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one seed at a time."™
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We have separated the
store from this informational site in an effort to make things easier
to either shop or research a subject.
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Welcome! This site is a resource of the Victory Seed Company
and used to store information about our mission and our organization.
We built our original web site in late
1998 and went live on the internet in January of 1999. That
website evolved and grew over the years to a point where it had become
cluttered and difficult to navigate. So in 2010, during a much
needed "remodel," we decided to split our internet presence into several
specialized web sites. They include:
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VictorySeeds.com - Although it represents our "store" and
is our primary means of generating financial support for the seed
variety preservation work that we do, it is much more than that.
Along with our Victory Seeds® brand of rare and heirloom
seeds, you will find tons of photos, gardening information, and well
researched, well documented plant histories.
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WebGrower.com - In 2013, we created this site as an
informational storehouse for the benefit of our gardening friends and
supporters. The primary content is organized by state to make it
easier to find the answers you need. This is a work in progress
and is continually being improved upon.
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SaveSeeds.org is the online home of the
Victory Horticultural Library and
the Seedsman Hall of Fame.
This is a strictly not-for-profit project that is funded by proceeds
from the Victory Seed Company's
sales and whose purpose is to preserve, protect and present
horticultural history.
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VintageVeggies.com
- "You are here!" This site basically exists to provide a
place to store all of the support documentation for our main store site.
The intent is to keep
VictorySeeds.com as streamlined and fast as possible.
The Victory Seed Company is a small, family owned and operated organization that works to preserve plant varieties by locating, growing, documenting and offering heirloom and rare open-pollinated
seeds to home gardeners. We grow
seeds on our
farm and help to support other
seed farmers by purchasing from our network of growers.
Our heirloom seed variety preservation work is
supported by
sales from
our store web site as well as from
private donations.
Thank you for
recommending us to your friends and family and for financially
supporting our
work through your orders. We hope that you have a great gardening season and look forward to being of service to you in
the future!
Mini FAQ
Every year, people from
all over the world send us their cherished seed
varieties.
Although our grow out schedules are tight, we do fit in quite a few
"new" varieties
each year. We
eventually trial them and make as many as possible available to
gardeners. |
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Updated on
January 03, 2020

All of our heirloom
and rare seeds are open-pollinated, non-hybrid and are not treated
with chemicals. |
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