Yellow Sweet Spanish Dry Bulb Onion, 3 g. (Intermediate to long day) 110 days. Large, dark yellow, globe-shaped bulbs. Flesh is creamy-white and mild-flavored. Thick necks should dry well before harvest. Use for bunching when young. Tolerates mildew and thrips. Bulbs don’t keep long, best used fresh! Pkt. We give 30% of your purchase to ECHO to support them in providing hope against hunger by sharing sustainable agriculture techniques around the world. (0.3g, ~25 seeds) Growing instructions: Perennial in zones 9 and 10; grow as an annual in colder climates. Germination: 75-85°F, light or dark, 3-6 days. Transplant. A legendary tomato always in demand in the Mid-Atlantic states. The following history is based on portions of our 1985 taped interview with M.C. Byles who developed this tomato in the early 1930s while in Logan, WV. Mr. Byles is affectionately known as “Radiator Charlie.”. He earned that nickname from the radiator-repair business he opened ...Garden Planner - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange ... Loading... ...Starting them too early and/or not potting them up. If you start your plants too early they can outgrow your pots before your ready to plant them out. In this case, you’ll need to pot them up. If you don’t do this they can become root bound which may stunt their growth and weaken them. If you’ve struggled with growing …Browse and buy seeds of heirloom and open-pollinated vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Find varieties adapted to your region, …Item #72202. 130 days. [Family heirloom from Erlene Melancon in east Texas. Erlene said that she has been spinning green cotton for years and that her grandmother loved using colored cotton in her quilts.] The fibers are light olive green and can be spun off the seed. Harvest the bolls shortly after they open so that the fiber does not fade in ...Danvers 126 Carrots. 75 days. [1947] Widely adapted, productive, and heat-tolerant. Dark-orange roots 6-7 in. long, 2 in. at the shoulder, tapering to a blunt point. Especially suited to growing in clay soil, and the strong tops aid harvesting. Good storage variety. STAFF ASSISTED TELEPHONE HOURS. Phone: 540-894-9480. JANUARY through MARCH: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time) APRIL through DECEMBER: Monday - Friday 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM EST. To help us serve you better please fill in your order blank completely and have your credit card on hand before you call. Acorn Community Farm is an intentional community in Louisa County, Virginia, founded in 1993. We are part of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities, which means that we hold in common our land, labor, resources, and income, and that we are not held together by religious beliefs. We strive to live in a sustainable, equitable, non-coercive ...A classic Southern pimento pepper, now with newly added nematode resistance. Very flavorful heart-shaped fruits (2 x 3 in.), thick flesh. Use fresh, roasted, peeled, or canned. Especially well suited for salads, Spanish omelets, or eating out of hand like an apple. Productive plants are tall and sturdy, with good foliage cover.Needs full sun. In zones 8-10 it can be sown directly after the last frost. In zones 5-7, treat like tomatoes, start seed indoors and transplant out 4-8 week-old seedlings after last frost. Seed germinates in 7-21 days at 70 degrees F. Plant 18-30 in. apart in rows 5 ft. apart. Plants start flowering in mid-summer. Today, seeds are generally bred in one of three ways: 1) in an open pollinated environment, 2) through a hybrid cross, and 3) through genetic modification. Here at Southern Exposure Seeds Exchange, we specialize in open pollinated seeds.<BR><BR>Open pollinated seed saving is the oldest of the three methods, in all likelihood predating agriculture itself. 85 days. (Indeterminate) [Heirloom originating in Lee County, VA, but perfected by 50 years of selection for flavor, texture and disease resistance by Vinson Watts of Morehead, KY.] The large flattened pink fruit has won many taste tests and is considered by many to be the best tomato they ever tasted - a smooth-textured, …Carolina Gold brown rice tastes almost like barley with a nutty taste and a little bit of a sweet finish. It has a beautiful chewy texture.”