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This smaller version of a Blue Hubbard yields blue gray, teardrop shape fruits with sweet, deep orange flesh. One of these makes a meal for a family of four. Keeps well. (90-100 days) ~25 seeds.
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You can learn lot about gardening by reading seed catalogs.

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Whether your garden is frozen over or your first freeze is yet to arrive,
it’s never too early to start dreaming about next year’s garden.
If you set aside a little time this winter to plan what to grow next year,
you’ll be rewarded with an early start come spring. Plus, you
can make your green thumb even greener just by reading seed catalogs.
New gardeners, especially, should read seed catalogs to learn about fruit
and veggie varieties that are naturally pest- and disease-resistant,
are fabulously prolific, or offer superior flavor and nutrition. It’s also a good way to introduce yourself to underappreciated
but fun-to-grow fruits and veggies such as
kohlrabi and mouse melonsGET SOME GIANT BEAFSTEAK TOMATOE SEED FOR 2-3POUND TOMATOES AND TRY A VARIETY OF HEIRITAGE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND PLANT ALL YOUR SEEDS FROM
PEARS,CHERRIES,GRAPES,KUMQUATS,LECHES,RAMBUTAN,LOQUATS,PLUMBS,HICKORY
NUTS,WALNUTS BLACK AND BUTTERNUTS,BEECHNUTS,HAZZEL NUTS,PINE NUTS AND SAMPLES
FROM YOUR WHOLE GARDEN CATALOGE SECOND HILL OVER IN A AWILDERNESS AREA THAT
YOU CAN REACH IN A 2 OR THREE HOUR DRIVE SO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE
WITH THE GANDKIDS FRIENDS AND SOMEPLACE TO GO FOR ANOTHER CAMPING
TRIP,PICNIC! YOU WILL FIND THE DEEPLY PLANTED-IE.10-14 INCH DEEP,VERY
EARLY PLANTED SEED GROWS DEEP ROOTS FIRST FOLLOWED BY LUXURIOUS ABUNDANT
TOP GROWTH AND FRUITING! THE SAND AND GRAVEL ON COMMON BREAKING ERODING
MOUNTAINOUS,HILLY HIGHLANDS THAT HAVE SUFFERED GLACIERS ETC LEAVING BROKEN
SANDY SOIL IN PIRAMIDIAL SLOPING PILES WILL PRODUCE ABUNDANT HARVEST JUST
BY PLANTING THE SEEDS! ALLOW FOR 90%GERMINATION,DON'T OVERCROWD AND APART
FROM SKATERING THE PROBLE RABIT MANURE YOU WILL ENCOUNTER QUICKLY ACROSS
THE SAND YOU WILL NEED NOTHING BUT TO VISIT 3,4,5,6,7ETC MONTHS LATER TO
HARVEST WITH FRIENDS! SUGAR BEETS GET 6-10LB IN 5 MONTHS,15-20 LB IN 8
MONTHS,MAKE SUPER BORCHE AND DYNAMITE WINE! PS. SAVE THE 3DAY FERMENTED
BOILED BEETS AFTER STRAINING TO ADD TO 3 CUPS OF PREBOILED WATER AND 2CUPS
OF PLAIN YOGURT TO GET AWARD WINING WINE FLAVORD BORCHE! PS: DIG A 10 FOOT
DEEP ROOT CELLAR AND COVER WITH WOOD,LOGS TARP ETC FOR STORAGE OF THE 5-50
TONS OF FOOD THAT WILL GROW FROM AN EARLY PLANTED MOUNTAIN GARDEN. I FIND
PLANTING THE LAST SNOWY WEEK ALLOWS FOR GREAT ROOT DEVELOPMENT AND CORN
PLANTED 14 INCHES DEEP IN SANDYGRAVEL ALWAYS FINDS ITS WAY UP! ALL WEIRD
RED,PURPLE,RAINBOW,GIANT SWEET TASTE MARVELOUS AND THE GIANT LIMA BEANS GET
1\4BL PER BEAN 5-7 BEANS TO THE POD AND WERE PREVIOUSLY CALLED GIANT
CHINESE SWORD BEANS! GOOD LUCK AT HELPING TO MAKE A MARVEL PLANET!
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The online versions of seed company catalogs are quick and easy to use. Plus, they tend to be more up-to-date.
Lucky for us, it’s easier than ever to find healthy garden seeds that were grown organically and come from solid, open-pollinated stock. Even some of the largest seed companies are beginning to offer a wider selection of organic, non-hybrid, and non-chemically-treated seeds. When possible, order garden seeds from companies based in your area. Their varieties are more likely to be well adapted to your soil and climate. The following seed companies (organized by state; skip to the end for Canadian listings) have a great selection of open-pollinated and organic vegetable and herb seeds, and you’ll learn a lot from their informative catalogs. Their extensive offerings are available online and/or via traditional print catalogs.

