Post Punk Kitchen Forum

I order my seeds from Fedco, through my co-op (at a 26% discount). http://www.fedcoseeds.com/ They only carry seeds that do well in the North East which is nice because it takes some of the guesswork out of it. They also have little "personal" descriptions of the different plants and how they do and what they're like, which i like. Makes up for not having pictures.

That said, I think I'm going to clean out my old seeds and just get rid of a lot of them and start over because they're getting very hit or miss and I'm frustrated. If you want a bunch of may-or-may-not grow seeds, I'll let you know when I go through mine.

I've been looking at two organic, heirloom seed sellers, one of them even has tomatillo seeds which we cannot buy fresh here, I am SO excited.

Kitteh,
Let me know how project tomatillo goes--they are really hard to propagate, at least that has been my experience.

Will do, Jewy! I'm trying not to get ahead of myself so I'll wait until I get the raised beds before ordering seeds. The website says tomatillos should be planted after any chance of frost has passed but I don't know if Sydney gets frost, it was 5-6C today which is the coldest it's been this year but it's only the beginning of winter.