From: T@invalid.invalid   
      
   On 2020-04-06 19:06, derald@invalid.com wrote:   
   > T  wrote:   
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   >>   
   >> What is a good alternate source of seeds that   
   >> actually germinate and are in stock?   
   > 	Although physical infirmity has kept me from the garden for a   
   > couple of years, the "season" starts in September with a second planting   
   > of veggies requiring more temperate conditions starting in mid-February   
   > and continuing into April or May for a few truly "warm weather" items   
   > such as okra or so-called "southern peas".	For both of the reasons   
   > cited by you, my #1 go-to's are Sustainable Seeds   
   >  or Victory Heirloom Seeds   
   > .  Both are good sources for organic,   
   > untreated and OP.  For larger quantities and for "safe" treated seeds,   
   > it"s  Reimer  and for seeds   
   > somewhat "tuned" to my climate, I buy from Southern Expusure Seed   
   > Exchange .   
   > 	Because I buy in the fall for an entire year, I have no idea   
   > whether or how any of these folks might be coping with present   
   > conditions,  Hope this helps a bit.   
   >   
      
   Thank you!   
      
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