Less than two weeks away for Toronto! Scadding Court Community Centre, Dundas at Bathurst Saturday March 19, 2005 10:00am-3:00pm I'll be walking over, it's not far from where I live. :) All the best, -Patrick

Hi Ginny, Yes, these places are fantastic. As for addictive well, er, I just finished sorting through my giant box of just veggie seeds for my other post (still working on listing them) and still have my flower seeds to do. I was at a heritage fair a month ago and there was a heritage seed table.....of course I now have enough marrow, squash, peas and beans to feed an army. Thank heavens my neighbour who just got a good tiller has offered to till some new garden beds for me. And I too learned a bit more about the plants and their history which the seller also listed on her seed packets. Participation keeps these events alive and well. Cheers from Kingston ON area, Peggy

I went last year and it is only growers selling seeds. The botanical Garden website describes it as " Come discover the wealth of our plant heritage and meet growers of organic flower, herb, medicinal plant and heritage vegetable seeds" . It was lots of fun, a lot of people, and at least a dozen sellers of all types and sorts of seeds. Seeds of Diversity had a booth there as well with seeds, publications for sale, and information. There was no admission for entry to the sale, but parking was about $l0 as I recall. It was a good time and I found a few new seed sellers who were very happy to share their knowledge.

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