For 2012 Jill’s Seeds all home grown, all organic (not certified) for 2012

Beet - Cylindra GCS '10 1/4 oz - 1.00 1/2oz - 1.50 1 oz - 3.00

Rutabaga ` Fedco '09 1/4 oz - 1.00 1/2oz - 1.75 1 oz - 3.00
Dry Beans

Black Bean - Mitla Bl Tepary (Seed of Ch) '08, '09 1/2 oz - 1.00 1oz - 2.00 2oz - 4.00

Indian Wm Yellow Bean WCHI '08, '09 1/2 oz - 1.00 1oz - 2.00 2oz - 4.00

Fava Bean - Windsor GCS '11 2 oz - 1.00 4oz - 2.00 8oz - 4.00

Red Orach, GCS '11 1/4oz - 1.00 1/2oz - 1.50 1oz - 2.00

Cilantro GCS '11 1/8 oz - 1.00 1/4oz - 2.00 1/2oz - 4.00

Red & Green Romaine GCS '10 1/8 oz - 1.00 1/4oz - 2.00 1/2oz - 4.00

Red Romaine GCS '11 1/8 oz - 1.00 1/4oz - 2.00 1/2oz - 4.00

Arugula High Mowing '10 1/8 oz - 1.00 1/4oz - 2.00 1/2oz - 4.00

Swiss Chard - Bright Lights FedCo '11 ¼ oz free – results were poor in germination tests

(Cleome serrulata) - native flower- must be cold/moist treated in refrigerator (2 - 4 weeks) before planting

the gardener can save their own seed for future years, and also can eat it or use for a high protein animal

feed. (It improves nitrogen fixing if a bean/pea inoculant is used when planting. In fact, if you use inoculant on all of your bean or pea crops, your yield will be greatly improved. See FedCo for sourcing inoculant.) Plant at 3" spacing a 50' row = 200 seeds = 1.4 oz. 2000 seeds = 14 oz.
Notes: - - my small seed like carrot seed is not as clean as commercial seed, there may be some debris in it. It is fine for gardeners who sow by hand, not so good if you sow by machine.

Weight equivalents: 1/8 oz = 3.5 g 1 g = .035 oz

1/4 oz = 7 g 3 g = .106 oz

1/2 oz = 14.2 g 6 g = .212 oz