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Re: Catalog season has begun!
No fair! I've only gotten one, Southern Exposure. There are quite a few in this thread I've never heard of and I'm off to request them.
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Baker Creek is my all time fave, now the Gettle family now has Comstock-Ferre Seeds.
I can easily spend a day reading their catalogs from cover to cover, it's a history lesson.
I can easily spend a day reading their catalogs from cover to cover, it's a history lesson.
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Dixie, my catalog list has grown due to this thread!
But still no Johnny's....
But still no Johnny's....

martha-
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Age : 66
Location : Acton, Massachusetts Zone 5b/6a
More seed catalogs
Hi,
I like your idea of raised boxes using SFG! I am constantly on the lookout for seeds for veggies/fruit/herbs/edible flowers and plants. Here is one of the companies I came across recently and think you might like them too.
http://www.sustainableseedco.com
Try them and see if they won't have just exactly what you need.
Another on is called -- www.rareseeds.com between the two I think you can more than you have money for and you can find some real good info on each item.
GR
I like your idea of raised boxes using SFG! I am constantly on the lookout for seeds for veggies/fruit/herbs/edible flowers and plants. Here is one of the companies I came across recently and think you might like them too.
http://www.sustainableseedco.com
Try them and see if they won't have just exactly what you need.
Another on is called -- www.rareseeds.com between the two I think you can more than you have money for and you can find some real good info on each item.
GR
Re: Catalog season has begun!
I just got my Comstock Seed Guide for 2012. Its a beauty. Being a New England company, I hope to find seeds that grow well in Maine.
rareseeds.com is another name for Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Love their catalog, too.
rareseeds.com is another name for Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Love their catalog, too.
quiltbea-
Posts : 4712
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 80
Location : Southwestern Maine Zone 5A
Re: Catalog season has begun!
I have also requested several catalogs but to date only received one from Johnny's, Hopefully they will come after XMas

floyd1440-
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Join date : 2011-06-21
Age : 69
Location : Washington, Pa. Zone 6a
Re: Catalog season has begun!
I want my catalogs before Christmas!

We are closed for three days and I want them to browse through when I'll actually have spare time! And still no Johnny's. Harumph.

We are closed for three days and I want them to browse through when I'll actually have spare time! And still no Johnny's. Harumph.
martha-
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Location : Acton, Massachusetts Zone 5b/6a
Re: Catalog season has begun!
"I want my catalogs before Christmas!"
There are still a few days left so I hope you get them...........

There are still a few days left so I hope you get them...........
floyd1440-
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Location : Washington, Pa. Zone 6a
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Santa Claus knows who's been naughty and nice.martha wrote:I want my catalogs before Christmas!...Harumph.

Re: Catalog season has begun!
Santa Claus knows who's been naughty and nice.
Maybe that's why I've been jacked so far

Actually, I just got Shumways today

RoOsTeR-
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Join date : 2011-10-04
Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: Catalog season has begun!
I got Shumway's yesterday, and I found the onion plants I want for about 1/2 the price JohnnySeeds wants for them! My shopping ventures may not be done. To quote Wilma and Betty: "CHAAAAAAAARGE IT!"
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Goosegirl-
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Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
Re: Catalog season has begun!
boffer wrote:Santa Claus knows who's been naughty and nice.martha wrote:I want my catalogs before Christmas!...Harumph.![]()

martha-
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Re: Catalog season has begun!
Wow, I'm lovin' the prices in the Comstock catalog, a Connecticut seed company that started in business over 200 years ago. Anywhere from 90 cents to 1.85 a packet and the amts of seeds are very reasonable for the price; 20 peppers, 300 carrots, 150 cabbages, which are good amts for small SFGrs like me. I don't need 100 pepper seeds or 500 carrot seeds in my small plots.
100 DiCicco Broccoli seeds for $1.25, 20 Boston Pickling cukes for .90 cents, 150 Iceberg lettuce seeds for a dollar, Black Seeded Simpson for only .80 cents, 100 All American parsnip seeds (which you have to buy each year) for a dollar, 20 Calif Wonder peppers for .90 cents , 75 Swiss chard seeds 1.25, 20 tomato seeds from 1.00 to 1.95 depending on variety. And shipping charges are only $2.50 no matter how many packets you buy with a min. $5.00 order. Love these prices. I'm planning on my order already.
All are heirloom seeds originating years ago, no hybrids. To order a catalog go to www.comstockferre.com like I did.
I'm still waiting for my Johnnys.
100 DiCicco Broccoli seeds for $1.25, 20 Boston Pickling cukes for .90 cents, 150 Iceberg lettuce seeds for a dollar, Black Seeded Simpson for only .80 cents, 100 All American parsnip seeds (which you have to buy each year) for a dollar, 20 Calif Wonder peppers for .90 cents , 75 Swiss chard seeds 1.25, 20 tomato seeds from 1.00 to 1.95 depending on variety. And shipping charges are only $2.50 no matter how many packets you buy with a min. $5.00 order. Love these prices. I'm planning on my order already.
All are heirloom seeds originating years ago, no hybrids. To order a catalog go to www.comstockferre.com like I did.
I'm still waiting for my Johnnys.
quiltbea-
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Re: Catalog season has begun!
Well, it's official. No Johnny's for Christmas. We are leaving tomorrow morning for New Jersey, and it didn't arrive today. However, I have decided, in the spirit of the season, to not care, and have a wonderful holiday!
And the same to all of you!
(I probably won't be around here much until Tuesday, so I won't get to see who else isn't around!)
And the same to all of you!
(I probably won't be around here much until Tuesday, so I won't get to see who else isn't around!)
martha-
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Re: Catalog season has begun!
well Merry Christmas Martha..
newstart-
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Join date : 2011-11-22
Age : 41
Location : houston, texas zone 9
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Merry Christmas to Rooster!
Just got my Totally Tomatoes and Jung Seeds boooyah!
Just got my Totally Tomatoes and Jung Seeds boooyah!

RoOsTeR-
Posts : 4316
Join date : 2011-10-04
Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Just got a sexy little catalog from an import company called "Seeds from Italy"
Re: Catalog season has begun!
So far my favorite is Totally Tomatoes! I love all the peppers in there. One of each for me please
Plus I love all the color photo's.

RoOsTeR-
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Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: Catalog season has begun!
Well, I have to jump in again, with my favorite tomato catalog from last year: TomatoFest http://store.tomatofest.com/Tomato_Seeds_New_Varieties_for_2011_s/2.htm , a california company that rendered very good service, and provided some great new-to-me heirloom varieties (we planted 11 kinds), two of the real winners came from TomatoFest: Black Sea Man and Dagma's Perfection. The Dagma's Perfection ripened up a bit late in the summer, but this large yellow tomato was perfectly yummy and made a particularly beautiful and tasty tomato marmalade for Christmas gift giving. Black Sea Man was our go-to tomato for BLTs. Nonna
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Location : In hills west of St. Helens, OR
Re: Catalog season has begun!
I received the Territorial Seed catalog today! I had already received Baker Creek, Seed Savers Exchange, Park Seed and Thompson & Morgan. I enjoy reading the catalogs and making a list of items that I would like to grow. I don't know about the rest of you but I always have to go over my seed selection list a few times and make it more realistic. There is only so much room. Let the garden planning for 2012 begin!
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Re: Catalog season has begun!
happycamper wrote:....... I don't know about the rest of you but I always have to go over my seed selection list a few times and make it more realistic........


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