If they won't ship to Canada then you need a US address. An expensive option would be to open a mailbox account with Mailboxes etc in the US. They provide a US postal address and will forward the mail anywhere (for a price). A less expensive option would be someone you trust in the US. Have the items shipped to them and they then ship to you. Be advised that this is technically illegal without the proper papers (shipping seeds/plants outside the US).

I have wintersown these this year...some sprouts have appeared. I also purchased many of the plants listed either from FEDco or elsewhere, and several seed trades. So, I have the beneficials mix, as well as individual seed packets. I bought Rue and Borage from another seed company that offers sample packs...nothing from that company has sprouted yet...either indoors under lights or wintersown.

I'll be ordering from Fedco pretty soon. How would this work? Do you want to send me your list and then send me a SASE? How is this usually done? Happy New Year to all.

Seed count: A+ Germination: A+ (for eggplant, peppers, onion, and artichoke, others to be tested later) Seed counts where at or above the amounts stated on packets or on the website. Germination Rate: A+ Germination: Started the seeds 2 weeks ago in a climate controlled grow room. Temperature is 80-85F (ideal for Peppers, Eggplant and Tomatoes). Light cycle is an automated 16 hours on, 8 off, watering has been every other day to every 3rd day depending on soil moisture readings, fans run 24 hours a day and the room is well ventilated to keep humidity low. Excellent germination so far on all tested seeds.