Heirlooms
If you’re planning on planting a garden anytime in your life, why not make it a historical garden? Heirloom seeds offer fruits and vegetables that have been untouched by agri-business, which is great, but you also get a lot of variety that you wouldn’t otherwise find. I mean, who wouldn’t like to eat a white carrot? Or a purple tomatillo? We’re very used to heirloom tomatoes, which are beautiful and delicious, and imagine having that for your entire garden. There are some communities that have greenhouses that primarily grow these heirloom varieties, but if you’re not living in one of those places, you should try Victory Seeds. They are dedicated to keeping these unique varieties alive.
