Post by Jenny on Feb 4, 2005 1:41:46 GMT -5
Here are some links to companies we've ordered from. Some are better than others on certain things, but we like all of them and have had good success with their seeds. All have good customer service, too. 
Territorial Seed Company - www.territorial-seed.com
Located in the Pacific Northwest. We've had excellent success with their seeds. They carry open-pollinated, organic, as well as hybrid seeds. Good source of gardening related products.
Abundant Life Seed Company - www.abundantlifeseeds.com
All certified organically grown, open-pollinated seeds and plants. Nothing genetically engineered. Original company had a fire last year. Such extensive damage that they were unable to publish a catalog last year. Sounds like the company sort of divided, and they originally were not going to do a catalog anymore. But a couple took over that part of it, and is working with Territorial Seed Company to get back on their feet --- maybe a sister company or something. Informative catalog/site, and excellent quality seeds. A little expensive, but often have things that are very hard to find.
Denali Seed Company - www.denaliseed.com
An Alaskan Company. We have not purchased seeds from them in a couple of years, but they have good quality. I hear their selection is expanding. Very informative catalog.
Johnny's Selected Seeds - www.johnnyseeds.com
Nice catalog. Not as much in the way of organic open-pollinated seeds as I would like. But, they have lots of other gardening related items. They carry a wonderful pectin. Unlike anything else I've found. You can use any kind of sweetener or none at all. Still end up with great jelly or jam. If you make jellies and jams, it's worth getting their catalog!
Irish Eyes - www.irish-eyes.com
Best selection of spuds anywhere, and a most informative catalog. They also carry a good selection of garlic and onions, along with a little of everything else.
Stokes Seed Company - www.stokesseeds.com
This is a bigger company. You can by in huge quantities, or in packets. Good prices and service.
Anybody's welcome to post more......
Jenny
Alaska HOMESTEADING Journal
Territorial Seed Company - www.territorial-seed.com
Located in the Pacific Northwest. We've had excellent success with their seeds. They carry open-pollinated, organic, as well as hybrid seeds. Good source of gardening related products.
Abundant Life Seed Company - www.abundantlifeseeds.com
All certified organically grown, open-pollinated seeds and plants. Nothing genetically engineered. Original company had a fire last year. Such extensive damage that they were unable to publish a catalog last year. Sounds like the company sort of divided, and they originally were not going to do a catalog anymore. But a couple took over that part of it, and is working with Territorial Seed Company to get back on their feet --- maybe a sister company or something. Informative catalog/site, and excellent quality seeds. A little expensive, but often have things that are very hard to find.
Denali Seed Company - www.denaliseed.com
An Alaskan Company. We have not purchased seeds from them in a couple of years, but they have good quality. I hear their selection is expanding. Very informative catalog.
Johnny's Selected Seeds - www.johnnyseeds.com
Nice catalog. Not as much in the way of organic open-pollinated seeds as I would like. But, they have lots of other gardening related items. They carry a wonderful pectin. Unlike anything else I've found. You can use any kind of sweetener or none at all. Still end up with great jelly or jam. If you make jellies and jams, it's worth getting their catalog!
Irish Eyes - www.irish-eyes.com
Best selection of spuds anywhere, and a most informative catalog. They also carry a good selection of garlic and onions, along with a little of everything else.
Stokes Seed Company - www.stokesseeds.com
This is a bigger company. You can by in huge quantities, or in packets. Good prices and service.
Anybody's welcome to post more......
Jenny
Alaska HOMESTEADING Journal
