles
535 Ashley Street,
Foxboro, Ontario K0K 2B0 CANADA
karyn@terraedibles.ca
Territorial Seed Co.
PO Box 158
Cottage Grove, OR 97424 USA
The Cook's Garden
PO Box C5030
Warminster, PA 18974 USA
cooksgarden@earthlink.net
The Cucurbit Network
Thomas Andres
5440 Netherland Ave., D24
Bronx, New York 10471 USA
tom@andres.com
The Gourmet Gardener
12287 117th Drive
Live Oak, FL 32060 USA
information@gourmetgardener.com
The Italian Gardener
The Italian Gardener Pty Ltd
PO Box 379, Figtree, NSW, 2525
ABN 46 113 070205 ITALY
info@theitaliangardener.com.au
The Natural Gardening Company
P.O. Box 750776
Petaluma CA 94975-0776 USA
info@naturalgardening.com
The Pepper Gal
P O Box 23006
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33307 USA
peppergal@bellsouth.net
The Thyme Garden Herb Company
20546 Alsea Highway
Alsea, Oregon 97324 USA
herbs@thymegarden.com
The Village Green
535 Ashley Street,
Foxboro, Ontario K0K 2B0 CANADA
karyn@terraedibles.ca
Tomatobob's
Ohio USA
info@tomatobob.com
Tomato Fest
P.O. Box W-1
Carmel, CA 93921 USA
info@tomatofest.com
Tomato Genetics Resource Center
Assistant Curator
C.M. Rick Tomato Genetics Resource Center
Dept. of Plant Sciences, Mail Stop 3
University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616, USA.
Email: tgrc@ucdavis.edu
Totally Tomatoes
334 W Stroud Street
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
Tuckers Seeds
Edwin Tucker & Sons Ltd
Brewery Meadow
Stonepark
Ashburton
Newton Abbot
Devon TQ13 7DG UK
Unwins
Unwins at Elm House Nurseries, Alconbury Hill
Huntingdon, PE28 4HY UK
Vegetable China
Hangzhou Shixun Info-Tech Co.,Ltd.
No.198 Kaixuan Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310020 CHINA
xufangxin2008@yahoo.com
VegetableSeeds.net
VegetableSeeds.net
Cowley Old House Farm
Preston Bissett
Buckingham BUCKS MK18 4DS UK
support@vegetableseeds.net
Vegetable Seed Warehouse
Vegetable Seed Warehouse
10234 Lavonia Highway
Carnesville, GA 30521 USA Orders@vegetableseedwarehouse.com
Vermont Bean Seed Co.
334 W. Stroud St.
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
Victory Seed Company
P.O. Box 192
Molalla, Oregon 97038 USA
info@victoryseeds.com
West Coast Seeds
3925 64th Street, Delta, B.C.
V4K 3N2 in CANADA
Whatcom Seed Company
Eugene,OR 97403 USA
webmaster@seedrack.com
sales@seedrack.com
Wild Garden Seed
P.O. Box 1509
Philomath, OR 97370 USA
Wildseed Farms
P.O. BOX 3000
Fredericksburg, TX 78624 USA
orders1@wildseedfarms.com
Willhite Seed Inc.
P.O. Box 23
Poolville, Texas 76487-0023 USA
info@willhiteseed.com
William Dam Seeds
279 Hwy 8 RR 1
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 5E1 CANADA
info@damseeds.com
Wood Prairie Farm
49 Kinney Road
Bridgewater, ME 04735 USA
orders@woodprairie.com
Xinjiang Mag-Era Seed
Xinjiang Mag-Era Seed Company
No.46 Eastern Ningbian Road,Changji
Xinjiang 831100 CHINA
xyhfseed@hotmail.com
Zhengnong Seeds
Henan zhengnong seeds Co.,Ltd
North-south Liudong development zone,Jiang country
Fugou county,Henan 461315 CHINA
zhengnong@agronet.com.cn
Distribute according to the region(Total 158 Website)
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Nations or don't make sure
(4)
Botany.com
info@botany.com
Earl May (region?)
webmaster@earlmay.com
GardenWeb
The Internet's Garden & Home Community
Herb Research Foundation?