. Pkt (7 g, 230 seeds) Growing instructions: Rice needs nitrogen-rich soil. Rice does not need to be flooded - flooding is traditionally used for weed control - but plants will need an inch of rain or ...Monarch Celeriac, 0.25 g. 110 days from transplant. Celeriac is grown for its sweet, starchy globe-shaped roots. Harvest roots when 2–6 in. in diameter and use in soups and stews, boiled and pureed, fried in butter, …Abundant Bloomsdale Spinach, 5 g. 47 days. OSSI variety Sweet, tender, bolt resistant, and bred for organic farmers. Savoyed, dark green leaves are held on upright stems. Bred by the Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) in partnership with organic farmers. Named after the Abundant Life Farm….Today, seeds are generally bred in one of three ways: 1) in an open pollinated environment, 2) through a hybrid cross, and 3) through genetic modification. Here at Southern Exposure Seeds Exchange, we specialize in open pollinated seeds. Open pollinated seed saving is the oldest of the three methods, in all likelihood …Item #41605. OSSI variety (maroon-black) 90 days. Beautiful 4½ in. ears, great flavor. 15 rows per ear. 6 ft. stalks, 1 ear per stalk, above-average pest resistance. Small (14 g) packet has about 90 seeds. This is an Open Source Seed Initiative variety. The OSSI pledge: "You have the freedom to use these OSSI-Pledged seeds in any way you choose.Feb 1, 2023 · Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. The farm-based Acorn Community is a secular, egalitarian intentional community on 72 acres in Mineral, Va., that supports “radical sharing” and “encourages ... Today, seeds are generally bred in one of three ways: 1) in an open pollinated environment, 2) through a hybrid cross, and 3) through genetic modification. Here at Southern Exposure Seeds Exchange, we specialize in open pollinated seeds. Open pollinated seed saving is the oldest of the three methods, in all likelihood …Garden Planner - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange ... Loading... ...Codes refer to our Key to Tomato Disease Tolerance. Packet: Seed size varies considerably; 0.16 g unless noted (about 40-83 seeds) sows 100 ft. 56 days (Indeterminate) [<i>Seedstock from Melissa DeSa of Florida</i>] Vigorous, disease-resistant plants bear 'til frost. Sweet, dark pink, ½ in. fruits. Similar to Matt’s Wild Cherry, but pinker ... 2. Get your seed garlic from a reputable source, such as Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Don’t plant garlic from the store; it may have been treated. 3. Plant unpeeled cloves root side down at proper depth approximately 6" apart. In the mid- Atlantic (zones 5-8) plant 1" to 11⁄2" deep. Plant deeper in colder zones. Green Glaze Collards, 1 g. 79 days. [Introduced 1820 by David Landreth.] Old-fashioned and unique variety with smooth, bright green leaves. Heat- and frost-resistant, slow-bolting and non-heading. 30-34 in. tall. Excellent resistance to cabbage worm and cabbage looper. Recommended especially for Southern and warm coastal…. Item #49145. (fw1, asc, rkn, ab, clm, gw, st, tmv1, tmv4, sun, cr) 80 days. (Indeterminate) [Developed by U. of Florida.] This exceptionally disease-resistant variety has excellent versatility as a garden, greenhouse, or market tomato. Sweet-flavored fruit averages 8-9 oz, is thick-walled, and tends to sit high on the vine under a protective ...Item #22505. ( B. rapa chinensis) 44 days. Great salad green - fast-growing plants make enormous loose heads of light green, ruffled leaves. Very mild - almost lettuce-like in flavor - with good frost tolerance. Now being grown and eaten on the International Space Station! Pkt (2 g). Read more about Tokyo Bekana in space …Needs full sun. In zones 8-10 it can be sown directly after the last frost. In zones 5-7, treat like tomatoes, start seed indoors and transplant out 4-8 week-old seedlings after last frost. Seed germinates in 7-21 days at 70 degrees F. Plant 18-30 in. apart in rows 5 ft. apart. Plants start flowering in mid-summer.Aster, Powder Puff Mixed Colors, 0.1 g. ( Callistephus chinensis) Double blooms in 7 colors: white, pink, rose, peach, crimson red, sky blue, and medium blue on 3 ft. tall plants. Excellent cut flowers for bouquets. Pkt (0.1 g, 50 seeds) Growing instructions: Annual. Germination: 70°F, Browse and buy heirloom seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, a nonprofit organization that preserves and promotes heirloom varieties. Find tomatoes, peppers, beans, watermelons, sweet potatoes, and more. Item #71104. ( Ocimum sanctum) Also known as Holy Basil, is a sacred herb revered for its spiritual significance and aromatic qualities. With a fragrance reminiscent of fruit and cloves, Kapoor Tulsi is prized for its many medicinal and culinary uses. All parts of the plant, including the stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds, are excellent for ... Plant 6 in. apart in raised beds. Requires 75% shade - either forest or artificial. Likes humus-rich soil with good drainage. Fertilize and mulch well. Sustainably grown seeds. See below for medicinal information. Seed …Richard Moyer and family tend one of the most diverse farms around Castlewood, VA. They grow organic vegetables and fruits for the Abingdon Farmers Market and local chefs. They raise turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens, a dairy cow, milk goats and beef cattle. They started growing seeds in 2009, and since then seed crops of … Mexican Mint Marigold (Sweet Mace, Mexican Tarragon), 0.1 g. ( Tagetes lucida) Used as a substitute for French tarragon. Often compared to licorice and anise. Leaves are best used raw or added at the end of cooking; goes well in fish and chicken dishes, soups, salads, pestos, and…. Yellow Sweet Spanish Dry Bulb Onion, 3 g. (Intermediate to long day) 110 days. Large, dark yellow, globe-shaped bulbs. Flesh is creamy-white and mild-flavored. Thick necks should dry well before harvest. Use for bunching when young. Tolerates mildew and thrips. Bulbs don’t keep long, best used fresh! Pkt. Both can be purchased from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. 4) Scoops. It’s ideal to have an appropriate size of scoop for each bulk variety. Powder measuring kits, with their various small scoop sizes, work great. 5) Starter seed. This way, you’ll have seed on the table from the beginning, and any early drop-ins can get the idea more quickly.Browse various collections of seeds for different purposes, seasons, and regions. Find certified organic, heirloom, and open-pollinated varieties for small gardens, salads, …Garden Planner - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange ... Loading... ...75 days. [1981, Clemson AES] Large, brown seeds are the biggest we offer. 8-9" pods held upright on bushy plants with short runners. Easy to shell. Small packet has about 88 seeds. Skip to main content. Southern ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 Family heirloom from southern California.] ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] P: (540) 894-9480 Thanks to The Utopian Seed Project for seedstock!] Small, tender white seeds cook up nice and creamy. Taste test favorite in TUSP’s 2019 trials! 4-6 in. light tan pods, 2-4 pods/ cluster. There’s different strains of this pea – this one has shorter vines (~5 ft ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 Cocozelle Italian Summer Squash, 3 g. ( C. pepo) 59 days. [Pre-1934] This Italian zucchini is long and cylindrical. Young fruits are dark green with light-green stripes and the flesh is greenish-white and firm. Fruits grow 10-12 in. long and become yellow when mature, but…. Garden Planner - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange ... Loading... ...This gorgeous collard is an Alabama family heirloom from MacArthur Walter and his wife Annie’s mother, Nancy Wheat. The plants grow large, approximately 1½-2 ft tall and 3-3½ ft wide. Whaley’s Favorite Cabbage Collards. This old-timey variety has been featured on the PBS shows “A Chef’s Life” and …Pole Snap Beans. Phaseolus vulgaris. Please refer to our Bean Growing Guide for cultural information. Packet: 14 g (1/2 oz) unless otherwise indicated (about 35-55 seeds depending on variety) sows 6-9 poles. 73 days. In recent years the commercial strains of white half-runner beans have been contaminated by pods with tough hulls.Tennessee Red Valencia Peanut, 28 g. (Valencia Tennessee Red) 110 days. [Pre-1930] Rich, sweet peanuts with red skins. 2-4 seeds/pod. Easy to grow without hilling, even in clay soils. An early variety for those who have trouble maturing Virginia-type peanuts. The tomato pulp and seed mixture at right has been fermenting for 3 days and is ready to clean. Add water to the seedy, pulpy mixture. High water pressure can help to dislodge seeds that are still stuck to the pulp. The good seeds will sink; seeds that float in water are generally not viable. Below left, Julie adds water to a bucket of ... Feb 1, 2023 · Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. The farm-based Acorn Community is a secular, egalitarian intentional community on 72 acres in Mineral, Va., that supports “radical sharing” and “encourages ... Carolina Gold brown rice tastes almost like barley with a nutty taste and a little bit of a sweet finish. It has a beautiful chewy texture.”