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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Ready to Take Orders for the 2018 Growing Season
This season I have expanded the selections of Upland Rice, Wheat and Barley. Improved grow outs have enabled me to offer larger packets of some items like the Hourani and Dika Wheat, as well as some of the KUSA barley varietals. … Continue reading
Badda di Polizzi
Badda di Polizzi is an heirloom bean from Sicily. There are two variation, a black and white ecotype and a brown and white. This is the brown and white. This is a pole bean that can be eaten as a … Continue reading
Miami Ohio Pole Beans
This is a very old Native American bean tracing back to the 1790’s at Fort Wayne, Indiana. It is associated with the Miami Indians and was also used by the Potawatomi, Delaware and Shawnee. Tasty as a fresh bean but … Continue reading
North Star Lima Bean
The seed for this variety was acquired at a seed swap in Brown County Indiana in 2016. This is a tall (7-8 foot) climbing lima bean that requires a long summer to mature. Likely related to another lima bean called “North Pole”. … Continue reading
Balkan Einkorn Wheat
This was one of two einkorn wheat varieties sent to me from a friend in Italy last winter (2017). The seed he sent me was collected from a farm in the Balkans. I am hoping to get more specific information … Continue reading
Alpine Einkorn Wheat
The seed for this rare einkorn strain was sent to me from a friend in Italy last winter (2017). He sourced the seed directly from a farmer in the Austrian Alps. I planted this in the spring, not wanting to … Continue reading
Timilia Italian Durum Wheat
Timilia is a spring planted, hard durum wheat with a short growth cycle of 90 days. Also known as “Tumminia” and grano marzuolo, or “March Wheat”. It is an ancient variety from southern Italy and Sicily. In ancient Greece it was known … Continue reading
Gaspe’ Flint Corn (ALSF strain)
This is an alternate strain of Gaspe’ that was sent to me in 2016. It was sourced in the late 1990’s from the Abundant Life Seed Foundation, prior to their catastrophic fire in 2003. The seed was grown out in 2002 … Continue reading
Marano Italian Flint Corn
The original seed for this flint corn was sent to me from Italy in 2016. Called “Marano Vicentino”, it is a heritage variety from the Veneto region of northeast Italy. While I am pleased to be able to offer this corn here … Continue reading