Due to higher than usual volume of orders, we have sold out of many items. However we are working diligiantly to replenish our stock and will continue to ship orders within 1-3 days. Items marked with CS are coming soon, but due to unpredictability of our current climate, we do not have exact dates.
We are a small organization that did not predict this influx of orders. We operate from our small home, and still work full time jobs, many items do not have descriptions yet nor sizes. We have people helping us in this area. If you have questions about individual items, you can email us at admin@allianceofnativeseedkeepers.com. In the meantime it should be assumed that every item comes in a standard seed packet similar to what you would find at any major seed rack. Thank you for your understanding.
Due to higher than usual volume of orders, we have sold out of many items. However we are working diligiantly to replenish our stock and will continue to ship orders within 1-3 days. Items marked with CS are coming soon, but due to unpredictability of our current climate, we do not have exact dates.
We are a small organization that did not predict this influx of orders. We operate from our small home, and still work full time jobs, many items do not have descriptions yet nor sizes. We have people helping us in this area. If you have questions about individual items, you can email us at admin@allianceofnativeseedkeepers.com. In the meantime it should be assumed that every item comes in a standard seed packet similar to what you would find at any major seed rack. Thank you for your understanding.
Indeterminate rounded/globe shaped red tomato said to have been developed about 1908 by a Bucks County, PA farmer, and named in honor of a popular Pennsylvania Dutch governor. Preserved by Betty Gottshall Kulp of Harleysville, PA. Mrs. Kulp operated a country store and sold this tomato from the truck garden behind her business. A paste to most, though I find it adequate as a slicer also.
Seeds come in Stillwater Valley Packets
