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Company Title:	Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, Saving the Past for the Future
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Company Address:	P.O. Box 460,MECHANICSVILLE,VA,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:	23116
Telephone Number:	5408940595 (+1-540-894-0595)
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Website:	southernexposure. com
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):	1255
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Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, Saving the Past for the Future
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange Address: P O Box 460, Mineral, Virginia 23117 Contact: gardens@southernexposure com P: (540) 894-9480
Seeds and Seed Racks – Southern Exposure Seed Exchange - Wholesale
We are a worker-owned cooperative seed company offering wholesale seed racks and organic, open-pollinated and heirloom vegetable, herb, and flower seeds
Customer Login - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
If you do not currently have a Southern Exposure Seed Exchange account, you can create one to checkout faster, review your order details, take advantage of our other membership benefits
Events - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
We give workshops and presentations on seed saving, heirloom gardening, and seed growing as a farm enterprise We host seed swaps, present variety tastings, and distribute seed saving resources
Grains Cover Crops - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
Seed for grain corn can be found here as dent, flint, and flour corn, as gourdseed corn, and as popcorn For larger quantities of cover crop seeds, we recommend buying from our primary supplier, Seven Springs Farm, located in Floyd, VA
Search Results - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
An Alabama heirloom, obtained from Jean Mills, introduced in 2015 by Southern Exposure Seed Exchange This landrace exhibits a broad spectrum of stunning leaf colors, including green, blue-green, and purple leaves adorned with white,…
Contact Us - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
Contact Southern Exposure Seed Exchange via email, phone, or mail for inquiries, orders, and catalogs Specific hours and guidelines are provided
Lettuce - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
OSSI variety 64 days [Bred by Frank Morton of Wild Garden Seed ] Intensely dark red, slightly ruffled leaves form loose heads Chosen by NASA for space farming – in Aug 2015, Outredgeous became the first vegetable to be grown and…
Melons - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
(Salmon flesh) 80 days [1963] 2½-3½ lb fruits, small seed cavities, sweet flesh Sturdy, heavily netted rinds Popular commercial variety Slips vine when ripe Resistant to Downy and Powdery Mildew
Seed-Saving Supplies - Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
For information on how to save seeds, see the Seed-Saving section of our Growing Guides page, and also our Links page See our About us page for information on how and why we support seed-savers