Comments on: TALES FROM THE SOUTH’S FORGOTTEN LOCAVORES

By: Wednesday Recipes: A Southerly Course « Alabama Chanin

Wednesday Recipes: A Southerly Course « Alabama Chanin — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:13:38 +0000

[...] the talk about vegetables in last Wednesday’s post set the tone for sharing her recipe for Gardner’s Pie -a vegetarian version of Shepard’s Pie- [...]

By: Wednesday Recipes: A Southerly Course « Alabama Chanin

Wednesday Recipes: A Southerly Course « Alabama Chanin — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:13:38 +0000

[...] the talk about vegetables in last Wednesday’s post set the tone for sharing her recipe for Gardner’s Pie -a vegetarian version of Shepard’s Pie- [...]

By: Susan

Susan — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:03:30 +0000

One great place to get seeds if you haven’t found it yet is the Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (Saving the Past for the Future). They are located near Charlottesville Virginia and they are a great source for heirloom and organic seeds. You can find them at http://www.Southernexposure.com I have been buying seeds from them for years. I won’t list all the tomatoes, there are too many varieties to list, but Okra, usually you can just find Clemson spineless or Burgundy (a favorite of mine), but they also have Alabama red, Beck’s Big Buck, Burmese, Cajun Jewel, Choppee, Cow Horn, Evertender, and Fire Creek Cowhorn, Gold Coast, Hill Country Red, and finally Jade. How can you ever decide? There are great descriptions and now have some photos. Give them a try, they are a great resource for saved and heirloom seeds!