ALABAMA
Sand Mountain Herbs (Fyffe, Ala.)

ARIZONA
Native Seeds / SEARCH (Tucson, Ariz.)
Seeds Trust (Cornville, Ariz.)

CALIFORNIA
Bountiful Gardens (Willits, Calif.)
J. L. Hudson, Seedsman (LaHonda, Calif.)
Laurel’s Heirloom Tomato Plants (Lomita, Calif.)
Mountain Valley Growers (Squaw Valley, Calif.)
Natural Gardening Co. (Petaluma, Calif.)
Ornamental Edibles (San Jose, Calif.)
Peaceful Valley Farm Supply (Grass Valley, Calif.)
Redwood City Seeds (Redwood City, Calif.)
Renee’s Garden (Felton, Calif.)

COLORADO
Botanical Interests (Broomfield, Colo.)
Golden Harvest Organics (Fort Collins, Colo.)
The Garlic Store (Fort Collins, Colo.)

CONNECTICUT
Comstock, Ferre & Co. (Wethersfield, Conn.)
John Sheeper's Kitchen Garden Seeds (Bantam, Conn.)
New England Seed (Hartford, Conn.)

FLORIDA
Eden Organic Nursery Services (E.O.N.S.) (Hallandale, Fla.)
The Gourmet Gardener (Live Oak, Fla.)
The Pepper Gal (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)
Tomato Growers Supply Co. (Fort Myers, Fla.)

ILLINOIS
American Organic Seed & Grain (Warren, Ill.)
Underwood Gardens (Woodstock, Ill.)

INDIANA
Great Harvest Organics (Atlanta, Ind.)
The Chile Woman (Bloomington, Ind.)

IOWA
Blue River Organic Seed (Kelley, Iowa)
Mark Seed Co. (Perry, Iowa)
Sand Hill Preservation Center (Calamus, Iowa)
Seed Savers Exchange (Decorah, Iowa)

KANSAS
Pendleton’s Country Market (Lawrence, Kan.)
Skyfire Garden Seeds (Kanopolis, Kan.)

KENTUCKY
Ferry-Morse Seed Company (Fulton, Ky.)
Sustainable Mountain Agriculture Center (Berea, Ky.)

MAINE
FEDCO Seeds (Waterville, Maine)
Johnny’s Selected Seeds (Winslow, Maine)
Pinetree Garden Seeds (New Gloucester, Maine)
Wood Prairie Farm (Bridgewater, Maine)

MARYLAND
Pepper Joe's (Timonium, Md.)

MICHIGAN
Krohne Plant Farms, Inc. (Hartford, Mich.)

MINNESOTA
Albert Lea Seed House (Albert Lea, Minn.)

MISSOURI
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds (Mansfield, Mo.)
Granny's Heirloom Seeds (Humansville, Mo.)
Pantry Garden Herbs (Cleveland, Mo.)

NEW HAMPSHIRE
G & H Garlic Farm (Littleton, N. H.)

