Despite the fact that we still had a good foot of snow on the ground a few weeks ago, I went out in search of garden seeds. With Spring just around the corner, things have to warm up eventually, right?
I did some research into organic seed companies and found a website that I liked but hadn't ordered from before - High Mowing Seeds, out of Wolcott, VT. When I searched if I could buy the seeds locally, I found that Whole Foods a few towns over carried them. They had a nice selection, and these are the ones I brought home:
Next order of business is getting my onion & shallot sets! (Even if there's still too much snow in my garden and the ground is frozen because it's 20F out there!)
I did some research into organic seed companies and found a website that I liked but hadn't ordered from before - High Mowing Seeds, out of Wolcott, VT. When I searched if I could buy the seeds locally, I found that Whole Foods a few towns over carried them. They had a nice selection, and these are the ones I brought home:
I also found an article I liked about the company over at a website called A Way To Garden. The article is really informative and has a Q&A with the founder, Tom Stearns. I enjoyed it. You can read it HERE.
Next order of business is getting my onion & shallot sets! (Even if there's still too much snow in my garden and the ground is frozen because it's 20F out there!)
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