Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

22 July 2022 at 21:02

Content with the fall-winter transplants, sizing up on the nursery tables. All our material is 100% open-pollinated, and proven in the field, much of it developed locally, in the S. Willamette Valley, a key global locus of holistic, as well as conventional, seed stewardship.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 1 Jul 2022

2/ In the US, sustainable winter cropping presents a particularly vexing challenge. A primary snafu? Ready access to diverse, productive, OP (reproducible) winter-hardy material. How are we responding? More on that topic, from the nursery tables, shortly. sapport.scribble.com/Mainpages/thefutureofwinter.htm

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Quoted by24 Jun 2023@Tao_Orion @gracie88888 @aspiringpeasant @aspiringpeasant Delightful to go f2f, Dave. Here, as promised, some basic deets relating both to winter cropping and the Boring project. I anticipate we'll be shipping a great, big wave of plants to your hood, again, next month. DM me. I'll put you in touch with Adam, their ED.Quoted by30 Nov 2022@charlesdowding Years ago, the future looked endlessly bleak. But we've been taking steady steps to address the unshakable truth of functional, grassroots, cultivar stewardship as a fundamental requirement of sustainable, which is to say, regenerative, horticulture. A participatory mode!