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Home Clippings Considering organic seeds in 2011?

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Considering organic seeds in 2011?

January 11, 2011   •   

Organic is still a hot topic these days but organic seeds are not always easy to find in stores. Seeds of Change, the oldest and largest organic seed company in the U.S. has just released their 2011 catalog. Included are many new introductions including Blush tomato, Torreto Romaine lettuce and Tirreno Italian melon. Find out more on their website.

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