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theres a great herb seed company in ontario canada ' richters seeds ' , theyve 1000 herb seeds including wilds . plus all kinds of other things . i used to get their catalogs and theyre like herbals because theyre so info stocked . heres a link to their sites herb seed page :
http://www.richters.com/newdisplay.c...=6239648.21605
ps - good / interesting thread oregon !!!
WOW! Richters does carry a lot! Thanks for sharing.
Mary Kay
no sprouting yet!!! Maybe I should freeze the remaining seeds to "reboot" them?Quote:
Lambs Quarters grow very fast. It was a huge success. In the fall when it starts getting cold, the Magenta Spreen stop growing much sooner then the normal Lambs Quarters.
Steve did you save seeds off your plants? Any to share?
Thnx Michigan Roman...
I'm in Mississsauga and have some good places for organic produce but am always looking for places in Ontario to buy other raw stuff and have been looking for a seed place. I've bought some from a fairly large raw food supplier in Ontario but haven't had greatest of luck with the seeds for sprouting.
Gonna check out the site. If you have any more great places in Ontario, please let us know.
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Just did a quick visit to the Richters site. You weren't kidding !!! Gonna have a really good look later this aft.
thanx so much again.
gab
my neighboors been gardening since the 60's in a big 40 X 150 garden that she totally loves ands grown millions of seeds in , and all this time shes been buying seeds mail order from seed company catalogs . and believe me shes bought seeds from a 100 companies or more . and guess where her favorite seed companies at ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gab
http://www.stokeseeds.com/cgi-bin/St...e306b5/Catalog
* theyve a million flower seeds / bulbs , and many vegi seeds . but i dont think sprouting seeds , but can ask . these people are PRO FARMERS that develop seeds FOR FARMERS = theyre dead serious about the seeds they produce and it shows in the quality of the plants their seeds create
I've got 62 buck worth of seeds in my cart at rickter....and I'm not suppose to buy any more, lol!
I'll need to think on this......:o
I found richters has yerba santa leaf, so I will likely be ordering from them too. Thanks for the link MR, I ordered their catalog. Next year I won't pull the lambs quarter that springs up around here.
68 dollars with the shipping!!!
It's coming out the food budget, folks, so help me!
Woohoo T-Bird, thats a lotta seeds!
Was just thinking about this thread yesterday, when I just didn't feel like going out into the deep snow to get some kale in the garden, and I whipped out my container of frozen lambs quarters to put into the kids' juice in the a.m.
Man, I'm so glad I took the time to freeze those this summer/fall. It is so worth it!
I was just looking at a catalog that came to our house from Gurney's...not organic or anything, but they have walnut trees and almond trees, that they say are good down to zone five. I'm in zone five. Hmmmm.
Mary Kay
And I've got 2-300 worth of seeds at home already....I'm hopeless, probably insane.....I swore I wouldn't get anymore for 2010....Quote:
Woohoo T-Bird, thats a lotta seeds!
LOL, You're probably not alone. A lot of us have big eyes/high hopes!
Maybe you'd like to divvy up some of the packets?
I'd be interested! Might be more trouble than it's worth though.
Mary Kay
The Chicago Raw Foodist's Seed Bank.
Founder and Principal: T-Bird.
woooooooo hoooooooooo tbird ,
now im not the only one with hundreds of dollars worth of seeds :D
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