It contains Rutgers Tomato seeds, Rutgers are NOT heirloom seeds! I am also not seeing an organic symbol on this product? Is there one I'm not seeing?
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The actual website has the organic info on it. Also, there are about 50 or more websites and farmer seed traders in my local area selling Rutgers as heirloom. This variety is an open pollinator which qualifies as heirloom. The local farmer seed swap verifies his Rutgers have been grown from saved seed only for over 70 years (50 years qualifies as heirloom). I'm not sure why you don't think they are heirloom, I hope that helps :)
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Non-Hybrid or Open-Pollinated seeds allow the gardener to collect seeds from a crop for future planting. Hybrid seeds do not. All VEGANSEEDS Organic Seed Packs are 100% Non-Hybrid AND Non-GMO (genetically modified) and specially sealed for long term storage. Use now AND save for emergency. All from the same pack!
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Tomato, Rutgers This Is an HEIRLOOM Variety over 70 years old . Its flavor, both for slicing and cooking, is still unequaled. The legendary Jersey tomato, introduced in 1934, is a cross between J.T.D. (an old New Jersey variety from the Campbell Soup Co.) and Marglobe. Its flavor, both for slicing and cooking, is still unequaled. Red fruits are slightly flattened. Tall vines, Fusarium resistance.
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Tomato, Rutgers This Is an HEIRLOOM Variety over 70 years old . Its flavor, both for slicing and cooking, is still unequaled.The legendary Jersey tomato, introduced in 1934, is a cross between J.T.D. (an old New Jersey variety from the Campbell Soup Co.) and Marglobe. Its flavor, both for slicing and cooking, is still unequaled. Red fruits are slightly flattened. Tall vines, Fusarium resistance.
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Some Heirloom seeds are sold by Wal-Mart, Lowe's and yes, even Monsanto (they might not be labeled "Heirloom" or "Organically grown" but the same name on the package (Ex. BlueLake Green Beans). They grow well year after year, and the big companies know it, that's why they sell them. As for how they are grown and propagated at these companies, who knows how much herbicide/insecticide 'they' use... I like the source of these seeds because they are Heirloom varieties that are organically grown and produced.
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Sorry, I have no way of determining that. I really think it has more to do with what you do with the seed after receiving it when you talk organic. I also don't know if the seeds were genetically modified. You should be able to get some information from the seed packet. If not, you could try contacting the supplier.
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The original packaging was a tomato. Frankly, I would trust that the seeds are organic just based on the fact they obviously didn't come from a big corporate seed company with fancy packaging.
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I have this on automatic order and just got this. I looked all over the bags of flour and no mention of organic. The only thing I find the bag saying is no preservatives and all natural ingredients.
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I don't know but I'd say unless they say organic in the name probably not. I did get some organic heirloom tomato seeds from seeds and things but not all their stuff is organic. After I had already bought the seeds I found this: http://www.treehugger.com/lawn-garden/10-best-seed-companies-selected-by-readers.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm;_medium=twitter&utm;_campaign=Feed%3A+MrBrownThumbTreeHugger+%28MrBrownThumb+TreeHugger%29 which was cool, they have both pdf catalogs and free hard copies (if you don't mind waiting for them to mail). How this helps :)
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They are tomato seeds which are all annual. If you can grow tomatoes you can grow these. They were fantastic.
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Ironically, I have the Sibu buckthorn jar in front of me. This is no mention of this detail on Sibu's packaging, although instructions reference "veggie softgels". I would suggest contacting Sibu directly via 800.710.7428 phone listing included on package. Do share your findings with the rest of us!
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I looked at the package in my pantry. It does NOT say organic anywhere on the label. Im telling you though, its really good!! Much better than any national brand.
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Seeds aren't classified as organic. They can be a hybrid, cross pollinated, heirloom etc. How will you grow it? If you grow it using only organically approved products to stop pests or as fertilizer...then yes, it will be organic. I had some of the red stemmed purslane growing wild in my yard, and before I realized what it was, I had to weed my organic garden by hand about every other day, just to get rid of it....so there is not much needed for pest control. It's very hardy and very good for you, so definitely worth trying to grow it...and of course, try to grow it organically so you don't put toxic chemicals into your body. :) Seeds aren't classified as organic. They can be a hybrid, cross pollinated, heirloom etc. How will you grow it? If you grow it using only organically approved products to stop pests or as fertilizer...then yes, it will be organic. I had some of the red stemmed purslane growing wild in my yard, and before I realized what it was, I had to weed my organic garden by hand about every other day, just to get rid of it....so there is not much needed for pest control. It's very hardy and very good for you, so definitely worth trying to grow it...and of course, try to grow it organically so you don't... » Read More Seeds aren't classified as organic. They can be a hybrid, cross pollinated, heirloom etc. How will you grow it? If you grow it using only organically approved products to stop pests or as fertilizer...then yes, it will be organic. I had some of the red stemmed purslane growing wild in my yard, and before I realized what it was, I had to weed my organic garden by hand about every other day, just to get rid of it....so there is not much needed for pest control. It's very hardy and very good for you, so definitely worth trying to grow it...and of course, try to grow it organically so you don't put toxic chemicals into your body. :) « Show Less
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I tried to research the answer to this question. I went to their site and put heirloom tomatoes in the search box, and this tomato variety was not included in that group. I put pollinated tomatoes in the search box and no tomatoes came up in the search box. I am unsure about the answer to the b. part of the question. In this link, many of their seeds are. I will attach it. http://missladybugsgarden.com/1/post/2013/01/botanical-interests-heirloom-organic-seed-bank-giveaway.html
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The Organic one is OU Kosher. The non-organic one was promote for Passover and has a "OU" symbol on my 1L tin, but not sure about the bottle.
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Primarily there are a couple different species of everything. Tomatoes, carrots, lettus, squash, melons, eggplant, peppers, beets, radishes, pumpkins, onions, and a whole lot of herbs such as dill, aramanth, and a whole lot more. I would say there are multiple unknowns as well that I've never used and wasn't sure how to cook with, but I look forward to using them yesterday. My garden was so viable I had vegetables spilling out everywhere because the seeds were so viable. I would recommend the product to anyone!
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I've done well with their seeds in the past and am ordering this bundle this year for a garden I depend on for mainstay food. You can write Ferry Morse directly and I'm sure they'd be happy to help you. Whenever I've gone to their customer service, they've been very courteous and helpful. They have a Facebook account so just search for them there or go to http://www.plantationproducts.com/
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Yes, it has the red stem after I grew them. There are seeds. I don't what you mean by "organic".
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Because this is not Organic. Note the name of the producer is "Y.S. Organic Bee Farm". They do also sell the organic kind, just not this one. Quite misleading with the green label and all..
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I read everything on the jar label. There is no indication of this product being organic.