If you still need to order or buy some more garden seeds for 2013, you may want to take a look at this link. The Occupy Monsanto folks have posted a list of Monsanto free seeds.

If you can go with heirloom seeds, I would encourage you to. You will probably find that there are big differences with heirloom seed.

All the perfection you find today in today’s vegetables comes from fooling around with the seed. Now we can even grow square watermelons if we wish!

Try growing some heirloom tomatoes. The fruit may strike you as being kind of funny looking, but the tomato will taste delicious!

Are you going to have a garden this year? Will it be bigger than last year’s or is this your first garden?

I am hoping to have a lot of containers with veggies growing this year. Right now, it is so rainy here in Prince Rupert I am wondering how anything would grow.  I’m going to give it a try and it should be fun to see how it progresses.

Learn about how Monsanto is influencing the food you put on your table to feed your family. You can do further reading about what Monsanto is doing to you here.

Here’s an interesting read – Dupont has hired retired cops to find farmers who have reseeded Dupont’s GMO seed. They have contracted Agro, which already has 45 people patrolling Canadian farms. American farms are next – head over here to read the whole article. Then please share it around and get the word out.

http://rt.com/usa/news/gmo-agro-dupont-intellectual-926/