AUSTRALIA(6)
Australian Seed Company
PO Box 67
Hazelbrook NSW 2779 Australia
Contact: A J Bourne
info@ausseed.com.au
Fairbanks Seeds
542 Footscray Road,
West Melbourne, VIC 3003 Australia
info@fairbanks.com.au
Pleasance
Box 190 Dee Why, NSW Australia 2099
andi@pleasanceherbs.com.au
Seed.com.au
Jankala Organic Seed
PO Box 214
Yankalilla SA 5203 Australia
SEEDMARK
Seed Technology & Marketing Pty Ltd
Level 1, 145 South Tce, Adelaide, PO Box 6175, Halifax St, SA 5000, Australia
seedsinfo@seedmark.com.au
The Italian Gardener
The Italian Gardener Pty Ltd
PO Box 379, Figtree, NSW, 2525
ABN 46 113 070205
info@theitaliangardener.com.au
CANADA(12)
Florabunda Seeds
1973 Villiers Line, RR1, Indian River, ON Canada K0L 2B0
contact@florabundaseeds.com
Gardenersweb.ca
P.O. Box 446 Bowden
Alberta T0M 0M0 CANADA
Greta's Organic Gardens
399 River Road
Gloucester, Ontario
Canada K1V 1C9
greta@seeds-organic.com
Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd.
101 Bellerose Drive
St. Albert
Alberta T8N 8N8 CANADA
info@holesonline.com
Prairie Garden Seeds
Box 2758, Humboldt, SK
S0K 2A0 CANADA
prairie.seeds@sasktel.net
Richter's Herbs
Goodwood, ON L0C 1A0 CANADA
Salt Spring Seeds
Box 444, Ganges P.O.
Salt Spring Island,
BC, V8K 2W1 CANADA
dan@saltspringseeds.com
Seedcentre.com
14615 122 Ave Edmonton AB Canada T5L 2W4
info@seedcentre.com
Terra Edibles
535 Ashley Street,
Foxboro, Ontario K0K 2B0 CANADA
karyn@terraedibles.ca
The Village Green
535 Ashley Street,
Foxboro, Ontario K0K 2B0 CANADA
karyn@terraedibles.ca
West Coast Seeds
3925 64th Street, Delta, B.C.
V4K 3N2 in CANADA
William Dam Seeds
279 Hwy 8 RR 1
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 5E1 CANADA
info@damseeds.com
CHINA(8)
All Lucky Seeds
Room 905, 906.First plaza NO.85 Pujiang Rood
Harbin 150090 CHINA
allluckyseeds@yahoo.com.cn
Flowering Plants
Mr.Bi Jihuan
14:1-201 Yuqinggong Road,
Licang District,Qingdao
266100 CHINA
bjh6@163.com
Flowering Plants(cn-en)
Mr. Bi Jihuan
14:1-201 Yuqinggong Road,
Licang District,Qingdao
266100 CHINA
bjh6@163.com
Hecheng Seed
Xiamen Hecheng Seed Co.Ltd
1101-1102,11/F, Seed Building
No.44 Hubin North Rd., Xiamen, Fujian CHINA
hc-seed@163.com
Jewelry
Beijing Jewelry Seeds Co.,Ltd.
302 Room, No.17 Building, Dazhongshi Road, Haiding District
Beijing, 100098 CHINA
jewelry4686@163.com
Vegetable China
Hangzhou Shixun Info-Tech Co.,Ltd.
No.198 Kaixuan Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310020 CHINA
xufangxin2008@yahoo.com
Xinjiang Mag-Era Seed
Xinjiang Mag-Era Seed Company
No.46 Eastern Ningbian Road,Changji
Xinjiang 831100 CHINA
xyhfseed@hotmail.com
Zhengnong Seeds
Henan zhengnong seeds Co.,Ltd
North-south Liudong development zone,Jiang country
Fugou county,Henan 461315 CHINA
zhengnong@agronet.com.cn
GERMANY(1)
Rarepalmseeds.com
Tobias W. Spanner
Am Schnepfenweg 57
80995 Muenchen
Germany
HOLLAND(1)
Kieft-Pro-Seeds
P.O. Box 63
1606 ZH Venhuizen, Holland
info@kieftseeds.com
INDONESIA(1)
PT East West Seed Indonesia
PO Box 1 Campaka,Purwakarta 41181
West Java-Indonesia
ITALY(1)
The Italian Gardener
The Italian Gardener Pty Ltd
PO Box 379, Figtree, NSW, 2525
ABN 46 113 070205 ITALY
info@theitaliangardener.com.au
NEW ZEALAND(1)
KINGS SEEDS
PO Box 283, Katikati 3166, Bay of Plenty, NZ
info@kingsseeds.co.nz
SCHWEIZ(1)
KCB-Samen
Postfach 450
CH-4003 Basel
Schweiz
michel.brancucci@unibas.ch
THAILAND(2)
East West Seed Group
East-West Seed International Ltd.
