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[lupagreenwolf]

Landreth Seed Company, founded in 1784 and well-known for heirloom seeds, may go out of business

Here's their website, and here's where to order their 2012 seed catalog for just $5.

They've gotten a lot of support since the first article came out, but they could certainly use more.

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[finch]

Thanks for the link, I hadn't heard about that.

[herlander_refugee]

I ordered a catalog. We are going to rebuild the garden next year....maybe some inspiration will be good.
Frankly? With the food safety issues (listeria cantaloupes, anyone?) constantly escalating, I think anyone with the space SHOULD consider more home gardening.

[ilyena_sylph]

Thanks for the link. Catalog ordered, pondering a seed order.

[shimmerhawk]

That'll be perfect for starting a garden next year, thanks for sharing. I hope they stay in business.

They've got an update

[ex_moondancer561]

I shared your post over at gardening and someone posted the following:

They aren't out of the woods yet, but here's an updated they posed on their Facebook. Also, they have a Chipin widgit if you click on the seeds link on the side. I didn't want to order a catalogue since I'm overseas but was able to donate to help.