Seed Stories: The Peg O’ My Heart Tomato
For Peg Davis, having her ‘Peg O’ My Heart’ tomato accepted into the Seed Savers Exchange collection was a dream come true. It all started nearly 50 years ago when…
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For Peg Davis, having her ‘Peg O’ My Heart’ tomato accepted into the Seed Savers Exchange collection was a dream come true. It all started nearly 50 years ago when…
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On August 8–9, 2025, more than 500 people from across the nation gathered at Heritage Farm in Decorah, Iowa, for an unforgettable celebration. They came to mark Seed Savers Exchange’s…
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Some people come to conservation through study. Lee Barnes came to it through his hands.
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Sowing Connections with Seed Savers Exchange Episode 1: Seeds as Living History with Michael Twitty Whether large or small, seeds represent so much more than the food they produce. This…
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While lettuce is a mainstay in diets year-round, it is actually a cool-season crop and bolts, or goes to seed, in hot weather. However, some lettuce varieties have been bred by gardeners over time to tolerate warmer temperatures and resist bolting early in the season. Plant these heat-tolerant lettuce varieties to extend your salad harvests.
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ADAPT gardeners certainly know plenty about what makes a variety great, and we’ve compiled data from some of their top picks from SSE’s catalog. Participants trialed these varieties as part of the 2025 ADAPT program.
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With countless types of peppers out there, it can be difficult to choose the right ones for your garden. That’s why we’ve created a list of 12 types of peppers to grow, from fiery habaneros to Italian sweet peppers perfect for frying. Keep reading to learn more!
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Bouquets are great. But flower seeds are even better! Seed Savers Exchange has exactly what you need for gifting flowers. We created this Valentine’s Day Gift Guide to give you inspiration.
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Eating black-eyed peas and collard greens on New Year’s Day is a tradition in the South and among African American communities. This tradition is believed to bring wealth and prosperity.
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