On this page I have listed all cultivars for which I am able to save seed. Some seed is available to all - most is reserved for "listed" Seed Saver Exchange members.
You need to become a "non-listed" SSE member first, then become a listed member and start sharing seed.
Once you are satisfied with the quality of your plants and keep saving seeds for a few years, the time comes to start sharing seeds.
Become a member of Seed Savers Exchange. www.seedsavers.org/membership
By becoming a member ($35 per year membership fee) you can order seed from 700 plus sources. Unfortunately there are only 35 seed savers in Wisconsin and 33 in Illinois ... but none in Kenosha and Racine Counties.
We need to change that and have more local gardeners listed in Seed Savers Year Books to make seed available to other local gardeners.
Please call Seed Savers, become a "non-listed" member (support this no-profit organization) and eventually join me in offering seed as a listed member. Call (563) 382-5990
Kenosha Potato Project - all tubers are reserved to local gardeners who participate in the project, and listed SSE members
- Project description and varieties listing (features' overview)
- Catalog with pictures and variety description
Bulbs
Seed
- Non-Bell Sweet Pepper, Corno di Toro Rosso Troncato
- Red Tomato, Kenosha Paste
- Red Tomato, Kenosha SSE 810
- True Potato Seed (TPS)
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