Heirloom Plants and Medicinal Herbs

[Guest guest]

Hello Chris,

Itd me Carol in NJ ..can you tell me how to grow seeds on windlwsills?

I want to try to do so this season as I always buy plants but I would like to

start them myself.

Thanks

Carol

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Happy Friday Everyone!

 

Even though its REALLY cold in most of the US now, its about that time

of year we start talking about getting our gardens together for

spring.It is amazing how fast the growing season comes along. I am ready

to go through the catalogs, place orders and start growing goodies on my

window sills

 

I was wondering if anyone has favorite places to get their heirloom

seeds from and medicinal plant seeds from (or even places that ship live

plants)?

 

I am putting together a list of some of the places I enjoy getting my

seeds from and I'll share them as soon as I am ready.

 

Have a great weekend folks!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Chris,

 

Here are a few places recommended by my herbal medicine instructor.

 

Peaceful Valley Farm Supply in Grass Valley, CA

http://www.groworganic.com

Horizon Herbs Seed Farm Williams, OR

http://www.chatlink.com/~herbseed/

#1 favorite -- Forest Farm Williams, OR for live plants --their hard

copy catalog is 528 pages long! http://www.forestfarm.com/

Roots & Rhizomes, Randolph, WI http://www.rootsrhizomes.com/hello.cfm

And, of course, Richters http://www.richters.com/

 

Jeanine

 

>

> I was wondering if anyone has favorite places to get their heirloom

> seeds from and medicinal plant seeds from (or even places

> that ship live

> plants)?

>

> I am putting together a list of some of the places I enjoy

> getting my

> seeds from and I'll share them as soon as I am ready.

>

> Have a great weekend folks!

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

>

> FREE Salt! January Special

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

[Guest guest]

Here is a list I found with a lot of links!

http://www.greenpeople.org/seeds.htm

 

Maybe (just a thought) we can get some kind of seed (or plant) swap

going on for spring. I know with baby coming I'll definitely need help

organizing and following through with that one, but it still sounds like

a nice idea ... I LOVE to swap seeds and when you spend that extra cash

for a pack of heirloom/organic seeds and still get more seeds than one

can possibly plant in a season or 5, it makes sense to swap

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

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.... favorite places to get their heirloom

seeds from and medicinal plant seeds from (or even places that ship live

plants)

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Happy Friday to you too,

 

I recently met the owners of the The Thyme Garden Herb Company here in

Oregon. They are neat people and I am excited to buy their live plants this

year. I am not going to try seeds unless it's calendula and easy. lol And

they do ship live plants too.

 

They do a lot of organic seed which is cool. Anyway, the addy is:

http://www.thymegarden.com

 

Have a great weekend everyone!

Margaret

Natural Indulgences LLC

 

 

>Happy Friday Everyone!

>

>Even though its REALLY cold in most of the US now, its about that time

>of year we start talking about getting our gardens together for

>spring.It is amazing how fast the growing season comes along. I am ready

>to go through the catalogs, place orders and start growing goodies on my

>window sills

>

>I was wondering if anyone has favorite places to get their heirloom

>seeds from and medicinal plant seeds from (or even places that ship live

>plants)?

>

>I am putting together a list of some of the places I enjoy getting my

>seeds from and I'll share them as soon as I am ready.

>

>Have a great weekend folks!

>

>*Smile*

>Chris (list mom)

>

>FREE Salt! January Special

>http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I am a big fan of Wally Hansen's nursery in Oregon. He sells a variety

of plants native to the Northwest: http://www.nwplants.com/.

 

Sara Moore, Coastal Rose

http://www.CoastalRose.com

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[Guest guest]

My absolute fave is

 

www.horizonherbs.com

 

an amazing family company with volumes of information and an excellent

selection of seeds, dormant roots and plants... " strictly medicinal "

 

Michelle

[Guest guest]

> can possibly plant in a season or 5, it makes sense to swap

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

 

I would definitely be up for this!!!

 

:-) M