. Pkt (7 g, 230 seeds) Growing instructions: Rice needs nitrogen-rich soil. Rice does not need to be flooded - flooding is traditionally used for weed control - but plants will need an inch of rain or ...On our page about our early history, you can read more about how Acorn Community came to cooperatively own Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Previously, Acorn members earned money for the community by weaving hammocks, turning used tin cans into artful planters and lanterns, and briefly operating a Community …Item #66604. Ships in fall 2024. ( Allium cepa var. proliferum) Grows well all through North America (zones 3-9). The onion to plant if you always want onions. Egyptian Walking Onions grow perennially in beds. The hardy bulbs set bulblets on stalks. Air-bound bulblets will sprout new smaller stalks, which fall over and replant themselves, hence ...In 2020 The Utopian Seed Project (Asheville, NC) along with 8 other trial sites (including Southern Exposure Seed Exchange [SESE]) grew 20 collard varieties as part of a nationwide collard trial for The Heirloom Collard Project. The Utopian Seed Project also grew "Lottie" Collard bringing the heirloom total to 21. During the …In reality cotton cultivars come in many colors including brown, blue, pink, green, red, and tan. At Southern Exposure we offer 6 cotton varieties including green, brown, tan, and white varieties. In the United States these colored varieties were sometimes grown by slaves prior to the Civil War for use in their own …Needs full sun. In zones 8-10 it can be sown directly after the last frost. In zones 5-7, treat like tomatoes, start seed indoors and transplant out 4-8 week-old seedlings after last frost. Seed germinates in 7-21 days at 70 degrees F. Plant 18-30 in. apart in rows 5 ft. apart. Plants start flowering in mid-summer.Harvest. When they’re ready it’s time to harvest! Simply cut the fruit from the plant, leaving about 1 inch of stem with a knife or garden shears. Lightly wipe off large clumps of dirt with your hand. Never carry your squash or pumpkin by their stem as breaking them off often drastically reduces their storage ability. Red Hill General Store - 1035 Sylvatus Highway, Hillsville, VA 24343 | +18002518824. Healthy By Nature - 305-O East Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 | +17034436632. Pitkin’s Ace Hardware - 4408 Germanna Highway this is eventually for the Dale City location, Locust Grove, VA 22508 | +17036702139. 137. Ira Wallace, 74, has played a key role at Southern Exposure Seed Exchange for about 25 years, and is referred to by those she has mentored as a …Flowers from June until frost. Pkt (0.4 g, ~124 seeds) Skip to main content. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Quick Order; Register; Log In; Search. Advanced Search. Search. Advanced Search; Vegetables. ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] for pies. 12-35 lb fruits. Pkt (5 g, ~18 seeds) Skip to main content. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Quick Order; Register; Log In; Search. Advanced Search. Search. Advanced Search; Vegetables. ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] #24102. 79 days. [Introduced 1820 by David Landreth.] Old-fashioned and unique variety with smooth, bright green leaves. Heat- and frost-resistant, slow-bolting and non-heading. 30-34 in. tall. Excellent resistance to cabbage worm and cabbage looper. Recommended especially for Southern and warm coastal states.Rugose foliage. Pkt (0.08 g, ~25-30 seeds) Rosella Purple originated from a cross between Budai (a small red fruited dwarf) and Stump of the World, made in 2006 by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia, and named Sleepy. The variety was selected by Patrina and named as Rosella Crimson, after a beautiful Australian bird.Needs full sun. In zones 8-10 it can be sown directly after the last frost. In zones 5-7, treat like tomatoes, start seed indoors and transplant out 4-8 week-old seedlings after last frost. Seed germinates in 7-21 days at 70 degrees F. Plant 18-30 in. apart in rows 5 ft. apart. Plants start flowering in mid-summer.Feb 1, 2023 · Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. The farm-based Acorn Community is a secular, egalitarian intentional community on 72 acres in Mineral, Va., that supports “radical sharing” and “encourages ... Southern Seeds. The Southern Exposure farm cooperative promotes diversified plantings. It began with a bean — an heirloom legume that Jeff McCormack found in the 1970s in the vegetable garden at Old Sturbridge Village, a living history museum in Massachusetts. Ruddy brown with white patches, it was called Jacob’s Cattle. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, Mineral, Virginia. 