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- We also offer hundreds of Open-Pollinated (OP) varieties, which are the varieties of plants that reproduce themselves naturally, through either a) cross-pollination (between separate individual plants of the same species and variety via wind, insects, water) or b) self-pollination (between male and female flower parts within the same flower or between separate flowers on the same plant).
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We also offer hundreds of Open-Pollinated (OP) varieties, which are the varieties of plants that reproduce themselves naturally, through either a) cross-pollination (between separate individual plants of the same species and variety via wind, insects, water) or b) self-pollination (between male and female flower parts within the same flower or ...
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Johnny’s heirloom varieties are all open-pollinated, non-GMO, and untreated. Harvest the seeds at season’s end and replant year after year, preserving the traditions and flavors of the past. Choose from our wide selection of heirloom vegetable seeds, heirloom flowers, and organic heirloom seeds.
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ABOUT OUR TOOLS. Johnny's offers field-tested tools and supplies chosen and developed with the organic grower, market gardener, and avid home gardener in mind. We focus on scale-appropriate tools designed to increase efficiency and ergonomics on the small farm.
Jan 27, 2014 · The great thing about heirloom seeds is their proven performance. They’re also generally widely adapted and have great market acceptance and recognition. Growers all over the world have been saving seed from these open pollinated varieties. The question is where should you source your seed?
