Hey Folks,
I used to have a list here that I found by searching on Google but many have complained that it is old or false info. I am removing the list and suggest that you research your own seed company before you place your order. I order from High Mowing Organic Seeds in VT and Botanical Interests. They have great products, organic seeds, and good customer service.
Last year I ordered many of our seeds from High Mowing Organic Seeds. Based out of Vermont, High Mowing offers 100% Certified Organic, Non-GMO Seeds and over 450 Heirloom, Open-Pollinated and Hybrid Seeds. Their new seed catalog for 2010 is online now. I’m already starting to plan for next year!
But, this growing season is still in full swing. The days have been warm and the nights have not been getting a hard frost. Our greenhouse greens are doing really well.
The temp outside was around 50 degrees, but inside it was about 74 degrees.
Buying seeds can be expensive. Make the best of your investment by staying organized. I separated my seeds into two piles, starting indoors and starting outdoors. Then I cataloged them by how many weeks before my last frost date they should be started. Now I just have to stay on top of things and I should have happy seedlings.
The seedlings I started on March 1 have almost all sprouted and are doing well. I guess the cornmeal really works because I haven’t had any more mold. Here is a pic of the Black Beauty eggplants.
