Ace 55 Tomato |
According to Wikipedia, "Open pollination is pollination by insects, birds, wind, or other natural mechanisms, and contrasts with cleistogamy, closed pollination, which is one of the many types of self pollination.[1] Open pollination also contrasts with controlled pollination, which is controlled so that all seeds of a crop are descended from parents with known traits, and are therefore more likely to have the desired traits.
The seeds of open-pollinated plants will produce new generations of those plants; however, because breeding is uncontrolled and the pollen (male parent) source is unknown, open pollination may result in plants that vary widely in genetic traits. Open pollination may increase biodiversity."
Cal Wonder Bell Peppers |
Varieties like the Calabrese Broccoli "An Italian heirloom that was brought to America in the 1880s, 5-8" heads and many side shoots"or the French Breakfast Radish "A pre-1885 French heirloom" are survivors!
French Breakfast Radish |
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All of the seeds listed are untreated, heirloom seeds.
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Mary has signed the Safe Seed pledge.
All seeds are organic, open-pollinated, non-gmo and non-hybrid.
Free shipping on all Seed orders!
Seed Orders placed Monday-Friday are shipped within 24 hours, except for holidays.
If you are looking for rare seed varieties that are not listed please send an email
and we'll try to accommodate you.
2 comments:
Glad there are still places to get "healthy" seeds. Thanks for sharing at A Humble Bumble!
WOW! I never knew this! Thank yo for sharing. Are these seeds from your own plants?? I will be checking them out! I never grew a garden since moving to NE TX a few years ago (9 months prego = no garden!) So, I'm finally excited to dig in and get serious about this whole gardening thing again! LOL! :)
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