Seed catalogs arriving

Psychicwolf · Post by **Psychicwolf** » 02-23-2009 02:02 PM

Badspell/CK you should check out Granny's Seeds. They are in Missouri and the stuff I have ordered from them before have germinated well and given me good yield.
http://www.grannysheirloomseeds.com/

Cherry Kelly · Post by **Cherry Kelly** » 02-23-2009 03:18 PM

Yes I have some of the heirloom seeds from MO outfit and have had good luck with them as far as germination.

The only problem I have had with any of the heirloom seeds is that they are not as protected from wilt and certain bugs (that are found in some soil areas).

badspell · Post by **badspell** » 02-23-2009 05:54 PM

Granny's seeds. Hmmm that catalog has never showed up in my mailbox. I’ll look into it.

Now that I no longer travel. I am experimenting with saving seeds from the previous years superior or healthiest plants. I’m hoping the resistance to bugs and diseases will be inherited. Once my four season greenhouse is built I plan to clone.
I have two tomato plants 20” tall growing in the window with the help of a light. A little spindly, but very healthy.

Cherry Kelly · Post by **Cherry Kelly** » 03-02-2009 11:46 AM

First pepper seeds are starting to show up - grow. Only about half a dozen so far, but am hoping by the end of the week that there will be more....

Next will be to start tomatoes.