It's winter. On the ranch that means shopping seed catalogs.
I used to trade seeds at Seed savers exchange but I don't have
much to trade this year. It's so dry here the heirlooms I grew in Coastal Orange County all die. The experiment has been to find vegetables and flowers that can live with low water. Here is a list of seed sellers and some growers who I have ordered from in the past. The list is in my personal order of preference rather than alphabetical. I highly recommend all the links on this list
If you have any that you love, please comment and let me know. I prefer non GMO seeds. What do you like?
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| Southern Exposure Seed Exchange |
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| Seeds of Change |
Victory Seeds
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| Tomatoes photograph by Jonathan Otto |
Center of the Web
http://centerofthewebb.com/
rare and exotic seeds
Baker Creek by far the most beautiful picture packets.
though I usually say don't by picture packs they cost much more than trading seeds and you are paying for printing, catalog and packing BUT this is so gorgeous and the seed packs at you garden center will sing siren mermaid songs that will carry you through digging, bug squishing and harvest with joy
https://www.rareseeds.com/
http://cloudviewfarm.org/ephrata/
Arc Institute
https://heirloomseedkits.com/
heirloom seeds
http://heirloomseeds.com/
Goodwin Seeds
http://www.goodwincreekgardens.com/group.asp?grp=129
southern exposure
www.southernexposure.com/