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    Saving Seeds in the Southwest

    • PB2017
    • Whether you are a grower serious about increasing seed production on your farm, or a backyard gardener wanting to save seed on occasion, Saving Seeds in the Southwest provides the essential information you need to be a successful seed saver.

      This compact guide offers detailed information for 32 popular crops that grow well in Southwestern gardens, plus a quick-reference guide on isolation distances and seed saving techniques.  Spiral bound, easy to use.

      Topics include:

      •  Understanding trait inheritance and plant life cycles
      •  Planning a garden with seed saving in mind
      •  Recommended varieties for Southwestern conditions
      •  How to prevent unwanted cross-pollination
      •  Seedsaving techniques for dry- and wet-seeded crops
      •  Safe seed storage, and more.


      Created with the Sonoran desert region in mind, this 96-page guide is a valuable resource for gardeners in almost any climate. It's part of Native Seed/SEARCH's ongoing effort to share practical seed-saving knowledge far and wide.

    • $14.95

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    audrey lent
    Amazing opportunity

    My students and I are so excited to plant and store native seeds! This is an amazing learning experience.

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    Laura Stratton
    Christmas Present

    My father lives in the Oregon Desert and loves the selections I purchased for Christmas. He is looking forward to his garden this year.

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    Gail
    Wonderful

    Everything was perfect, thank you so much :)

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    Tim Nolan

    Very informative, knowledge that every human needs to reconnect with before it’s too late.

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    High Desert Gardener
    Happy Plants!

    Very high rate of germination. These seeds perform much better at my high desert property than conventional seeds from the big box stores!