Basic Seed Saving, Easy Step by step Instructions for 18 vegetables and 29 wildflowers By Bill McDorman We hope to encourage you to begin saving your own seeds with this simple 46 page book that covers all the basics to save seeds from the vegetables and flowers in your garden.  Author Bill McDorman was an early pioneer in the small regional seed company field with his High Altitude Gardens company in the 1980's and 90's in Montana and Idaho.  A special bonus in this book draws upon Bill's love for the Wild lands and tips for saving wildflower seed that are very much applicable to saving common garden flowers and herbs too. 1 Book: $6.00...

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Certified Organic Cover Crop Seed Cool Season Soil Building Mix Growing a cover crop (aka Green Manure) is a wonderful way to build soil organic matter, protect the soil against erosion, fix nitrogen, provide habitat for beneficial insects & pollinators and so much more! We typically plant cool season cover crops after harvesting the last of the summer garden which is typically in October here in Oregon.  Alternately, they can be planted as early in late winter or early spring as possible.   This mixture of cool season varieties is a proven mix that we use here on our farm and in gardens. The cereal grain Oats sprout quickly and provide a vertical scaffold for the peas and vetch to climb. The Bell Beans are a small seeded Fava that sprouts quickly and provides fast growth and coverage and abundant nitrogen fixation.  A cereal grain and legume mix can grow from 2 to 5 tons (!!!) of biomass per acre, that's 40-100 pounds for a 100 square foot area. * We regret that we are unable to ship this product internationally in amounts larger than 1 pound * Seeding rates:   75-150 pounds per acre  1/4-1/2 pound per 100 sq.ft., 5-6# for 1000 sq.ft.  A cereal grain and legume mix can grow from 2 to 5 tons (!!!) of biomass per acre, that's 40-100 pounds for a 100 square foot area. * Cool Season Soil Building Mix contains: (Cayuse Oats, Bell Beans (favas), Purple Hairy Vetch, Magnus Peas, Dundale Peas, Barley, Bunker Triticale) Roughly 50% legume and 50% grain.  CSCCS1: 1 Pound: $7 CSCCS2: 3 pounds: $19 CSCCS3: 5 pounds: $30 At present we Also have the following seeds and hope to be adding more soon. Click the Variety to go to it's page and read more, or to buy some. * Lana Vetch * Magnus Peas - Also works for growing delicious Pea shoots as microgreens * Dunedale Peas - Also works for growing delicious Pea shoots as microgreens * Bunker Triticale (a fast growing hybrid of wheat and Rye - can be used for growing wheat grass too) * Barley, UC 937 - provides quick growth in fall and winter and supports other climbing legumes like peas and vetch. If you are interested in technical data, then here is a great research report done in Western Oregon by the USDA-NRCS: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_PLANTMATERIALS/publications/orpmcsr13282.pdf...

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Want to Share the Gift of Seeds with someone who you care about?  We offer gift cards in $20, $20, $40, $50 & $100 values Just click on the appropriate one to get started. Thank you! ON SHIPPING: An online gift certificate code is available to all customers who prefer to forgo the shipping of the certificate. Please let us know in the customer notes section of your order and we will happily email you an online gift certificate code, instead of mailing, and refund your cost of shipping. International Customers - we will refund you the shipping cost associated with your purchase and instead of shipping a certificate, we will provide an online gift code. ...

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Oats, Cayuse - Avena sativa A cool season annual cereal grain.  Cayuse Oats are used primarily for cover crop, green chop, hay and forage production.  It is common to mix them with legumes and other cereals.  Cayuse Oats are larger, mature later and have a larger stem than Montezuma Oats.  Cayuse oats should be planted in the Fall/Winter in California and mild climates.  In colder area they should be planted in the spring. Oats can also be grown and harvested in the green, "milk" stage for use as a medicinal tea which has benefits as a nervous system tonic. Milky oats are the oat tops harvested when they are in their milky stage, during which the oat tops release a white, milky sap when squeezed. This stage, which lasts approximately one week, occurs after the oat begins flowering and before the seed hardens and becomes the oat grain we eat as oatmeal. Tincturing the milky oats while fresh preserves their bioactive potency. Alternatively, milky oats can be dried and used as a nutritive tonic, and are a beautiful addition to tea blends. Organically Grown at Pacific Botanicals in Wilderville, Oregon  1 ounce packet 1/2 pound:  1 pound: $8 3 pounds: $22 5 pounds: $32...

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Organic Dunedale Peas Pisum sativum Dunedale peas are an annual legume used in cover crops to produce organic matter & nitrogen, or as forage.  They do best when mixed with cereal grains and/or legumes; they use the other plants for support to climb on with their upward growth.  As a cover crop they break down quickly after incorporation and can produce high amounts of nitrogen, this nitrogen can be available to the subsequent cash crop.  Also Make Great pea shoots / microgreens for winter salads!! (See photos) Certified Organic By C.C.O.F Plant at 100 pounds per acre. Or 3 pounds per 1000 sq. ft. 1/2 pound (for microgreens and shoots!): 1 pound: 3 pounds: 5 pounds: * We regret that we are unable to ship this product internationally in amounts larger than 1 pound * ...

