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Comments (4)I like Pinetree. They sell smaller quantities for smaller prices. But not smaller quality. Their shipping times are good and I've had great germination. They have a good selection of heirloom and open pollinated vegetables, and quite a few flowers as well ~ not as extensive as SSE, Seeds of Change or Baker Creek, but decent. The majority of their seeds are under a buck-fifty a pack. A few things are more expensive, but not many. Even their non-seed selections are cheap, like ten gladiolus bulbs for $5 (not A sized, but not C sized either). The amounts are plenty for small home gardeners ~ about 15 tomato seeds, a hundred lettuce seeds, 30 artichoke seeds, 15 squash seeds, 100-150 bean seeds, etc. Shipping is based on how much money you spend, with the highest charge being $9.99. Simple to calculate ~ nice....See MorePrice's Potato Bean
Comments (13)Sue, Thank you for the link. I appreciate it. Honestly, for me to get them from MS I would have to have an interstate collections permit from the USFWS, in addition to a Collections permit from MS DNR. (lots of money and lots of time ....sometimes years to wait for permit) BUT, it never hurts to make a few more phone calls and see what happens! In all honestly, I was lucky enough to find a private landowner who had collected seed and preserved them on their land. They have 3 growing there now, but won't allow it to be deemed a protected site since their home sits on this property. This particular person sent me the last of the seeds they had (which was not much mind you and dated 1998). I am excited to say I will be pushing forward and continuing my research this week! I will contact the person you suggested though on Monday. I could use more seed to complete my research in a more time economical manner. My intent is to find the key to unlocking the "threatened" status of this particular species and reintroduce it back into the wild. Cross your fingers and wish me luck! On a side note, I finally ended my search for the home of Sadie Price (the person for whom this plant is named). I found the home and did not have my camera handy! I verified the previous history through the historical society and plan to make my way there again this week to take some pictures. Sounds silly I know, but when you have learned everything you can about a species and it has consumed nearly 5 years of your educational life.....a house seems like a thing of beauty and a treasure to find! LOL...See MoreGREAT Price on Sweet Maria's top corn popper/coffee bean roaster
Comments (13)A year ago i found my old popper after running across a video and discussions on a coffeegeek forum. I've been using a chemex drip method for a few years and was researching a new grinder around that same time. I thought the home roasting was a bit nuts but keep the thought on a back burner... Now it is just an easy task i do when i'm in the kitchen anyway. Usually a weekend morning where we are anyway together, planning our day. I still have a favorite Costco bean, the yellow bag. I've even forgotten the name it's been so long. Took a few bags on our trip last summer. (but ran out and had to buy overpriced cans, gack!). Might have to pack a popper and green beans this summer. Watch a few videos and decide if it might be worth it to you....See MoreGood Vendors for Heirloom Beans?
Comments (5)I've had good germination with most cooking beans I've purchased at stores. The Rancho Gordo store beans sound very promising...plus you can eat the extras! I've ordered from Sandhill Preservation listed and linked above. They have a great selection, great prices and $3 shipping. I've been very happy with my orders and seeds from there. As their site indicates, you need to mail in an order form and payment, no online ordering. And you may wait a bit longer for your order at some times of the year since only a few people run the preservation center and their day jobs and harvest and seed processing may come before filling orders....See More- 6 years ago
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