Rare, Open-pollinated & Heirloom Garden Seeds...good source here

[SoCalDem]

They even include cooking instructions & nutritional percentages


http://www.victoryseeds.com/catalog/index.html



Seeds and Plants

Victory Open-polinated and Heirloom Seeds

Vegetable Seeds

Family heirlooms and old time commercially released open-pollinated varieties of vegetables. Save seeds, preserve the variety, and start your own family traditional varieties.
Flower Seeds Flower Seeds

Wildflowers and other old time flower favorites, regional wildflower mixes and even a mix formulated to attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden.
Herb Seeds Herb Seeds

Our selection of herb seeds historically grown for culinary and medicinal purposes.
Click here for tobacco seed Tobacco Seeds

Although we do not promote the abuse of tobacco, it really is an interesting and unique ornamental flowering annual. We offer several rare varieties.
Wedding Favors

Seeds for Wedding & Bridal Shower Favors

Learn how we can help you integrate the tradition of seeds into your wedding event. Also excellent for other special occasions (birth announcements, memorials, etc.), as gifts, sales and marketing tools or in Holiday cards. Click here for more information.
Theme Garden Ideas Theme Garden Ideas

This is a collection of seed varieties organized by a specific time period, historical event, or theme.
Canned Victory Garden! Our "Canned Victory Garden"

This product was created in 1999 out of customer requests. Because of the savings value, it has continued to be popular. This is a collection of a large variety of open-pollinated seeds.

[alstephenson]

1. Thanks for posting! I love heirloom tomatoes!

The tomatoes at the grocery store taste like cardboard in comparison. But the heirlooms are so expensive at the farmers' markets!

[SoCalDem]

3. The ones we get seem to go bad in a day or two

and are mushy...even at $3 a lb.

[wiggs]

2. Bookmarked, thanks. Open pollinated non patented seeds = good. nt

[TNDemo]

4. Thanks. Another good site is Seeds of Change.

nm

[Mike 03]

5. Thank you for posting this.

I can't grow anything here, but it is good to see sources for these seeds.

Anything that heightens awareness about self-preservation is a huge positive.

TY

[pleah]

6. K&R

[Uncle Joe]

7. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, SoCalDem.:thumbsup:

[Lorien]

8. A few more here:

http://www.johnnyseeds.com/t-Heirloom_Seeds.aspx?source=google_organic_heirloom_seeds&gclid=CKTn09bX-p8CFdx05Qodkz2KWA

http://sweetcornorganicnursery.com/store/categories.php?category=Certified-Organic-%26-Heirloom{47}Open%252dPollinated-Seeds&gclid=CNrQ3_fX-p8CFWEO5QodwneGXA

http://www.southernexposure.com/index.html

http://www.heirloomseeds.com/organic.html

[WhiteTara]

9. thanks. I just read and bookmarked the site

I am so excited to get my garden going.

[SoCalDem]

10. I have not had one in years..but might this year

tomatoes are so awful lately..

[WhiteTara]

11. I have almost an acre to design into my garden

and I am just in heaven. The work is going to be incredible, but I can hardly wait. I'm planting fruits (tree and vine), vegetables, mushrooms, flowers and am setting up a chicken coop. I spent most of this winter planning, plotting and in general getting info about where to buy and what I need. I go to sleep at night dreaming of how and where to set fence posts and best directions for each element of the garden. I have never been happier in my life. After some of it is done, I will feel an incredible contentment as well...but right now, I just feel revved up wanting to get it started.

[4_TN_TITANS]

12. Wow... I'm excited

as we are picking out seeds right now, but I wish I had your level of garden euphoria. Need a smoke? :smoke:

[WhiteTara]

14. only if I can grow it in my garden

:evilgrin:

[Brickbat]

13. I LOVE Victory Seeds. They are awesome and I highly recommend them.

[lpbk2713]

15. Here's a good source of tomatoes & peppers.

Link: http://www.tomatogrowers.com/


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