No. 50/1 Moo 2, Sainoi-Bang Bua Thong Rd., Amphur Sainoi
NONTHABURI 11150 THAILAND
inter@eastwestseed.com
Lion Seeds
Address: Lion Seeds Co., Ltd.
Head Office: 32/10, Moo 3, Bangramard, Taling-Chan
Buddhamonthol 1, Bangkok 10170, Thailand
UK(19)
Chiltern Seeds
Chiltern Seeds, Bortree Stile, Ulverston
Cumbria, LA12 7PB, England
info@chilternseeds.co.uk
Dobies Garden
Postal Address:Samuel Dobie & Son
Long Road,Paignton
Devon,TQ4 7SX UK
gardening@dobies.co.uk
eSeeds.com
Blenheim House
2 Church Road
Milton under Wychwood, Oxfordshire
OX7 6LF UK
service@eseeds.com
Irish Seed Savers Association,
Capparoe,
Scarriff,
County Clare,
Ireland UK
info@irishseedsavers.ie
Jekka's Herb Farm
Rose Cottage
Shellards Lane
Alveston
Bristol
BS35 3SY UK
sales@jekkasherbfarm.com
Lets Go Gardening
16 Whiteoss Ave
Normoss, Blackpool
Lancs,FY3 *QA UK
scott@letsgogardening.co.uk
Mr Fothergill’s
Kentford
Suffolk
CB8 7QB UK
Nickys Nursery
Nickys Nursery Ltd. Fairfield Road
Broadstairs, Kent. CT10 2JU, UK
Organic Gardening
Riverdene Business Park
Molesey Road
Hersham Surrey
KT12 4RG United Kingdom
enquiries@chaseorganics.co.uk
packet seeds
75 Spixworth Road, Old Catton
Norwich, NR6 7NQ, United Kingdom
info@packetseeds.com
Secret Seeds
UK
Garden Seeds
17 Church Lane, Oxted, Surrey. RH8 9LQ. UK
CustomerService@gardenseeds.co.uk
sales@gardenseeds.co.uk
Seedparade
Mr. Lajos Szabo trading under the name Seedparade
503 Great West Road
Hounslow TW5 0BS UK
support@seedparade.co.uk
SEEDS OF ITALY
SEEDS OF ITALY LTD
A1 PHOENIX IND EST
ROSSLYN CRES,
LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW,
MIDDX, HA1 2SP UK
grow@italianingredients.com
Suttons
Suttons Consumer Products Limited
Woodview Road
Paignton
Devon TQ4 7NG UK
Unwins
Unwins at Elm House Nurseries, Alconbury Hill
Huntingdon, PE28 4HY UK
Tuckers Seeds
Edwin Tucker & Sons Ltd
Brewery Meadow
Stonepark
Ashburton
Newton Abbot
Devon TQ13 7DG UK
VegetableSeeds.net
VegetableSeeds.net
Cowley Old House Farm
Preston Bissett
Buckingham BUCKS MK18 4DS UK
support@vegetableseeds.net
USA(102)
ALABAMA(1)
Sand Mountain Herbs
321 County Road 18 Fyffe, AL 35971 USA
Info@SandMountainHerbs.com
ARIZONA(3)
DP Seeds
DP SEEDS llc. 8269 S. Hwy. 95
Yuma, Arizona 85365 USA
Info@dpseeds.com
Native Seeds S.E.A.R.C.H.
3584 E. River Road, Tucson, AZ 85718 USA
employment@nativeseeds.org
Seeds Trust
Seeds Trust, PO Box 596
Cornville, AZ 86325 USA
support3@seedstrust.com
CALIFORNIA(16)
Bountiful Gardens
18001 Shafer Ranch Rd
Willits CA 95490 USA
bountiful@sonic.net
Digging Dog Nursery
P.O. Box 471 · Albion, CA 95410 USA
Emerald Seed Co.