35,337 likes · 719 talking about this · 84 were here. Worker owned heirloom seed company. Item #85110. White kraft paper packets with double-sealed seams. Sift-proof corners prevent loss of small seed. Self-seal reclosable tops allow closure without moistening, thus helping maintain good, low-moisture storage conditions for seeds. Can be opened and resealed 5 or more times in normal use. Sealed packets measure 3 1 ⁄ 4 x 4 3 ⁄ 4 in.Shallots vary in their ability to produce seed, but potato onions rarely produce seed. There are several advantages of growing multiplier onions: (1) ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] P: …149-Southern Exposure Seed Exchange: A Seed Company With Purpose over Profit. March 26, 2020 | Podcast, Resources. (photo: Irena Hallowell) If you’re into …75 days. [1981, Clemson AES] Large, brown seeds are the biggest we offer. 8-9" pods held upright on bushy plants with short runners. Easy to shell. Small packet has about 88 seeds. Skip to main content. Southern ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117Discover fourteen new seed varieties for 2024, including heirlooms, breeds, and adaptations. Learn about their features, flavors, and growing tips from the …Item #66604. Ships in fall 2024. ( Allium cepa var. proliferum) Grows well all through North America (zones 3-9). The onion to plant if you always want onions. Egyptian Walking Onions grow perennially in beds. The hardy bulbs set bulblets on stalks. Air-bound bulblets will sprout new smaller stalks, which fall over and replant themselves, hence ...Southern Peas (Cowpeas) Please refer to Southern Pea Cultural Notes for growing information. Asparagus Beans are the same species as Southern Peas, but are listed separately. Packet: 14 g (1/2 oz) unless stated (approx. 43-135 seeds, depending on variety) sows 8-22 feet. See Peas for Snap Peas, Snow Peas, and … Use a narrow trowel or a popsicle stick to make a deep hole, and while holding the soil aside, slide in the seedling. It's best if the seedling roots are a bit spread out and generally point downwards. Gently press down the soil around the base of the plant, avoiding mounding soil against the stem. Plant 6 in. apart in raised beds. Requires 75% shade - either forest or artificial. Likes humus-rich soil with good drainage. Fertilize and mulch well. Sustainably grown seeds. See below for medicinal information. Seed …Item #49182. 63 days. (Indeterminate) [Selected from a sport of Galinas. Named by Steve Draper in honor of Dr. Carolyn Male who first saved the seed.] The most flavorful yellow cherry tomato we’ve grown. Excellent balance of sugar, tartness and depth of flavor. Pale yellow, round, 1¼ in. fruits typically borne 6 to a cluster.Richard Moyer and family tend one of the most diverse farms around Castlewood, VA. They grow organic vegetables and fruits for the Abingdon Farmers Market and local chefs. They raise turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens, a dairy cow, milk goats and beef cattle. They started growing seeds in 2009, and since then seed crops of … Pumpkins Radishes Rhubarb Rutabagas Salsify Southern Peas (Cowpeas) ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] Item #85110. White kraft paper packets with double-sealed seams. Sift-proof corners prevent loss of small seed. Self-seal reclosable tops allow closure without moistening, thus helping maintain good, low-moisture storage conditions for seeds. Can be opened and resealed 5 or more times in normal use. Sealed packets measure 3 1 ⁄ 4 x 4 3 ⁄ 4 in.How to Grow: Shell out the seeds and sow 1-2 in. deep, 6-12 in. apart, in rows 30-36 in. apart. If planting in hills, plant 3 nuts per hill, 10-12 in. apart in hills 2-3 ft. apart. Loose, well-drained soil is important for good germination, and a soil pH of 5-6 will give the best results. Plant a month after last frost once soil has warmed up.Codes refer to our Key to Tomato Disease Tolerance. Packet: Seed size varies considerably; 0.16 g unless noted (about 40-83 seeds) sows 100 ft. 56 days (Indeterminate) [<i>Seedstock from Melissa DeSa of Florida</i>] Vigorous, disease-resistant plants bear 'til frost. Sweet, dark pink, ½ in. fruits. 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An excellent choice for sautéed vegetables, rice and bean dishes, paprika, or herbal vinegars. The thin-walled pendant fruits are 1 x 2 in., tapering at both the stem and blossom end. Plants have good foliage cover and bear at 18 in. high. Seedlings grow slowly at first, but grow rapidly later in the season to 48 in. or more.. Kktv news colorado springs
