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Several thousand years ago, thicket beans were found around the fires and within the diets of the early native Americans. It can happen again. Enjoy our most recent newsletter about the perennial bean called thicket bean and its durable tree like nature. Seeds are available in the fall, winter and spring : Wild Bean Seeds …
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Imagine all the stars in the sky are potatoes. This is the potato universe, vast, diverse and full of wonder. The perennially loved potato has become more perennial and even more loved. Diversity Perennial Perpetual Potato Tubers for sale. Diversity Perennial Perpetual Potato Seeds for sale. http://www.icontact-archive.com/vOqCY89My5V5TrTzRG0IOl_Ef70c7O7j?w=3 Newsletter June 18, 2018. Growing potatoes …
Rich in anthocyanins, this fruit packs a punch in the flavor department being somewhat overwhelming in tartness and astringency compared to most fruits.
Perennial in nature, these plants produce rich greens high in nutrition which are easy to cultivate and use.
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This form of wild black cherry has both the growth and fruit production craved by humans and birds alike. Enjoy! http://www.icontact-archive.com/vOqCY89My5V5TrTzRG0IOi1rCfGWJIIs?w=3 Newsletter 4-28-18
Asparagus seems to go where people go. Left to go on its own, the flavors begin to blend from mild to overwhelmingly good. Hazels can grow far beyond what we know. No wonder it was the first nut plant post glacial. Newsletter 4-23-18 http://www.icontact-archive.com/vOqCY89My5V5TrTzRG0IOk4YKVUw5Mrg?w=3
Newsletter April 2, 2018 On a remote hill in southwestern Michigan three plants share something in common-the ability to produce vitamin rich, nutrient dense food in the most inhospitable environment without human intervention. http://www.icontact-archive.com/vOqCY89My5V5TrTzRG0IOrOHF9f44EhS?w=3
Our Russian tomatoes do not meddle yet them may work their way into your diet. Every seed has a story. Darwin John and Alberta Clipper were handed down one kernel at a time. A German bred tomato takes on the late blight. (She’s up against Kimmel. Wait no-that’s late night.) A cucumber from India makes …
