SEEDS

There's no such thing as too many plants. Looking to expand your garden or just starting one this year. Here are a few places to find heirloom seeds.

• Adaptive Seeds      www.adaptiveseeds.com
• Baker Creek             www.rareseeds.com
• Botanical Intersts  www.botanicalinterests.com
• Kitazawa Seed        www.kitazawaseed.com
• Territorial Seed                   www.territorial-seed.com
• Wild Garden Seed www.wildgardenseed.com
• Ed Hume Seeds https://humeseeds.com/
• Native Seeds SEARCH www.nativeseeds.org
• Nichols Garden Nursery www.NicholsGardenNursery.com

                          READING

Like that old fashioned smell of books? That smell is knowledge. Here are a few books for home growing.

• The Seed Garden by Seed Savers Exchange
• Seed to Seed by Suzanne Ashworth
• Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties by Carol Deppe
• The Organic Seed Grower: A Farmer’s Guide to Vegetable Seed Production by John Navazio
• Your Farm in the City: An Urban-Dweller's Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals by Lisa Taylor, Seattle Tilth Association
• Roundup Alternatives by Terry Turner and ConsumerNotice.org
• Paraquat: Dangers and Facts by Drug Watch

                         BEES

Gardeners and farmers grow more food when raising the right bee on the right crop - it’s that simple. Over the past thirty years, research and field trials have proven the positive relationship between bee diversity and crop yield. 

• Crown Bees  https://crownbees.com