Where is the cheapest place to buy non gmo seeds

Its almost impossible to find them for cheap!

Give this site a look:

[link to www.iherb.com]

what is wrong with gmo seeds?

Thanks Ill give it a look

I sell these at my store. NimbleNiteCap has a store on etsy. 2.25 a pack. All heirloom and organic. Hope that helps. Good luck.

You can't use the seeds from the produce to plant agian

Last Edited by patdeez84 on 04/21/2012 09:52 PM

Yea its like you plant non-GMO seeds and the chemtrail runoff and fluoride gets you! Just can't fully win, when everything is backwards.

Really?

plus it's a slow death non-food. toxic as hell.

Genetically Modified Seeds, Pink Slime Meat, Fluoride, High-Fructose Corn Syrup, Aspartame, Neotame, Soy Lecithin...

[link to naturalnews.com]

Gvious yearsMO??????

What are you growing corn, alfalfa, cotton?

I don't know of any garden seeds sold that are GMO hybrid yes GMO no.

There's nothing wrong with hybrids unless you want to collect seed and expect following seasons to be the same plant.

ALL seeds are hybrid to some point even in nature some have just been breed to breed true ie every seasons plants look like the previous years plants.

What I think you're looking for is Heirloom they breed true so seed collection is not a problem.

Hybrids are nothing more than the cross between two varieties of say tomatoes. Usually higher production and disease resistance are the advantages.

The reason GMOs aren't sold to the public is they require a contract so the producer (you know who) can control the seed



Google Heirloom seeds HAVE FUN there are many!

Yea Im looking for heirloom seeds.

This is a nice collection:

[link to www.seedforsecurity.com]

None of it will cross-pollinate so it won't hybridize on its own. Corn/beans/squash is a nice protein source, too.

Thanks!

troll

all heirloom, all under $2 a packet
[link to comstockferre.com]

recently bought by the people who own Baker Creek Seeds and the Petaluma Seed Bank. They are a young couple, were both homeschooled, and are pretty amazing. Can't recommend it enough.

I have a lot of stuff started this year and am getting good germination rates so far!

Thanks! Been looking for somthing under $2 a packet

What are you talking about? What won't cross pollinate? If one wants to be able to seed save, unless they are breeders, they are best to make sure the plants they save seed from doesn't cross pollinate, particularly with GMO seed.

Corn is not high in protein

I wouldn't buuy seed from here because i'm not trying to grow seed stored in aluminum. Seeds don't need to be stored in aluminum. This site and that advice is concerning, to say the least.

IF you want good seed there are two of my favorite and most trusted sources. You want heirloom organic that DOES cross pollinate - not terminator seed - if you want to be able to save seed and become sufficient. And be healthy...

try seedavers.org or botanicalintersts.com

Seedsavers.org..

A word of advice many of the seed producers batch harvest so not all the seeds in a pack may represent what you wanted.

I've had various kinds of beans in a single pack or multiple types of carrots the point is test the breeders as well as the seeds if they don't perform dump em.



There are hundreds if not more that sell Heirlooms

I wouldn't order from here.

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

[link to rareseeds.com]

Thanks for the info I read you other post above

Love these guys..but they own comstock as well..and it is cheaper. Also better if you live in northern zones. link is above.

ebay

Hope this link still works. Saved it some time ago, not sure if the deal is the same but worth checking out.

[link to www.non-hybrid-seeds.com]

Here's a great film for all you gardeners out there.
[link to backtoedenfilm.com] This guy is awesome. He never has to wash his veggies or pull weeds and he teaches how he does it, along with a lot of other good stuff. I'm going to try his techniques in my garden this year.

Are We Irradiated Mutants in a Techno-Spiritual Matrix?
[link to www.zengardner.com]

Seed Savers Exchange is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving and sharing heirloom seeds. Since 1975, our members have been passing on our garden heritage by collecting and distributing thousands of samples of rare garden seeds to other gardeners.

[link to www.seedsavers.org]

NOT THE CHEAPEST ONE..

Jere Gettle of Baker Creek started out with Seed Savers when he was a teenager...and went on to start his own business with heirlooms. I have been very happy with seeds from Seed Savers in the past. Sometimes you can find lists where you can swap as well, and many local extension offices have free seeds, sometimes a donated rack of organics and sometimes even a local seed bank. Might be worth checking into.

You need to look not only at price, but also at seed count and germination rate, as well as reputation of seller. Some of the companies out there sell $2.50 packets of non-GMO seed but there are fewer seeds in the packets and fewer of them will actually sprout. Some companies are also linked to GMO seed growers and may have cross contaminated seeds, or at least hybridized seeds, that they claim are non-GMO.

I have bought from The Ark Institute for years. They have huge seed counts and I have seen 3 year old seed germinate at nearly 100% from them. They typically have 50% or 75% more seed per packet than the more commercial seed companies, and for about the same price, so you're getting much more for the cost. Free Shipping doesn't hurt either!

www.arkinstitute.com

they also offer to ship your seeds dried and sealed in heavy-duty mylar bags so that they can be preserved for years.