I have so much to learn about seed harvesting, and hopefully will know enough to harvest at least some from our garden this year, but I also need to get moving on ordering some seeds. With the intention of expanding our permaculture landscape markedly over the next few years, a good seed supply is crucial. And because our weather can change quite drastically from year to year, a solid seed bank is a necessity.
The Seed Banks of the World Continue to Grow (via Nogmoseedbank’s Blog)
July 16, 2010 by cdndirtbags
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Nothing better than having your own seed bank. I saved a lot of seed from our spring garden, some of which will be replanted next month for fall…
Sweet- you must have a longer growing season than we do. Hey, do you know anything about transplanting rhubarb by chance?