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Magnus Peas  Pisum sativum These are an annual legume used to produce organic matter & nitrogen, or as forage.  They do best when mixed with cereal grains and/or legumes which they use for support to climb on with thier upward growth.  As a cover crop they break down quickly after incorperation and can produce high amounts of nitrogen, this nitrogen can be available to the subsequent crop.  Magnus Peas are not winter dormant and grow rapidly through the winter producing more biomass earlier than winter dormant type peas.  Can grow to 3-5' depending on fertility. They can get winter killed in very cold climates. Also Make Great pea shoots / microgreens for winter salads!! (See photos) Certified Organic By C.C.O.F Plant at 100 pounds per acre. Or 3 pounds per 1000 sq. ft. 1 pound 3 pounds 5 pounds...

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Wool Yarn Biodynamic wool from Seven Seeds Farm’s (Romney cross) sheep.  Yarn is worsted weight and single ply but with a hand-spun feel.  Milled and spun at a mill in Michigan, this yarn is so beautiful it makes you want to start a new project!  Knits about 4 stitches per inch.  4 oz skein:  $17 (approx. 200 yds)...

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Barley, UC937 (Hordeum vulgare) Certified Organic Barley is a cool season annual cereal grain that can be used for grain production hay & forage, erosion control, and as an inexpensive cover crop.  UC 937 Barley is a medium-short variety that stands well and is a good grain producer.  It has good resistance to barley stripe rust, scald and net blotch. This variety does have a hull, so it would need to be hulled in order to grind for grain. Can also be used for growing barley grass for juicing like wheat grass. * We regret that we are unable to ship this product internationally in amounts larger than 1 pound * Plant at 100 lbs. per acre....

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Triticale, Bunker (X Titicosecale) A cross between wheat and cereal rye.  Bunker is winter active, awnletted (reduced awn expression) variety used primarily as a green chop -whole-plant forage, for hay, or for a very high yielding cover crop.  Bunkers awnletted characteristic makes more palatable hay than a fully awned (bearded) variety.  When used and a cover crop, Bunker provides benefits similar to winter active varieties of cereal rye (i.e. AGS104 Rye and Merced Rye); high biomass production, weed suppression, greatly improved water penetration, and excellent cycling of residual nutrients.  Bunker would be considered a standard height cultivar.  It can be planted in Fall and Winter in most areas of California.  Bunker should be planted in the Spring in colder areas, it will have the same growing season as Spring Wheat.  * We regret that we are unable to ship this product internationally in amounts larger than 1 pound * Plant at 120-150 pounds per acre. Certified Organic by C.C.O.F...

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Seed Cleaning Screens - Set of 4 We are excited to offer this simple yet sturdy set of 4 hand cleaning screens to support your seed saving efforts.  We make these right here at the farm with recycled Douglas Fir and Pine lumber and hardware cloth.  While many specialized seed screens exist, we have found that with these simple 4 screens you can do 98% of the job of getting seeds cleaned from chaff and dust.  Each screen is 12"x12" by 1 & 1/2" deep.  The four sizes are 1/2" mesh, 1/4" mesh, 1/8" mesh and 5/64" perforated metal. Rustic wood frames are glued and screwed and then rounded and sanded for easy handling. Oiled with Linseed oil for longevity. With these screens you can clean everything from large seeds such as peas, corn and beans to medium sized seeds like chard and cilantro to small seeds such as lettuce, brassicas, flowers and herbs.  They work well for processing herbs as well. Includes a copy of the Basic Seed Saving book Set of 4 screens: $120 * Not eligible for free shipping ...

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Vetch, Lana (Vicia villosa) Certified Organic Lana woollypod Vetch is vigorous variety used for forage and hay or in cover crops to build organic matter and add high amounts of nitrogen.  Lana vetch is a winter active and early maturing vetch.  When planted in the fall it will produce most of its biomass in the winter and the early spring.  In cold climates Lana vetch should be planted in the spring. Works well with a cereal grain such as oats, barley, wheat, triticale or rye.* We regret that we are unable to ship this product internationally in amounts larger than 1 pound *  Plant at 4-=60 pounds per acre or 3-5 pounds per 1000 sq.ft....

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Wool Roving  This is biodynamic wool from Seven Seeds Farm.  It was cleaned and milled in Michigan and is very soft.  Perfect for spinning, needle-felting and felting.   Takes dye well.  Check out our assortment of dye plants to grow for the job!  White  1oz ball:  $4.50...

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Wool/Mohair Roving  This is a blend of our biodynamic wool from Seven Seeds Farm and goat mohair from another Oregon farm.  It was cleaned and milled in Michigan and is beyond soft and cozy.  Perfect for spinning, needle-felting and felting, or any other craft that you can do to take advantage of this soft fiber.  Grey 1oz ball:  $5.50...

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Jewel Tones Everlasting Flower Wreath  A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods in deep saturated tones (each wreath is distinct and will include some combination of purple, red, orange, golden and fuchsia).  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift. $50...

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Neutral Tones Everlasting Flower Wreath  A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods in neutral tones.  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter and each one is unique.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift. $50...

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Sunset Tones Everlasting Flower Wreath A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods in the peachy, pink, and orange warm tones of sunset.  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter and each one is unique.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift. $50...

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Blues and Purples Everlasting Flower Wreath  A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods in a blue and purple color palette.  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift. $50...

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Wreath-Maker's Choice Everlasting Flower Wreath  A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods.  Stacey will send you a unique creation inspired by whatever form or color catches her eye in the wreath making studio .  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift.  $50...

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Harvest Colors Everlasting Flower Wreath  A gorgeous wreath for your home made of Flora Farm’s flowers, foliage and seed pods in the oranges and gold of Harvest Season.  Wreaths are 12-16” in diameter.  Hang in a dry environment out of direct light and colors will hold up to years.  A perfect gift. $50...

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