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@SeedsDiversity 3/ Don’t let the poetry fool you. Because we’re no fools. We’ve emerged at the forefront of the PNW ‘future heirloom’ intelligence network with a proven record identifying and freely, widely sharing the most promising annual and perennial cultivars in our bioregional midst.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 22 Oct 2022

3/ Much as the American people are drawn from across the planet: so, analogously, are our biodiversity collections. All told, a bio-cultural union, synthesis and synergy, grounded in the Real, affording us access to an unprecedented regenerative partnership.

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Quoted by@brightabyss 1/ It's that time of year we head out and about to explore specifically for long-hanging fruit very often associated with good storability - just now around old farmsteads in the Cascades foothills. Our choicest finds? Unnamed, seedling varieties with superb all round character.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @MadsMcKeever 1/ Yup, they have that rep. I'm consistently struck by the truly planetary intelligence revealed in functional, regenerative homecoming, wholly at odds with facile, nationalist madness. We rely vitally on 'diversity composites' of material from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, China...Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @MadsMcKeever 1/ Yup, they have that rep. I'm consistently struck by the truly planetary intelligence revealed in functional, regenerative homecoming, wholly at odds with facile, nationalist madness. We rely vitally on 'diversity composites' of material from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, China...Quoted by@MadsMcKeever 1/ Yup, they have that rep. I'm consistently struck by the truly planetary intelligence revealed in functional, regenerative homecoming, wholly at odds with facile, nationalist madness. We rely vitally on 'diversity composites' of material from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, China...