South Carolina Foundation Seed Association

VGary · December 15, 2007

Passing along a good seed source for consideration.
Gary

South Carolina Foundation Seed Association
1162 Cherry Road Box 349952, Clemson, SC 29634
Telephone: 864-656-2520
Welcome! The South Carolina Foundation Seed Association has served as a source of quality seed for seedsmen, farmers and gardeners since 1950. Our mission is to provide quality seed and encourage the use of varieties developed by Clemson University, other experiment stations and United States Department of Agriculture.

Our Vegetable and Heirloom Lists include vegetables, heirloom vegetables (many from the collection of Dr. David Bradshaw, Clemson University), herbs, sunflowers and sweet potato plants for spring 2007 planting. We are also offering seed of a number of varieties that have been Organically grown by Certified Organic Producers.

We look forward to providing you with quality seed and timely information. Again, thank you for visiting with us.
http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/seed/

shelleybean · December 15, 2007

Thanks! There are a lot of interesting varieties listed there. Tons of beans and field peas.

JimM_SC · December 22, 2007

Gary,
Thanks for the link. Ashley is my favorite cuke and I didn't know Clemson was the one to release it. I'm just a few hours away and wasn't aware of this program. Now we need to get some of the members in Greenville/Anderson to let us know if they have a walk-in sales desk.

December 15, 2007	#1
VGary Tomatoville Honoree Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Louisville, Kentucky Posts: 460	South Carolina Foundation Seed Association Passing along a good seed source for consideration. Gary South Carolina Foundation Seed Association 1162 Cherry Road Box 349952, Clemson, SC 29634 Telephone: 864-656-2520 Welcome! The South Carolina Foundation Seed Association has served as a source of quality seed for seedsmen, farmers and gardeners since 1950. Our mission is to provide quality seed and encourage the use of varieties developed by Clemson University, other experiment stations and United States Department of Agriculture. Our Vegetable and Heirloom Lists include vegetables, heirloom vegetables (many from the collection of Dr. David Bradshaw, Clemson University), herbs, sunflowers and sweet potato plants for spring 2007 planting. We are also offering seed of a number of varieties that have been Organically grown by Certified Organic Producers. We look forward to providing you with quality seed and timely information. Again, thank you for visiting with us. http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/seed/ __________________ *"We believe we mere debtors to God in relation to each other and all men, to improve our Time and Talents in this Life, in that manner in which we might be most useful." Shaker Covenant 1795*

December 15, 2007	#2
shelleybean Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 2,648	Thanks! There are a lot of interesting varieties listed there. Tons of beans and field peas. __________________ Michele

December 22, 2007	#3
JimM_SC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Burnet, TX Posts: 138	Gary, Thanks for the link. Ashley is my favorite cuke and I didn't know Clemson was the one to release it. I'm just a few hours away and wasn't aware of this program. Now we need to get some of the members in Greenville/Anderson to let us know if they have a walk-in sales desk.