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Renee's Garden
 Renee Shepherd is widely regarded as a pioneering innovator in introducing international vegetables, flowers and herbs to home gardeners
and gourmet restaurants. In 1997, Renee decided to get beyond the narrow reach of mail order. (She founded Shepherd's Garden
Seeds in 1985, later selling the company). She started Renee's Garden to make her specialty seeds more easily available to
all home gardeners nationwide.
With colleague Beth Benjamin, she established Renee's Garden to do what she likes best - searching out the very best seeds from around the world, testing
them in her own gardens, cooking with them (and developing recipes around their unique characteristics), and sharing them
with other gardeners. This seed line is Renee's personal selection of new, exciting and unusual seed choices of time-tested
heirlooms, the best international hybrids and fine open-pollinated varieties.
Click here for Renee's Garden Seeds
Territorial Seed Company
At Territorial Seed you'll find a dedicated staff of people who understand and care about growing plants from seed.
We take pride in knowing that our customers are growing and nourishing themselves with the best tasting and finest performing
varieties in the world.
Our purpose is to improve people's self-sufficiency and independence by enabling gardeners to produce an abundance of good
tasting fresh-from-the-garden food twelve months a year. This is one of my favorite seed companies.Their offerings, both flowers and vegetables gets bigger every
year. Located in Cottage Grover Oregon, they have varieties for costal climates. Duane Newcomb
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Seeds of Change
Organic seeds, food and information
   Our MissionIn 1989, we at Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to
help preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture. We sought to do this by cultivating and disseminating
an extensive range of open-pollinated, organically grown, heirloom and traditional vegetable, flower and herb seeds. This
is still our mission.
We seek out traditional varieties from the Americas and treasured heirlooms from abroad, many of which are in danger of
being lost due to the rapid consolidation within the seed industry and the decline of indigenous agriculture and seed-saving
knowledge.
In addition to our seeds, we've since grown to offer a broad selection of 100% organic seedlings, pears, apples, as well as gardening tools, books and an extensive line of our own organic foods. We believe there is a solution to one of modern day's largest environmental crisis: The loss of diversity and erosion/pollution
of our precious soil. Our conventional agricultural methods are polluting our planet, ourselves and future generations, as
well as squandering our valuable soil, water, and energy resources. We believe we can make a change to all of this: starting
with our seeds. Click Here
Welcome to Dutch Gardens!
We've been bringing the beauty of Dutch bulbs to U.S. gardeners for nearly a century. When you order from Dutch Gardens,
you'll receive the best quality bulbs and plants, direct from Holland.
The Best Quality
We work with only the best Dutch growers and accept only the highest quality, largest bulbs.
The bulbs that you order from Dutch Gardens are carefully monitored from the fields in Holland right to your door. All orders
are individually packed in our climate-controlled warehouse in Holland and are shipped to the States in climate-controlled
containers. This assures you receive the freshest, healthiest bulbs and plants possible.
The Best Varieties
Each year we choose from among thousands of varieties and millions of bulbs. We know from
experience which ones are the best performers. By working closely with Dutch growers and being in the field year-round, we
also have the inside track on all the newest varieties. When you order from Dutch Gardens, you can be assured that you are
getting the best bulbs in the world.
Dutch Gardens has the most beautiful catalog I have ever seen. I frequently thumb through it just to look at the
pictures. Duane Newcomb |
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