A452 (A. cruentus) 2003
hartman’s giant 2003
hopi red dye 2006
intense purple (A.hypochondriacus) 1999
kinnauri dhankar ( A. cruentus) 1997
manna (A. hypochondriacus) 2001
mercado dreadicus (A, hypochon) 2000
orange giant (A. cruentus) 1999
oscar blanco (A. caudatus) 2001
popping (A. cruentus) 1995
vleta (A. gangeticus) 2000
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Drying Seeds
Rare Heirloom Seeds
About Seed Dreams
Seed Dreams is seed saving project, not a commercial company. We are dedicated to growing and protecting rare and heirloom seeds. We have two seed farms: one in the mountains near Santa Cruz, California, one in Port Townsend, WA.
All Seed Dreams seeds are grown the old-fashioned way without the use of pesticides or chemicals, and through the hard work and dedication of California farmer Shane Murphy, and Seed Curator and farmer at our Port Townsend farm, Tessa Gowans, as well as the time and love of generous volunteers.
Seed Dreams seeds are open-pollinated and clean; we wouldn’t touch a GMO with a 10-foot hoe. Our organic and sustainable farming practices are built on time-tested traditions of respect and honor for the land and all its creatures.
All Seed Dreams seeds are grown the old-fashioned way without the use of pesticides or chemicals, and through the hard work and dedication of California farmer Shane Murphy, and Seed Curator and farmer at our Port Townsend farm, Tessa Gowans, as well as the time and love of generous volunteers.
Seed Dreams seeds are open-pollinated and clean; we wouldn’t touch a GMO with a 10-foot hoe. Our organic and sustainable farming practices are built on time-tested traditions of respect and honor for the land and all its creatures.
Seed Requests
To order seeds or for any questions
Please contact Tessa Gowans
gowantoseed@yahoo.com
Please contact Tessa Gowans
gowantoseed@yahoo.com
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- MISCELLANEOUS GRAINS
- WHEAT Triticum spp.
- SUNFLOWER Helianthus annuus
- SORGHUM, Sorghum bicolor
- QUINOA Chenopodium quinoa
- OATS Avena sativa
- MILLET
- BARLEY Hordium vulgare
- FLAX Linum usitatissimum
- AMARANTH Amaranthus spp.
- WATERMELON Citrullus lanatus
- TOMATO, OTHER COLOR L. lycopersicum
- TOMATO, RED Lycopersicon lycopersicum
- TOMATO, PINK-PURPLE L. lycopersicum
- TOMATO, ORANGE-YELLOW Lycopersicon lycopersicum
- SWISS CHARD Beta vulgaris
- SQUASH, PEPO Cucurbita pepo
- SQUASH, MOSCHATA Cucurbita moschata
- SQUASH, MIXTA Cucurbita mixta
- SQUASH, MAXIMA Cucurbita maxima
- SPINACH Spinacia oleracea
- RADISH Raphanus sativa
- PEA, SOUP Pisum sativum v. arvense
- PEA, POD Pisum sativum
- PEA, GARDEN Pisum sativum v. sativum
- PARSNIP Pastinaca sativa
- PARSLEY Petroselium crispum
- ONION, OTHER
- ONION, YELLOW-BROWN Allium cepa
- ONION, BUNCHING Allium fistulosum
- OKRA Abelmoschus esculentus
- MELON, MUSKMELON Cucumis melo
- MELON, OTHER
- MELON, HONEYDEW &CASABA Cucumis melo
- LETTUCE, LEAF Lactuca sativa
- LETTUCE, HEAD & BUTTERHEAD Lactuca sativa
- LEEK Allium ampeloprasum
- KALE Brassica spp.
- GOURD Lagenaria Siceraria
- CUCUMBER Cucumis sativus
- COWPEA Vigna unguiculata
- CORN, POP Zea mays
- CORN, SWEET Zea mays
- CORN, FLOUR Zea mays
- CORN, FLINT Zea mays
- CORN, DENT Zea mays
- COLLARD Brassica oleracea
- CHINESE CABBAGE Brassica rapa
- CARROT Daucus carota
- CELERY Apium graveolens
- CABBAGE Brassica oleracea
- BROCCOLI Brassica oleracea
- BEET Beta vulgaris
- BEAN, MISCELLANEOUS
- BEAN, SOYBEAN Glycine max
- BEAN, RUNNER Phaseolus coccineus
- BEAN, LIMA Phaseolus lunatus
- BEAN, FAVA Vicia faba
- BEAN, POLE SNAP Phaseolus vulgaris
- BEAN, BUSH WAX Phaseolus vulgaris
- BEAN, POLE DRY Phaseolus vulgaris
- BEAN, BUSH SNAP Phaseolus vulgaris
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