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I arose, went to the restroom and felt worse. I was pacing the floor trying to stay calm, but nothing was helping. I turned the lights on and awoke my brother and his fiancé. “What’s the matter with you Joe?” Patty asked. Trying to be calm, I just said, “I’m just a bit nervous.” Patty […]

World’s Largest Seed Swap

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New Smithsonian Exhibit: Cultivating America’s Gardens

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Seed Savers Exchange: Annual Conference and Campout

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Thomas Jefferson's Garden

Andrew Weidman

Thomas Jefferson enjoyed spending his spare time among the fruits and vegetables. Find advice from Thomas Jefferson’s garden to create your own backyard paradise. Do just a little digging into the history of American gardening, and you’ll soon discover Thomas Jefferson’s deep love of horticulture. A favorite quote among those of us with dirt under […]