Safe Seed Pledge

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We feel that genetically engineered seeds have been insufficiently tested prior to public release. More research and testing are necessary to further assess the potential risks of genetically engineered seeds. We support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy people and communities.

Don’t Let Pests Bug Your Garden!

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Many pests threaten to harm your garden and some of them may even kill your plants and potentially ruin your harvest. Although using poisons to get rid of the problem is an option, some gardeners prefer a more natural approach to pest control. Keep your garden organic and free of pesticides with these effective ways to prevent or treat an infestation.

Endive

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Have you ever seen the word “endive” while looking at a recipe and not been sure what that is? Endive is a green, leafy plant that is a member of the chicory family. Although not as common as lettuce or … Continue reading →

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All about… Lemon Cucumber

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At first glance, it might be hard to believe that the Lemon Cucumber is actually a cucumber. But after a bite, you’ll know that there’s nothing sour about this cucumber! The rounded fruit of the Lemon Cucumber does resemble a … Continue reading →

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All about… Detroit Dark Red Beets

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The Detroit Dark Red Beet is a wonderful heirloom beet that is round, smooth, and a beautiful red color. These blood-red beets grow to be around 3 inches in diameter and taste very sweet. You can also eat the thinnings and … Continue reading →

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All about… Casaba Golden Beauty Melon

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The Casaba Golden Beauty Melon is a beautiful melon with a distinct and delicious flavor. These melons, which grow to weigh about 6 pounds, have a wrinkly golden skin and light flesh. If you’re looking to try a melon that’s … Continue reading →

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