NEW JERSEY
Thompson & Morgan (Jackson, N.J.)

NEW MEXICO
Gourmet Seed International (Tatum, N.M.)
Plants of the Southwest (Santa Fe and Albuquerque, N.M.)
Seeds of Change (Santa Fe, N.M.)
Seeds West Garden Seeds (Albuquerque, N.M.)

NEW YORK
Harris Seeds (Rochester, N.Y.)
Seedway (Hall, N.Y.)
Stokes Seeds Inc. (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Turtle Tree Seed (Copake, N.Y.)

NORTH CAROLINA
Appalachian Seeds (Flat Rock, N.C.)
Cornerstone Garlic Farm (Reidsville, N. C.)

OHIO
Bobba-Mike’s Garlic Farm (Orrville, Ohio)

OREGON
Abundant Life Seeds (Saginaw, Ore.)
Horizon Herbs (Williams, Ore.)
Nichols Garden Nursery (Albany, Ore.)
One Green World (Molalla, Ore.)
Sow Organic Seed (Williams, Ore.)
Territorial Seed Co. (Cottage Grove, Ore.)
The Thyme Garden Herb Company (Alsea, Ore.)
Victory Seed Company (Molalla, Ore.)
Wild Garden Seed (Philomath, Ore.)

PENNSYLVANIA
Container Seeds (Wellsboro, Penn.)
Heirloom Seeds (W. Elizabeth, Penn.)
The Cook’s Garden (Warminster, Penn.)
W. Atlee Burpee Co.(Warminster, Penn.)

SOUTH CAROLINA
Park Seed Co. (Greenwood, S.C.)
R. H. Shumway’s (Graniteville, S.C.)
Seeds for the South (Graniteville, S.C.)

TENNESSEE
Marianna’s Heirloom Seeds (Dickson, Tenn.)
New Hope Seed Company (Bon Aqua, Tenn.)

TEXAS
Garden Store-N-More (LaPorte, Tex.)
Willhite Seed Inc. (Poolville, Tex.)
Bob Wells Nursery (Lindale, Tex.)
Brown’s Omaha Plant Farms (Omaha, Tex.)
Dixondale Farms (Carrizo Springs, Tex.)

VERMONT
High Mowing Organic Seeds (Wolcott, Vt.)

VIRGINIA
Garden Medicinals and Culinaries (Earlysville, Va.)
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (Mineral, Va.)

WASHINGTON
Filaree Farm (Okanogan, Wash.)
Garden City Seeds (Ellensburg, Wash.)
Osborne Seed Company (Mount Vernon, Wash.)

WISCONSIN
Botanikka Seeds (Iron Ridge, Wis.)
Totally Tomatoes (Randolf, Wis.)
Vermont Bean Seed Co. (Randolph, Wis.)

CANADA
Boundary Garlic Farm (Midway, British Columbia)
Gardeners Web (Bowden, Alberta)
Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens (St. Albert, Alberta)
Salt Spring Seeds (Salt Spring Island, British Columbia)
Stellar Seeds (Sorrento, British Columbia)
West Coast Seeds (Delta, British Columbia)
William Dam Seeds (Dundas, Ontario)
Richter's (Goodwood, Ontario)

For more help planning your spring garden, check out the following articles from the Mother Earth News Archive:

