seed catalogs arriving

RinTinTin · December 12, 2010

I agree that Johnny's is a good company to deal with. If you subscribe to their email newsletter, they provide a lot of really good info also. They're one of the two "big" seed companies that I deal with. The other is Territorial Seeds, which is local to me. When I first started growing here in the PNW, I had a 100sq.ft. community patch. With that little space, you NEED to buy seeds that are proven growers in the region. Besides, since they are based out of Oregon, they have MANY of Jim Baggett's varieties available...his plants all do well in this climate.

December 12, 2010	#11
RinTinTin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Seattle Posts: 581	I agree that Johnny's is a good company to deal with. If you subscribe to their email newsletter, they provide a lot of really good info also. They're one of the two "big" seed companies that I deal with. The other is Territorial Seeds, which is local to me. When I first started growing here in the PNW, I had a 100sq.ft. community patch. With that little space, you NEED to buy seeds that are proven growers in the region. Besides, since they are based out of Oregon, they have MANY of Jim Baggett's varieties available...his plants all do well in this climate.