Little did I realize what a deep history Connecticut seed companies had until I began research for "Connecticut’s Long, Rich History of Providing Seed for Growers" for Zip06/The Day. (Download the article at the end of this post.)
For in-depth histories of CT seed companies, visit these links:
"The Clark and Woodruff names put Orange seeds on the map"
"Wethersfield: The Cradle of American Seed Companies"
Follow these links to learn more about each of the companies or to read online histories:
Comstock Ferre/Baker Creek Heirloom Seed is now part of Rare Seeds.
Here are a few more of my articles on seeds:
Why we should care about local seed production
Understanding seed descriptions
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 History of Seed Business in Connecticut | 718.68 KB |
| How to Choose Seeds | 227.77 KB |
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