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**carolyn137** · May 14, 2008

Yes, many years ago I used to order a few things and they came fairly promptly.

I'm a Lifetime member b'c I support their mission, same with SSE where I'm far more active as a listing member and have been so since 1989.

But I would n't consider Native Seeds/Search to be a prime place to order seeds from given the excellent corn and squash choices at Sandhill Preservation where the owner is Curator of Cucurbits for SSE and maintains many corn varieties and lists some very rare ones, many sent to Jere at Baker Creek from time to time.

And the largest choice in veggies and fruits of the SW would be probably found in the SSE Yearbook. Seeds listed there are available only to SSE members and you might wish to consider that if it's native american varieties of the SW that interests you.

May 14, 2008	#2
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Yes, many years ago I used to order a few things and they came fairly promptly. I'm a Lifetime member b'c I support their mission, same with SSE where I'm far more active as a listing member and have been so since 1989. But I would n't consider Native Seeds/Search to be a prime place to order seeds from given the excellent corn and squash choices at Sandhill Preservation where the owner is Curator of Cucurbits for SSE and maintains many corn varieties and lists some very rare ones, many sent to Jere at Baker Creek from time to time. And the largest choice in veggies and fruits of the SW would be probably found in the SSE Yearbook. Seeds listed there are available only to SSE members and you might wish to consider that if it's native american varieties of the SW that interests you. __________________ Carolyn