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Adaptogenic herbs do what their name implies -- assist the body in "adapting" to its environment. Unlike other herbs, such as milk thistle--which directly affects liver cells, or calendula--which acts as a local antiseptic; adaptogenic herbs work on the body as a whole, encouraging a variety of body systems to cope with physical and emotional stress, recover from overwork and protect against disease. Examples include Asian ginseng, Siberian ginseng, ashwaganda, astragalus, ligusticum, shiandra and licorice.
Siberian ginseng. Eleutherococcus senticosus; also called Eleuthero or Siberian ginseng, is an excellent, and well-known, adaptogenic herb.
The clinical prescribing of Eleuthero is considerable throughout the world of botanical medicine. In fact, this herb is a common ingredient in herbal formulas designed to support both the adrenal and immune systems. Siberian ginseng remains one of my favorite adaptogenic herbs. I particularly like it for young and middle-aged people who suffer from fatigue brought on by any sort of stress, including both overwork and emotional duress. I also find that patients with a history of frequent winter colds and flu can reduce the incidence of these viral illnesses by taking Eleuthero throughout the several months of flu season.
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Studies suggest that ginseng increases the size and number of cells in the adrenal gland. While scientists have not yet investigated every possible consequence of this effect, it is presumed that ginseng improves the ability of the adrenal glands to respond to stress by enhancing its production of cortisol, our primary anti-stress hormone. Scientists also say that that ginseng extracts may help our whole body to more efficiently make use (or control the levels) of cortisol, and, in this way, cope better with physical and emotional demands.

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Crystal System: Orthorhombic Chemical Composition: Fluosilicate of aluminum Color: Blue Hardness: 8 Specific Gravity: 3.53 - 3.56 Refractive Index: 1.610 - 1.620 Dispersion: 0.014 Pleochroism: Colorless, pale pink, blue Birthstone: December (alternate stone) Zodiac: Sagittarius Enhancements: Blue topaz is commonly produced by irradiating and thenheating "white" topaz. The treatment is universal and permanent. (THEREARE NATURAL BLUE TOPAZ HOWEVER RARE AND FROM MG BRAZIL! DIAMOND MINEWASTE! A PROMISE NOT TO STEAL MAY GET YOU IN TO SEARCH BE SURE TO SHOWALL OF ALL THAT YOU GET AND DEAL WITH THE TOP BRASS AND THEIR GUIDANCE!) Crystal system: Trigonal Chemical composition: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) Color: Yellowish orange to brownish yellow Hardness: 7.0 Specific gravity: 2,65 Refractive index: 1,54-1.55 Dispersion: 0.013 Pleochroism: Yellow to light yellow Birthstone: November (alternate stone) Enhancements: Citrines may be heated to improve the color, and thetreatment is permanent. Crystal System: Orthorhombic Chemical Composition: Fluosilicate of aluminum Color: Peach-orange, yellow-orange Hardness: 8 Specific Gravity: 3.53 - 3.57 Refractive Index: 1.610 - 1.621 Dispersion: 0.014 Pleochroism: Honey yellow, pinkish yellow Birthstone: November Zodiac: Sagittarius Enhancements: Currently, there are no known enhancement procedures forPrecious Topaz. Rhodolite Garnet Rubellite Tourmaline Crystal system: Cubic Chemical composition: (FeMg)3Al2Si3O12 Silicate of magnesium, iron andaluminium. Color: Brownish red, violet red. Hardness: 7.0 - 7.5 Specific gravity: 3.6 - 4.2 Refractive index: 1.73 - 1.83 Dispersion: 0.024 Pleochroism: None Birthstone: January Zodiac: Aquarius Enhancements: Currently, there are no known enhancement procedures forRhodolite Garnet. Crystal System: Trigonal Chemical Composition: Borosilicate complex Color: pink, red, reddish purple Hardness: 7.0 - 7.5 Specific Gravity: 3.05 Refractive Index: 1.62 - 1.64 Dispersion: 0.017 Pleochroism: pink, dark red Birthstone: October (alternate stone) Enhancements: Some red and pink tourmalines are occasionally heated toimprove their color. Crystal system: Trigonal Chemical composition: Borosilicate complex Color: Green Hardness: 7.0 - 7.5 Specific gravity: 3.06 Refractive index: 1.62 - 1.64 Dispersion: 0.017 Pleochroism: pale green, dark green Enhancements: Some very dark green and dark blue green tourmalines areheated to lighten their colors. The treatment is permanent and onlyoccasionally performed.

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