For over 25 years Eden Seeds has been providing non-hybrid, old traditional, open pollinated varieties of seed. None are genetically engineered, nor chemically treated and they are available as Certified Organic (Select) or regular (Eden). Many are supplied by growers who themselves purchase seed from Eden. SCRAP is merchandising only the Select Organic at this stage. All are packed in home gardener sized packets (see picture or our display). Larger quantities are available on request.
Usually priced at $5.50-$5.80 per packet we are pleased to offer three for $15 including postage and handling as an introductory offer. To obtain the special please contact us directly by email support@scrapltd.com.au with your order. If our list does not meet your needs, please email or call us on 0400 982 516 as we may be able to obtain the seed you want.
It is interesting to note that Eden Seeds have recently signed the Safe Seed Pledge drafted by the Council for Responsible Genetics which states in part: “Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations. For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative, we pledge that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants.”
SCRAP is also happy to endorse this principle and support Eden Seeds in bringing to you the best we can find in organic seeds to grow safe food for your family and friends.
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