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Where you all get your vegetable seeds from?
- Thread starter markk
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In searching some heirlooms on SeedSavers, I found one of their suppliers that is super old school and sells directly (bypassing $eed$aver$): J.L. Hudson Seedsman. Prices are incredible and variety is more "unique" than "common".
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 biodiversity, the propagation and dissemination of rare, threatened and endangered plants, research into the biology of seeds, and the preservation of vanishing knowledge of the uses of plants - called "ethnobotany" or "ethnobotanical knowledge". To this end, we propagate and 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.
Bulk Veggie seeds: http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/BulkVeg.htm
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 biodiversity, the propagation and dissemination of rare, threatened and endangered plants, research into the biology of seeds, and the preservation of vanishing knowledge of the uses of plants - called "ethnobotany" or "ethnobotanical knowledge". To this end, we propagate and 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.
Bulk Veggie seeds: http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/BulkVeg.htm
troutman
Seed Whore
mushulatubbee
Member
Anyone have access to azzkicking horseradish root i could play with! I adore this root!
Hudson’s is good.
Can’t help you on a lead for what’s a good one, I got some roots from a friend. A tip though when planting. It can spread like a SOB, if you want to control it, plant in a buried receptacle of some sorts.
WilliametteWilly
Member
Territorial Seeds out of Oregon is amazing if you are looking for organic seeds.
soundman
Member
St. Phatty
Active member
I like them too.
Tomato seeds are fun to save. You pick them out of the tomato, let them dry.
Coming down the last lap for planting fruit trees.
Next up is VEGETABLES.
To update, Baker Seeds germination for 2017 has been 90%+ on all the varieties I have sprouted. A few thousand seed at least I have started currently. I have been very impressed withe the vigor of the plants as well.
The cukes, several variety, were so vigorous that I had an oh crap moment that I started them too early. The weather looks great so I'll be OK. That's another good feature of the 50 ct round cell flats. The cells are big enough, takes a bit to rootbound.
Will be starting the melons and the squash next.
But in all seriousness there are like 2 types of kernels. One is sweeter and the other? Not so good.
I'm just getting mine at a hardware store, but need to go online for lemon balm.
