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In the discussion thread: The Four Steps Required to Keep Monsanto OUT of Your Garden [View all]

Response to vlyons (Reply #13)

Mon Jan 28, 2013, 12:44 AM

Mojorabbit (12,777 posts)

14. I get mine there also. Great variety to pick from. nt

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16 replies	Author	Time	Post
The Four Steps Required to Keep Monsanto OUT of Your Garden [View all]	TalkingDog	Jan 2013	OP
K&R	LiberalEsto	Jan 2013	#1
heirloom seeds n/t	Marrah_G	Jan 2013	#2
K&R!	Fire Walk With Me	Jan 2013	#3
3- Avoid certain heirloom varieties because Monsanto now apparently owns the names.	Cha	Jan 2013	#4
How sickening. So glad you posted this. nm	nc4bo	Jan 2013	#5
K to the R.	Tuesday Afternoon	Jan 2013	#6
K & R !!! - Thank You For That !!!	WillyT	Jan 2013	#7
Thanks.	JDPriestly	Jan 2013	#8
Monsanto owns the seed and owns the fertilizer	vlyons	Jan 2013	#13
I get mine there also. Great variety to pick from. nt	Mojorabbit	Jan 2013	#14
Baker's Creek is our source too!	4_TN_TITANS	Jan 2013	#15
it's worse than that because monsanto can own some of the 'genes' even in seed varieties	HiPointDem	Jan 2013	#9
You can create your own heirlooms from hybrid seeds	NickB79	Jan 2013	#10
k&r...	spanone	Jan 2013	#11
Support the Seed Saver's Exchange	NickB79	Jan 2013	#12
Thanks for posting	arikara	Jan 2013	#16

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