Because heirloom varieties are unique seeds that have not been genetically modified
or crossed into other strains there are no specific features that they
share except that they have usually become accustomed to their local
growing area's conditions over the years.
Because heirloom seeds aren't crossed and bred locally, they can be
tough to find, but you can conveniently find them reasonably priced at Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.
Not only are heirloom varieties usually very tasty--after all, why would
a single seed be passed down for so many years?--but they also promote
genetic diversity and are not prone to diseases that can wipe out entire
varieties of homogenized vegetables.
Their collection of seeds is outstanding. They have 1,450 fine varieties of seeds to choose from. They come in a very garden appropriate burlap sack stamped with their name on it. If you would like to read more about them feel free to by clicking HERE.
I received their Home Gardner's Collection. This collection is perfect for the home gardener
or container gardener. It contains 20 full-sized
packets of seeds and The Baker Creek Vegan
Cookbook—all packaged in an attractive burlap
bag with a drawstring closure. Varieties in this
package are chosen to be productive in both
Northern and Southern climates.
I cannot wait to get started in my garden with these. I have everything ready to go just waiting for the right day. If you're a fellow gardener you know what I mean.
I also cannot wait to get my plants grown and picked so I can put the Vegan Cookbook to use. I've never really cooked Vegan but it's not something I'm against. I'll try anything once, twice if I like it.
Disclosure: I received no compensation for this publication. My opinions are my own and may differ from those of your own.
Disclosure: I received no compensation for this publication. My opinions are my own and may differ from those of your own.
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