P.O Box 1670 - 444 S. 8th Street, Suite B2
El Centro,California 92244 USA
sales@emeraldseed.com sales@emeraldseed.com
Green-Seeds
Shea Center Walnut
727, Brea Canyon Road,Suite 12
Walnut, Los Angeles County
CA 91789, California USA
GreenSeeds@Green-Genetics.com
Grow Organic
Mailing Address:
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
P.O. Box 2209
Grass Valley, CA 95945 USA
Retail Location:
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
125 Clydesdale Court
Grass Valley, CA 95945 USA
See our Hours, Map & Driving Directions
General Email:
helpdesk@groworganic.com
Heirloom Tomato Plants
1725 257th St
Lomita CA 90717 USA
tomatoplants@pacbell.net
J. L. Hudson, Seedsman
Box 337
La Honda, California 94020-0337 USA
catalog@jlhudsonseeds.net
Larner Seeds
PO Box 407
Bolinas, California 94924 USA
info@larnerseeds.com
Mountain Valley Growers
38325 Pepperweed Road
Squaw valley, CA 93675 USA
customerservice@mountainvalleygrowers.com
The Natural Gardening Company
P.O. Box 750776
Petaluma CA 94975-0776 USA
info@naturalgardening.com
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5723 Trowbridge Way
San Jose, Ca 95138 USA
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P. O. Box 361, Redwood City, California 94064 USA
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6116 Highway 9
Felton, CA 95018 USA
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122 Calistoga Road, #178
Santa Rosa, CA 95409 USA
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Carmel, CA 93921 USA
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University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616, USA.
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23 Tulip Drive PO Box 638 Bantam
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3580 Main Street
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Select Seeds
180 Stickney Hill Rd
Union, CT 06076 USA
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Eden Organic Nursery Services(E.O.N.S.)
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Hallandale, Florida 33008 USA
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Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986 USA
Seedland,Inc.
9895 ADAMS ROAD
WELLBORN, FL 32094 USA
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12287 117th Drive
Live Oak, FL 32060 USA
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P O Box 23006
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Seed Savers Exchange
3094 North Winn Road
Decorah,Iowa 52101 USA
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22555 Laredo Trail
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Pendleton’s Country Market
1446 E. 1850 Rd.
Lawrence, KS 66046 USA
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1313 23rd Road
Kanopolis, KS 67454 USA
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PO Box 520
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49 Kinney Road
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Mailorder Gardening Association
5836 Rockburn Woods Way
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Kokopelli Seed Foundation
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HomeHarvest Seeds.com
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2278 Baker Creek Road
Mansfield, MO 65704 USA
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4202 E. 307th St.
Cleveland, MO 64734 USA
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3334 North 88th Plaza
Omaha, Nebraska 68134 USA
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28008 Mill Road, Murdock, NE 68407 USA
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94 Northwood Drive
Rochester, N.Y.
14612 USA
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355 Paul Road
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Rochester, NY 14624-0966 USA
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269 Auburn Road, Route 34
Locke, New York 13092 USA
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PO Box 548
Buffalo, New York USA
USA 14240-0548
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Sweet Sunnah
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17 Oberfest St.
P.O. Box 109
Liberty, NY 12754 USA
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Thomas Andres
5440 Netherland Ave., D24
Bronx, New York 10471 USA
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25079 Brush Creek Rd
Sweet Home, OR 97386
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990 Tetherow Rd, Williams, OR 97544 USA
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3388 Merlin Rd.Ste. 400
Grants Pass, OR 97526 USA
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PO Box 69
Williams, OR 97544 USA
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1190 Old Salem Road NE
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Willamette Valley,Oregon USA ?
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Peace Seedlings
2385 SE Thompson St.
Corvallis,OR 97333-1919 USA
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2385 SE Thompson St.
Corvallis,OR 97333-1919 USA
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PO Box 158
Cottage Grove, OR 97424 USA
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20546 Alsea Highway
Alsea, Oregon 97324 USA
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P.O. Box 192
Molalla, Oregon 97038 USA
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Eugene,OR 97403 USA
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P.O. Box 1509
Philomath, OR 97370 USA
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Reamstown, Pa. 17567-0365 USA
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PO Box C5030
Warminster, PA 18974 USA
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P.O. Box 23
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Springville, UT 84663 USA
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Wolcott, VT 05680 USA
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Randolph, WI 53956
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334 W Stroud Street
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
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334 W. Stroud St.
Randolph, WI 53956 USA
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [SANET-MG] Wineberries: A Natural Crop with Promise
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te: Wed, 20 Apr 2011 14:05:54 -0500
From: Nature's Pace Sanctuary herm.naturespace@EARTHLINK.NET
Reply-To: CEO@Back40Group.com
Organization: Back 40 Group, Incorporated
To: SANET-MG@LISTS.IFAS.UFL.EDU <mailto:SANET-MG@LISTS.IFAS.UFL.EDU
I don't know why Rubus phoenicolasius, the Wineberry, should be so
uncommon. It is no more difficult to grow than a raspberry, to which it
is closely related. What is more, it has something to offer at most
seasons of the year. Native to Korea and China as well as Japan, this
vigorous deciduous shrub grows to 2.5m or 3m tall. These berries offer
market farmers or direct marketers ease of propagation, a unique and
tasty product that will sell for a great price. Unfortunately, 2 states
have classified it as an invasive but the plant is easily controlled
when properly cultivated. We have been growing wineberries in 2 states
for over 10 years and have had no problems at all.
