Sharing Seeds, Helps You, Helps Me! I finally got my seeds organized and photographed this week. I’ve promised seeds to a few people, including my youngest fan, a 15 year-old gardener named Ben, who loves Late Bloomer!

I don’t sell my seeds, as I am new at the seed saving thing, and don’t guarantee them and have not performed germination tests, but I am happy to send seeds to anyone in the U.S. who makes at least a $10 donation to Late Bloomer. Funds raised, after shipping, go directly to paying my editors to make more Late Bloomer episodes.

Seeds will be mailed in neat Botanical Interests seeds packets. I am an affiliate marketer for B.I., so any sales made through my website bring me a small commission. Here’s what I have to offer:

If you have trouble reading the names, you should be able to click on the photo for it to open in a new window and get bigger.

Peppers: Filius Blue, Orange Thai, Long Red Cayenne, Jalapeno Medium, Jimmy Nardello, California Wonder, Caribbean Red Habanero

Mexican Sunflower, Pomegranate Yarrow

Beans: Henderson Baby Lima, Scarlet Emporer AKA Scarlet Runner, Cowpeas

Winter Squash: Cinderella Pumpkin, Kabocha Squash (2014), Cushaw (coming soon)

Okra, Celery, Cilantro, Collective Farm Woman Melon, Native Glass Gem Corn

As you can see, I have WAY too many seeds to plant in my tiny garden. I appreciate all the kind friends who have sent me seeds and I’m going to do my best to plant them! I need a bigger yard!

I look forward to your orders! Sharing Seeds, Helps You, Helps Me! Have fun with your gardens this spring! Thanks for your support!

Stay tuned for an exciting collaboration I mentioned in the Jerusalem Artichoke episode! Late Bloomer inspired StoneMalas bracelets, custom made and lovingly shipped in time for Valentine’s Day!

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