Tomato Growing Guide. Husk tomatoes (Ground Cherries and Tomatillos) are covered separately. How to Grow: Sow seeds 6 weeks before the last frost date for your area. Plant seed 1/4 in. deep in shallow flats and maintain soil temperature in the range of 75-85 degrees F for good germination.An excellent choice for sautéed vegetables, rice and bean dishes, paprika, or herbal vinegars. The thin-walled pendant fruits are 1 x 2 in., tapering at both the stem and blossom end. Plants have good foliage cover and bear at 18 in. high. Seedlings grow slowly at first, but grow rapidly later in the season to 48 in. or more.Imperial Star Artichoke, 1 g. ( Cynara scolymus) The first artichoke meticulously bred for single-season productivity. Each packet contains 1 gram, equating to 24 seeds, ensuring a wealth of opportunities to cultivate this remarkable variety. For optimal growth in the mid-Atlantic region, where over-wintering artichokes…. Beans are a versatile and nutritious crop that can thrive in different climates and soils. Whether you are looking for snap beans, shell beans, dry beans, or soybeans, you will find a wide selection of heirloom and organic varieties at Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Learn how to grow beans successfully with our Bean Growing Guide and explore our other products and resources. Red Head (Roodkopje) Radish, 7 g. 25-30 days. [Dutch variety] Ivory white/bright pink globes are quick growing and mild flavored, best harvested at 1 in. They will pretty up any party tray or add a little mild flavored crunch to your lunch box. Pkt (7 g…. 2. Get your seed garlic from a reputable source, such as Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Don’t plant garlic from the store; it may have been treated. 3. Plant unpeeled cloves root side down at proper depth approximately 6" apart. In the mid- Atlantic (zones 5-8) plant 1" to 11⁄2" deep. Plant deeper in colder zones. Candy Roaster Melon Winter Squash, 5 g. ( C. maxima) 112 days. [Appalachian heirloom from western NC.] 6-30 lb. squash with great flavor. Pinkish-orange fruits with some blue-green color. Ribbed pumpkin shape, big vines. Pkt (5 g, ~18 seeds) Included in Slow Food USA’s Ark of. Southern Peas (Cowpeas) Please refer to Southern Pea Cultural Notes for growing information. Asparagus Beans are the same species as Southern Peas, but are listed separately. Packet: 14 g (1/2 oz) unless stated (approx. 43-135 seeds, depending on variety) sows 8-22 feet. See Peas for Snap Peas, Snow Peas, and Shelling (English) Peas. Red Hill General Store - 1035 Sylvatus Highway, Hillsville, VA 24343 | +18002518824. Healthy By Nature - 305-O East Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 | +17034436632. Pitkin’s Ace Hardware - 4408 Germanna Highway this is eventually for the Dale City location, Locust Grove, VA 22508 | +17036702139. Pkt (0.08 g, ~25-30 seeds) Rosella Purple originated from a cross between Budai (a small red fruited dwarf) and Stump of the World, made in 2006 by Patrina Nuske Small in Australia, and named Sleepy. The variety was selected by Patrina and named as Rosella Crimson, after a beautiful Australian bird. A subsequent …Packet: 1.5 oz (42g) unless otherwise stated (120-190 seeds, depending on variety) sows 40-60’. (103 days) Intermediate between dent and flint. Described by TN breeder Joshua Gochenour as “the Black Angus of Mexican corn: reliable, productive, and widely grown.”. Predominantly yellow and white, this strain also … Add. Item #14101. Ready to harvest in 66 days, explore the heritage of this 1888 heirloom, credited to the ingenuity of Georgia farmer Thomas Jackson. This beloved variety has stood the test of time, thriving particularly well under hot and dry conditions. Each pod boasts 3-5 seeds, with fresh seeds exhibiting a vibrant red hue and dried seeds ... Garden Advice. New Varieties for 2021! December 15, 2020 Jordan Charbonneau Leave a comment. If you’ve perused the latest catalog, you may have …Monarch Celeriac, 0.25 g. 110 days from transplant. Celeriac is grown for its sweet, starchy globe-shaped roots. Harvest roots when 2–6 in. in diameter and use in soups and stews, boiled and pureed, fried in butter, …75 days. [1981, Clemson AES] Large, brown seeds are the biggest we offer. 8-9" pods held upright on bushy plants with short runners. Easy to shell. Small packet has about 88 seeds. Skip to main content. Southern ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 Browse and buy heirloom seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, a nonprofit organization that preserves and promotes heirloom varieties. Find tomatoes, peppers, beans, watermelons, sweet potatoes, and more. Homemade Pickles Pickling Cucumber, 2 g. 55 days. Specially developed for home gardeners. Vigorous plants with good disease resistance, including Downy Mildew resistance. Medium green fruits with small white spines are solid and crisp. Harvest cukes at 1½ in. or larger, up to 6 in. long…. Green Glaze Collards, 1 g. 79 days. [Introduced 1820 by David Landreth.] Old-fashioned and unique variety with smooth, bright green leaves. Heat- and frost-resistant, slow-bolting and non-heading. 