Tribe.net. Local Connections Dhoa http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#f69e56b7-b9c4-4948-9c69-e82c243f1697 2007-09-30T23:21:15Z 2007-09-30T23:21:15Z

the seed exchange tribe is great too

Dhoa 2007-09-30T23:21:15Z grasshopper http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#d0efd98e-e1c4-4568-ab39-5c779c61bd31 2007-09-28T05:19:16Z 2007-09-28T05:19:16Z

thanks, charlie. nice tub!

grasshopper 2007-09-28T05:19:16Z Charlie http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#25cac37e-d6f5-4e7a-a77b-80841a555125 2007-09-28T05:13:49Z 2007-09-28T05:13:49Z

Oops! Try www.nativeseeds.org. Sorry, left off an s.

Charlie 2007-09-28T05:13:49Z Charlie http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#45954706-341a-4743-b861-221f2e78be85 2007-09-28T05:11:24Z 2007-09-28T05:11:24Z

This probably isn't much help for you up there but www.nativeseed.org is a great source for seeds in the southwestern deserts. Also known as Native Seed Search they are commited to saving native seeds from extinction. Their specialty is seeds used by the indeginious peoples of the area. They are located in Tucson AZ.

Charlie 2007-09-28T05:11:24Z ~Ms. Purity~ http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#57bd3f47-d6c6-4cb1-9b3c-7cf9385ddef2 2007-09-10T14:46:03Z 2007-09-10T14:46:03Z

Oh, I forgot to mention that the yearbook is over 400 pages of seed varieties. 86 of which are just tomatoes.

~Ms. Purity~ 2007-09-10T14:46:03Z grasshopper http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#cf597faa-626f-4c34-a5a3-96a5d547e7f7 2007-09-10T14:10:47Z 2007-09-10T14:10:47Z

great! thanks, Ms

grasshopper 2007-09-10T14:10:47Z ~Ms. Purity~ http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#d95d86bc-c950-4003-a45c-a9c2a465bc18 2007-09-10T13:51:33Z 2007-09-10T13:49:52Z

I use Seed Savers Exchange www.seedsavers.org but they are located in Iowa. However, if you become a member you get the Yearbook in February. The year book is where people all over the country offer heirloom (many are very rare) vegetable seeds to purchase.

~Ms. Purity~ 2007-09-10T13:49:52Z grasshopper http://greenthumbs.tribe.net/thread/100d080c-bb35-48db-9270-970f659f9e5f#4bb282a1-8bf5-4f4d-920e-18d640cc8338 2007-09-09T21:27:07Z 2007-09-09T21:27:07Z

i'm new to the northwest turtle island (willapa hills of southwest washington) and wondering of any people/places to locate fresh non-GM organic seeds, hopefully local strains as this is a pretty unique environment... a LOT of rain but winters that are mild for this far north. confident in most of the supplies from 'seeds of change' but they've become pretty pricey.

grasshopper 2007-09-09T21:27:07Z