Growing Heirloom Vegetables

by kswanson56 on September 23, 2007

If you’re itching to grow a truly organic vegetable garden, you’d do best to go with so-called “heirloom” vegetables. These are the types of plants grown by traditional farmers in the old days, when everyone was an organic farmer, so you know they’ve been optimized for organic growing. In these days of hybrid and genetically modified plants, however, it might be difficult to find the types of “old-fashioned” seeds you’re looking for in a local garden store or home center. Fortunately, the Internet offers plenty of sites where you can order heirloom seeds for your garden. They may cost a little more than other brands, but they’re ideal for your needs.

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TopVeg 09.25.07 at 3:06 pm

There seems to be a renewed interest in organic seeds. The reference to heirloom seeds is useful. Thank you
TopVeg

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