30-34 in. tall. Excellent resistance to cabbage worm and cabbage looper. Recommended especially for Southern and … Yellow Sweet Spanish Dry Bulb Onion, 3 g. (Intermediate to long day) 110 days. Large, dark yellow, globe-shaped bulbs. Flesh is creamy-white and mild-flavored. Thick necks should dry well before harvest. Use for bunching when young. Tolerates mildew and thrips. Bulbs don’t keep long, best used fresh! Pkt. Browse and buy heirloom seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, a nonprofit organization that preserves and promotes heirloom varieties. Find tomatoes, peppers, beans, watermelons, sweet potatoes, and more. Full Potato Collection Seed Potatoes. Ships in spring. Try all eight of our selected potato varieties and save $26.00 off the per bag price. 1 pound each of Purple Viking, Keuka Gold, Baltic Rose, Dark Red Norland, Elba, Adirondack Blue, Carola, and Yukon Gold. All….Southern Exposure Seed Exchange Yellow Sweet Spanish Dry Bulb Onion, 3 g. (Intermediate to long day) 110 days. Large, dark yellow, globe-shaped bulbs. Flesh is creamy-white and mild-flavored. Thick necks should dry well before harvest. Use for bunching when young. Tolerates mildew and thrips. Bulbs don’t keep long, best used fresh! Pkt. Please see Tomato Cultural Notes for growing information. Codes refer to our Key to Tomato Disease Tolerance. Packet: Seed size varies considerably; 0.16 g unless noted (about 40-83 seeds) sows 100 ft. 80 days (Indeterminate) Sweet, delicious fruits average one pound. Beautiful yellow with red striping. Full Potato Collection Seed Potatoes. Ships in spring. Try all eight of our selected potato varieties and save $26.00 off the per bag price. 1 pound each of Purple Viking, Keuka Gold, Baltic Rose, Dark Red Norland, Elba, Adirondack Blue, Carola, and Yukon Gold. All…. Item #66604. Ships in fall 2024. ( Allium cepa var. proliferum) Grows well all through North America (zones 3-9). The onion to plant if you always want onions. Egyptian Walking Onions grow perennially in beds. The hardy bulbs set bulblets on stalks. Air-bound bulblets will sprout new smaller stalks, which fall over and replant themselves, hence ...Lettuce Growing Guide. The largest of these lettuce seedlings are developing their first true leaves. How to Grow: Lettuce is a cool-weather crop that thrives in the temperature range 60-65 degrees F, and if thoroughly hardened, most varieties survive temperatures as low as 20 degrees F. Cold-adapted varieties survive much lower temperatures ...Southern Exposure Seed Exchange offers more than 700 varieties of vegetable, flower, herb, grain and cover crop seeds. We emphasize varieties that perform well in the Mid …An excellent choice for sautéed vegetables, rice and bean dishes, paprika, or herbal vinegars. The thin-walled pendant fruits are 1 x 2 in., tapering at both the stem and blossom end. Plants have good foliage cover and bear at 18 in. high. Seedlings grow slowly at first, but grow rapidly later in the season to 48 in. or more.First, we’d run out of seed grown and then shipped to us in the fall of 2018, which we sold in 2019 and 2020. The seed grown in 2019 is expected to last through 2020 and 2021. We expect our wholesale seeds already on hand to last until the fall of 2020 (some until late 2021). We may sell out of certain varieties but we won’t sell out of ... 75 days. (green > red) [1928] Widely adapted variety, well-known and preferred by many market growers and gardeners. A smooth, blocky bell, mostly 4-lobed, with thick walls. Fruits up to 4 x 4¾ in. Foliage provides good cover for fruits…. Item #41303. In just 100 days, this vibrant (blue) corn variety reaches maturity. Its roots trace back to around 1920, originating as a cherished Ohio heirloom meticulously refined from the ‘Rotten Clarage’ strain. Displaying impressive uniformity as a semi-dent corn, it showcases solid blue ears atop 10 ft. stalks, 2 ears per stalk.Flowers from June until frost. Pkt (0.4 g, ~124 seeds) Skip to main content. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Quick Order; Register; Log In; Search. Advanced Search. Search. Advanced Search; Vegetables. ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] see Tomato Cultural Notes for growing information. Codes refer to our Key to Tomato Disease Tolerance. Packet: Seed size varies considerably; 0.16 g unless noted (about 40-83 seeds) sows 100 ft. 80 days (Indeterminate) Sweet, delicious fruits average one pound. Beautiful yellow with red striping.Spacemaster Cucumber, 2 g. 60 days. (cmv, scab) [Developed by Dr. Munger at Cornell.] Bush-type plant with 2-3 ft. vines and 7½ in. long cukes. Use for salads or pickles. Widely adapted. Plant early to avoid late-season diseases.#1 – Southern Exposure Seed Exchange – If you live in the south, then you will not find a seed company more tailored to your garden than Southern Exposure. Started in the early 80’s by a husband and wife team, Southern Exposure has prided themselves on providing heirloom and non-gmo seeds provided by their own …Needs full sun. In zones 8-10 it can be sown directly after the last frost. In zones 5-7, treat like tomatoes, start seed indoors and transplant out 4-8 week-old seedlings after last frost. Seed germinates in 7-21 days at 70 degrees F. Plant 18-30 in. apart in rows 5 ft. apart. Plants start flowering in mid-summer. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (SESE) is a cooperatively-owned seed company. SESE is a source for heirloom seeds and other open-pollinated (non- hybrid) seeds with an emphasis on vegetables, flowers, and herbs that grow well in the Mid-Atlantic region. SESE also supports seed saving and traditional seed breeding through their product line ... Out of Stock Item #05201. 55 days. Commercial Russian cultivar used for making sunflower oil; also used as a source of sunflower seed in bird seed mixes. 4-5 ft. stalks, mostly poly-headed. 4-11 in. blooms. Elongated black seeds. Great for feeding wild birds. Small (4 g) packet has about 76 seeds. Virginia Heritage Seed Collection. Indulge in the flavors and rich history of Virginia and the Appalachians with this specially priced collection featuring 12 varieties. Each seed packet is certified organic and open-pollinated, ensuring authenticity and sustainability. This curated collection includes: Contender Bush Bean. Packet: 1.5 oz (42g) unless otherwise stated (120-190 seeds, depending on variety) sows 40-60’. (103 days) Intermediate between dent and flint. Described by TN breeder Joshua Gochenour as “the Black Angus of Mexican corn: reliable, productive, and widely grown.”. Predominantly yellow and white, this strain also …Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. SESE specializes in family heirloom variety crops. About a third of the varieties they’ve carried through the years weren’t available elsewhere on the market. They were grown and preserved by a single family or by a small community. SESE has faithfully worked to ensure these … A classic Southern pimento pepper, now with newly added nematode resistance. Very flavorful heart-shaped fruits (2 x 3 in.), thick flesh. Use fresh, roasted, peeled, or canned. Especially well suited for salads, Spanish omelets, or eating out of hand like an apple. Productive plants are tall and sturdy, with good foliage cover. In 2019 the Utopian Seed Project grew over forty varieties of Southern Pea. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange donated their entire collection to the grow out, and we requested 14 varieties from the USDA GRIN database on the advice of Dr. David Shields. The USDA varieties were selected for their cultural or historical …Plant 6 in. apart in raised beds. Requires 75% shade - either forest or artificial. Likes humus-rich soil with good drainage. Fertilize and mulch well. Sustainably grown seeds. See below for medicinal information. Seed …A classic Southern pimento pepper, now with newly added nematode resistance. Very flavorful heart-shaped fruits (2 x 3 in.), thick flesh. Use fresh, roasted, peeled, or canned. Especially well suited for salads, Spanish omelets, or eating out of hand like an apple. Productive plants are tall and sturdy, with good foliage cover.at True Love Seeds at Meadowlark Hearth at San Diego Seed Company Spring of 2020, and all the seasons since, have brought us so many more orders than we're accustomed to, that we'd like to share some of the revenue with several of tiny seed companies that support social justice causes, sustainability in farming and …[From the Southern Seed Legacy collection via grower Harry Cooksey.] There is a bit of mystery about this variety’s origins. ... Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 [email protected] P: (540) 894-9480 F: …. Lindsey thornburg, Sweet caroline's ames, Fidelis fidelis, Retro exchange, Care funeral home, Ranch at bandy canyon, Fmctc, Pizza italia, Catholic church near.