Re: re: Pinetree vs. Territorial

**Margaret Lauterbach melauter@earthlink.net>**

Rob, Gurney's parent company went bankrupt recently. Territorial is an 
excellent seed company, but they breed plants and stock seeds for the 
Pacific Northwest climate. That's a completely different climate than 
yours.  Are you familiar with Southern Exposure Seed Exchange?  They're 
located in Mineral, Va., and tend to stock varieties that will do well in 
the American Southeast.  Look for them online at www.southernexposure.com . 
The founder and previous owner of this company was a consultant to the 
Monticello Gardens, BTW.  I like this company, and have been pleased with 
their products and their service.  Other than that, I have no financial 
interest, etc., in this company. Margaret L

>Thanks for the comments concerning these two companies. I
>really like the selections in their catalogs. In our part
>of the country (zone 7 upstate SC) I need things with a
>fairly short growing season, believe it or not. We have a
>long season, but we also seem to have every pest and
>disease known to gardening as well as extreme heat and
>drought for much of the summer. So things that produce
>quickly in the spring or fall is best for us, for the
>most part.
>
>For the question concerning the other seed companies, the
>only one I have experience with is Gurney, and I found
>the things I bought from them quite good.
>
>Happy harvesting and preserving!
>
>Rob
>
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