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D. Landreth Seed Co.

Still growing strong more than two centuries later, D. Landreth & Sons is the oldest seed company in the United States and is celebrated as one of the most influential forces in American horticulture. The company has introduced and chronicled the development of some of the most popular vegetable and flower varieties ever grown, many of which are now heirlooms. In 1798, Landreth brought the first Zinnias into the country from Mexico. In 1808, Lewis and Clark sent seed samples collected on the Journey of Discovery to Landreth for cultivation. In 1811, Landreth introduced the first white potato to America (prior to this introduction, potatoes had been yellow). Bloomsdale spinach, the extra early pea, the very first Japanese shrubs and plants in the country (brought back from Japan by Commodore Perry) – all were also Landreth firsts and the list goes on and on.

Landreth’s place in history includes so much more than what was planted in the ground. The company also created tools and machines to work the soil for optimal sowing and growing. Landreth pioneered the first grain and seed threshers, built some of the first mowers, reapers, plows, and corn shellers, and, in 1872, developed the first steam-powered tractor for plowing fields. In addition, David Landreth himself published the first floral and horticultural magazine in Philadelphia, and also served as the president of the U.S. Agricultural Society for several terms.

For over 230 years, D. Landreth Seed Company has grown the crops that have built our nation, and we plan to be here for generations to come. From the early days of our country's first farmers to the modern times of farm and garden to table, we have remained your trusted source for the most reliable seeds…as well as your go-to resource for all the growing guides, planting advice, and gardening encouragement you need. We've known, sown, and grown our seeds for centuries, and our assortment reflects those we've scrupulously selected to ensure your gardening success. Sow, grow, know, and most importantly, have fun digging in! We're here for you every step of the way.
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Jordan Seeds

Jordan seeds specializes in vegetables, herbs, flower seeds and more. We are currently based in the Woodbury area of beautiful MN and we really do appreciate your business!
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Seed Savers Exchange

Since 1975, we’ve been growing, saving, and sharing heirloom seeds.
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Pase Seeds

Pase seeds focuses on cactuses, gourds, heirloom seeds, onions, ornamental grass and more
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Swiss Chard Pests & Diseases

  • University of Minnesota - Growing spinach and Swiss chard in home gardens | UMN Extension
  • University of Massachusetts - Vegetable: Cercospora Leaf Spot of Swiss Chard, Beets, and Spinach | UMass Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment
  • Penn State - Chard | Diseases and Pests, Description, Uses, Propagation
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Swiss Chard Growing Guides

  • Cornell University - Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Vegetable Growing Guides - Growing Guide
  • University of Minnesota - Growing spinach and Swiss chard in home gardens | UMN Extension
  • Penn State - Chard | Diseases and Pests, Description, Uses, Propagation
  • Michigan State University - How to Grow Swiss Chard - MSU Extension
  • Clemson University - Swiss Chard | Home & Garden Information Center
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