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Where to buy organic seeds?

by Bobbi Chukran

Hi all,

I was going to compile a list of great places to find organic, non-genetically modified, open-pollinated seeds online, then ran into this link on the National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service website. All of these seed companies are highly recommended, and supply a wide variety of seeds for your organic garden.

The weather has turned cooler here, but so far, no more freezes or frosts. The few tomato plants I’ve already set out are not growing rapidly, but are still alive and perky. I’m going to take advantage of this overcast, coolish weather and plant more beans, cucumbers, etc. directly into the garden this weekend—and keep my fingers crossed!

Happy seed shopping, and have a good weekend!

dig it….

bobbi c.
Copyright ©2007 by Bobbi A. Chukran

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Posted in General, non-GMO, open pollinated seeds on March 16th, 2007

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