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Garrett Schantz wrote:Thanks, I have been waiting for their return. Was getting worried because December is almost over and still no updates. Going to browse and see if there is anything new as well. They have a lot of harder to find runner beans and other such things.
Edit: They aren't accepting new order apparently. "Still a few days" according to the notice. Suppose I could fill up a cart and hopefully it saves. Taking screenshot of my cart either way.
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Garrett Schantz wrote:For now I made a wish list. I am still waiting until January 5th for the Experimental Farm Network to reopen as well. So not in a hurry, might order from both on the same day.
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Greg Martin wrote:Thank you guys....I've been wondering when they both would come back to us!
I'm a little bummed out though....Adaptive seems to have taken away their Crapaudine beets for 2021 like Baker Creek did. I have managed to find some from other sellers but wanted to get them from more sources as I hear this variety varies. Fingers crossed that Adaptive adds them back.
Edit: Opps, I was thinking of Uprising....they also aren't taking orders yet but said they'd start again in December....still one day left :)
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Krystal Comerford wrote:Count me in as eagerly awaiting the reopening! Shipping to Canada is a bit steep, but you can't beat some of their interesting varieties. I'm happy to support them especially after this crazy year.
Anyone else have new-to-you varieties picked out that you can't wait to try? I've never had success with outdoor basil here, so I'm eager to try Italian Mountain Sweet. Excited to try Bear Necessities kale as well.
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Garrett Schantz wrote:I was going through bookmarked seed pages, I went back to Amishlandseeds which closed last year. Turns out they reopened. I'm not seeing beans, ground cherries etc - but I am seeing two melons or so, some tomatoes pepper. Didn't want to make a huge post about it, so figured I would put it here.
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Garrett Schantz wrote:I was going through bookmarked seed pages, I went back to Amishlandseeds which closed last year. Turns out they reopened. I'm not seeing beans, ground cherries etc - but I am seeing two melons or so, some tomatoes pepper. Didn't want to make a huge post about it, so figured I would put it here.
Amishland earned a well-deserved negative reputation in the tomato seed world, probably 20 years running now. Amishland would take well-known varieties of tomato seeds, rename them, and add a false history, resulting in what appeared to be a new, rare variety, sold exclusively by Amishland. One example was renaming popular Cherokee Purple seeds, '1890 Native American' or somesuch, maybe I have the date wrong.
Given my unpleasant memory of that company, I find the reopening of Amishland, akin to de-listing a house that doesn't sell, then re-listing it months later so it looks like a house new to the market.
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