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SEED CATALOG
Aurora Farm

Food Sovereignty Begins with Seeds
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It's misleading just to say that we sell seeds.
Seeds are a free gift from Nature--like clean air, clear water.
Seeds signify abundance and call up the best in us, our gratitude
and impulse to nurture and grow with each other.
The seeds are free. What we offer in exchange for dollars is service: the tending of soil and plants that produce the seeds, the gathering and cleaning of seeds and making them available to you. 
People ask: "Are you certified?" We respond that we have
NEVER used any of the "-cides" in our gardening, not in 40
years' experience. The suffix means murder and destruction,
after all.  Nor have we ever enhanced fertility in the
garden using anything but biodynamic compost. We
do not subscribe to any third-party agency to try to
convince you that our seeds are worthy of your
consideration. Our reputation after 20 years will suffice.

Further, we have taken the "Safe Seed Pledge,"
sponsored and circulated by The Council for Responsible Genetics.


Our seeds are categorized as ROOT, LEAF, FLOWER, and FRUIT.  These relate to the Elements, EARTH, WATER, AIR and FIRE.   Many blessings on you and your garden...
 
Barbara Mary Victoria Scott       

Woody Wodraska

Write to order seeds shipped to the U.S.A.  Help us to work toward  "Seeds without Borders."
 
Seeds are $4.00 per packet

Shipping & Handling $6
       
email to order here  


ROOT--
EARTH ELEMENT

CARROTS--Scarlet Nantes  Reliable in any conditions, very hardy, very tasty cylindrical roots, rich in Vitamin A

ECHINACEA -- Purpurea   Purple or crimson, very fragrant flowers;  beneficial to immune system; seeds need cold stratification  (P)



FLOWER - AIR ELEMENT

CALENDULA [Pot Marigold]  Yellow-orange blooms are edible;  1 - 2 foot plant; self seeds freely (P)

EVENING PRIMROSE  A very hardy 3-4 foot plant with seeds high in gamma- linoleic acid; reported to be  beneficial in menopause, multiple sclerosis

FEVERFEW  A 2 foot perennial used for headaches; nice border plant with brilliant white flowers (P)
GALLARDIA - [Blanket Flower]  Large, daisy-like blooms with red center and yellow toward the tips

LOVE IN A MIST—Glorious pastels in a matrix of delicate foliage, followed by a high-tech seedpod.

MARIGOLD--Dwarf French loaded with colorful blooms

MILKWEED--The preferred Monarch butterfly habitat

POPPY - Bread Seed  A blue-black seed used in baking cakes and muffins; self seeding

--Tall Mix  Beautiful pastels with some frilly petal types nice border annual; self seeding

--Oriental  Papavar Somnifera

ST JOHN'S WORT - A hardy perennial which is used for herbal extracts and oil;  up to 2 feet tall with yellow flowers (P)


SUNFLOWER

—Mammoth Russian  The big one
--Tarahumara white seeded variety from northern Mexico
LEAF--WATER ELEMENT

CILANTRO tasty and vigorous

COPPER FENNEL-- Leaves emerge copper-red and mature to bronze. Extremely hardy and vigorous,. readily self-seeds.

HYSSOP
-- Low, semi-prostrate culinary and wonderful tea herb ;Blue flowers

LETTUCE -- Black Seeded Simpson  Large, tender lettuce with green-white  leaves, slow to bolt                  

LETTUCE
-- Chadwick's Rodan  A "fat" Romaine type with wonderfully tender, red-tinged leaves
-- Oakleaf Redder Ruffled  Showy, large head with oakleaf shaped leaves

—Prizehead  Huge leafy heads, mellow green with red edges

GARDEN CRESS
—Quick growing tiny-leaved salad addition; sow successions

MIZUNA—Long toothy leaves grow from early to late season, making an attractive specimen plant

MULLEIN  Tall, stately plant can be a nice garden accent; tea made from the leaves relieves coughs; tea from flowers alleviates pain and promotes sleep; biennial

PARSLEY --  Italian  Tall, flat-leafed variety with superb flavor  (P)

SHUNGIKU OR GARLAND CHRYSANTHEMUM   Yellow flowering plant used in Oriental cuisine;  also known as   chop suey green

SKULLCAP —Old time remedy that works for headaches

SPINACH - Winter Bloomsdale   A savoy type with excellent flavor, hardy and dependable

STINGING NETTLE —The Biodynamic plant; stingless tips are a matchless spring tonic and this plant creates vibrant soil under it

SWEET CICELY  Licorice flavored, up to 5 feet;  wonderful in salads and herb teas  (P)

SWISS CHARD  Ruby Red  Hardy green will over winter with protection; great for stir-fry, soup, young leaves for salad

TOBACCO  -- Wild  Small compact leaves on a 2-3 foot plant;  makes a spray to discourage insects 
FRUIT - FIRE ELEMENT


CORNRainbow Inca Versatile, colorful, hardy; eat fresh or grind gorgeous meal

CUCUMBER
--
Boston Pickling  harvest early and frequently
--Marketmore  the classic slicer

BEANS
—in our opinion, a neglected food
--Yellow Indian Woman, yellow-beige medium sized bean
--Hutterite, superb soup bean


PEPPER--Ace, a nice bell pepper, green then bright red
--Ringo, Banana-style, green to gold to red, up to a foot long

PUMPKIN
Small Sugar  Sweet for pies and just the right size

SOYBEANS
Black Jet  Unusual, prolific, and the deer don’t like them

SQUASH
—the third leg of the Native nutritional tripod
--Red Kuri Very prolific red pear shaped fruit; tasty; 3-6 pounds
Hopi Pale Grey  Gets sweeter as it keeps through the winter, and even the whole next year; an incredible keeper, 4-10 pounds

TOMATOLakota  dependable, prolific; medium-sized fruit grows in harsh climate; indeterminate
--Arkansas Traveler
Pinkish, large fruit, mid-season; indeterminate
--Amish Paste Meaty, midium-sized red fruit; determinate
--Pink Beauty Our largest tomato, a little later than the others; indeterminate


Read our "Manifesto for Seeds" here
It is time for gardeners to take back the seeds
from corporations, governments and institutions.