The species is a perennial plant which bears biennial stems ("canes")
from the perennial root system. In its first year, a new stem grows
vigorously to its full height of 1-3 m, unbranched, and bearing large
pinnate leaves with three or five leaflets; normally it does not produce
any flowers. In its second year, the stem does not grow taller, but
produces several side shoots, which bear smaller leaves always with
three leaflets; the leaves are white underneath.
Link to fully illustrated article:
http://back40forums.com/index.php?topic=1766.msg2745#msg2745
"Wineberries A Plant with Commercial Promise"
The flowers are produced in late spring on short, very bristly racemes
on the tips of these side shoots, each flower 6--10 mm diameter with
five purplish red to pink petals and a bristly calyx. The fruit is
orange or red, about 1 cm diameter, edible, produced in summer or early
autumn; in botanical terminology, it is not a berry at all, but an
aggregate fruit of numerous drupelets around a central core. Ripening
occurs from early summer. The canes have fine, red thorns, which appear
much like red hair.
In addition to seed propagation, new plants are formed from the tips of
existing canes touching the ground. They enjoy moist soil and grow near
and within wooded areas.
As a fruit develops, it is surrounded by a protective calyx covered in
hairs that exude tiny drops of sticky fluid. The Wineberry has
orange-red bristles thick as down on its arching stems and protective
calyces. These stems show up well in winter, especially when sunlight
strikes them. Just like the raspberry it is biennial; that is, the canes
grow one year and fruit the next. The emerald-green leaves are up to
18cm long with white felted undersides, and are composed of three,
coarsely toothed, rounded, ovate or heart-shaped leaflets.
In early summer the small, star-like, whitish-pink, self-fertile flowers
emerge shyly, encased in a calyx - bristly armour made up of five long,
triangular bracts. Small, glistening, conical, orange-red fruit follow
in early August. These remain almost surrounded by the calyx until they
are ripe. This keeps the berries safe from the birds until they are
ready to pick.
You can eat them straight off the canes or cook them in the same way as
raspberries. As Coral Guppy of Kore Wild Fruits Nursery puts it: "The
Japanese wineberry nicely bridges the gap between summer and autumn
raspberries."
Every year I can hardly wait to pop my first wineberry of the season
into my mouth. Heavens! How can such a small, tiny ruby-red berry
taste so yummy?! This is a berry bush that has excellent potential as a
family favorite or as a good seller at farm stands or farmer's markets.
It also can be easily propagated by the farmer or gardener so once you
have some growing plants you won't need to buy more: you can produce as
many as you want. This is a good thing since there are only 2
nurseries in America that offer the plants for sale.
Fortunately, the Resilience Research Farm is licensed as a Missouri
grower and plants are available from Back40Books.com. The plants are
available in two sizes and are dug and shipped as orders arrive so you
are insured of fresh, viable stock. The plants are shipped in a
soil-less mix in plastic bags. They are NOT dormant bare root plants,
they are shipped Priority Mail fully leafed out. Nursery stock can not
be shipped to Massachusetts or Connecticut.
The plants are available in two sizes (all plants will bear the year
following planting):
For More Information click here:
http://www.back40books.com/item.asp?b=1&n=NPSWBS
All plants are shipped with planting, maintenance, and propagation
instructions included or e-mailed.
/**/*Growing tips*
Plant the Japanese wineberry in adequately drained but fertile soil,
preferably in a sheltered place. You will get the best fruit against a
sunny wall. Water well in summer. You can tie the canes along wires,
cutting out those that have fruited and tying in the replacements.
Because the stems are vigorous you can pinch them back in spring to
encourage branching. In theory, wineberries should be prone to pests and
diseases that assail raspberries, but in practice they are rarely
troubled. Birds and insects find it difficult to get at the fruits
through the calyces.
*Propagation*
To increase your stock, bury the cane tips in the soil in late summer.
(Japanese wineberry roots so effectively that you must take care to
prevent the arching stems of shrubs grown in the open from touching the
ground.) Or, you can take hardwood cuttings in late autumn.
Feel free to mail the writer if more information is required, however
there is a nice selection of photos included in the link above.
Herman Beck
Director
Resilience Research Farm (a.k.a. The Farm at Nature's Pace Sanctuary)
Herm.NaturesPace@earthlink.net <mailto:Herm.NaturesPace@earthlink.net
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