Favorite Seed and Tree Sources

[kb]

Hello everybody I compiled a list of my favorite sources and have actually ordered from all except the very last one listed. I hope ya'll find them useful. I guess you could say Im a nut for plants.
kb

rareseeds.com/ heirloom and open polinated seeds

www.seedsavers.org/ heirloom and open polinated seeds

www.egyptianwalkingonion.com/ "Awesomesight"

www.ronnigers.com/ tons of spuds, potatoeonions, jerusalem artichokes


www.oikostreecrops.com/ all types of cool fruit and nut trees as well as ornamentals

www.willhiteseed.com/about.php "15-20+ watermelon varities, heirloom and open polinated seedsas well as hybrids

www.johnnyseeds.com heirloom and open polinated seeds and hybrids,great selection


Richtersherbs.com name says it all.

Ediblelandscaping.com another awesome sight


Michaels4gardens.com tropicals as well as SouthAmerican varities

www.nicholsgardennursery.com

www.sandyoaks.com/nursery.html olive trees from Texas

www.riversendnursery.com/ tropical trees,citrus , avocado,ect

www.onegreenworld.com//index.php


www.burntridgenursery.com/default.asp


www.antiqueroseemporium.com/

[mnjrutherford]

Greetings KB! Cool list you put together there! There is a series of lists that got put up earlier in the year for plants, animals, and I think tools, supplies, and stuff like that. I think you have a few of those entries here and I also think you have some stuff I didn't see! VERY cool! Gardeners are sort of "extreme" shoppers at heart. I realized that yesterday when I was making our Korean dinner with 4 different veggie sides and just a small amount of meat. ALL the veg "shopped" from our very own garden and ALL seasoned with a TON of garlic from our very first garlic harvest.

I think you'll enjoy it here particularly in the winter months. We get a lot more "talk" time in winter. Meanwhile, start thinking about what seeds you might want to start growing and what seeds you might be willing to share with others.

[grover12]

Hi, Everybody There is series of list of online sources for vegetable and flower seeds, flower seeds and perennial plants, berries, fruit trees, live plants, silk topiaries and plants, herbs, heritage, ferns, mosses and fungi, and other plants. Also includes certified organic seed potatoes and inheritance, garlic and onions. And for gardeners who want to try something unusual for their gardens and landscaping, there are several links to sources of windmill palms, Ginkgo Biloba, and silk trees .

[castanea]

Good list. We have other lists here too although right now I don't know where they are.