Gardener's Group discussion

All welcome.
If you have some left from last year, please share it with us :)

I grew sunflowers for the first time last year, and some seeds saved.
They are a 5-6' sunflower called '' Strawberry Blonde'' .

Anybody have a favorite seed company? I love unique varieties and I'd really like to see if anyone has some good companies for unique corn or beans in particular. I have found some cool corn from native seeds and sustainable seed co, http://sustainableseedco.com/Organic-... but I feel like there has got to be more options out there!! Thanks

Baker seed company. Huge selection of heirloom varieties.

Depending on what you're looking for both Park Seeds and Burpee have quite a few options. I've had good results from both of those companies.

Some of my favorites include:

- Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (http://www.southernexposure.com/)

- Roundstone Native Seed for native seeds (http://roundstoneseed.com/)

- Sow True Seeds (https://sowtrueseed.com/)

- Annie's Heirloom Seeds (http://www.anniesheirloomseeds.com/)

We use several sources:

-- Johnny's (http://www.johnnyseeds.com/) for commercial varieties that grow well in northern climes

-- Fedco (https://www.fedcoseeds.com/), a cooperative, for potatoes and trees

-- Seed Savers Exchange (http://www.seedsavers.org/) for heirloom seeds

Seed Savers Exchange sells seeds, but it also serves as a clearinghouse for individual members who save seeds and make them available to other gardeners at a nominal cost. These individual members list their products by variety in an enormous annual catalog. The average seed catalog lists a few dozen tomato varieties while the Seed Savers Exchange lists hundreds of tomato varieties.