About ecogenesis seeds

Archaeologists have determined that North American hunter-gatherer societies lived longer and were healthier than settled agrarian cultures. With today's environmental conditions, it is more important than ever to get fresh, nutrient and vitamin rich, uncontaminated, food. Consider doing planting rotation and adding compost to your garden several times a year.

In the past ten years, an estimated 15 - 20 percent of all plant species have gone extinct. Fortunately, in part because of the efforts of home gardeners and ecogenesis, there are an increasing number of new food plant varieties. Still, many of the older heirloom varieties are becoming commercially extinct. Your seed purchase helps to ensure that publicly owned plant genes remain available.

All the varieties we carry are open-pollinated, meaning each plant is genetically different from its neighbours and seed can be harvested that can be replanted. The offspring resemble the parents. This genetic diversity generally ensures higher survival rates in adverse conditions.

We offer gardeners a wide range of heirloom certified organic, Native American grown organic, ecological agriculture, and organic grown, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

In some regions, fairly minimal organic insect control may be required for growing corn, broccoli, cabbage, beets and spinach.

There are parallels between a sustainable diverse ecosystem and a strong society and economy. Among people, differences such as one's culture, vocation, opinions and beliefs help keep society diverse and better able to adapt to new circumstances.

ALL VARIETIES ARE CERTIFIED ORGANICALLY GROWN OTHER THAN (NGO) NATIVE GROWN ORGANIC AND (BIO) BIODYNAMICALLY GROWN .