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 April, May, & June Almanac Pages

Welcome to VictorySeeds.com™
and the Web home of the Victory Seed Company.

A Longer Introduction

We are working to save old plant varieties by keeping them available to home gardeners

Joe Harmony^BRAND
Worms

As you get ready to plant your garden, don't forget that healthy soil is the key to healthy plants.  Compost and worm castings are perfect organic soil additives. 

Raised in Idaho, these worms are hardy and will do well anywhere in the continental United States.

Worms are an important part of any sustainable farm plan or organic home garden.

Orders are processed and the worms mailed out on Monday and Tuesday only.  By using the U.S.P.S. Priority Service, your worms will arrive healthy and ready to get to work for you.

Order Worms Here

Thank You

We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support. As a small family business, we appreciate each of your orders, your feedback, and all of the word of mouth recommendations.

Best of gardening success to you!

"New" Varieties For 2001 

Unlike other seed suppliers, we don't just have new seed introductions at the beginning of the year.  If we locate a supply of an interesting variety in a large enough quantity, and it meets quality standards, we add it to the site.

As you browse through the site, look for theicon for items that did not make it into the 2001 printed catalog.  Click here for the list.

Check back from time to time and let us know if you are having trouble finding something.  We have gotten pretty good at locating old varieties.

Other new features around the site include a Q&A Forum, an email news subscription service, and a Seed Swap and Search Bulletin Board.

Don't take our word for it. What others are saying about us.

Seeking Seed Growers

Are you an experienced gardener and seed saver?  Do you work hard to maintain the genetic integrity of the variety that you are saving?  Are you interested in increasing the variety's chances of survival?

If you answered yes to the questions above, please contact us.  We are interested in expanding our network of suppliers to include individuals with a passion for working to preserve our gardening heritage.

Our goal is work towards the point when all of our seeds are untreated and organically grown with love.

Past Issues

Winter 2001

Fall 2000

Summer 2000

May 2000

April 2000

March 2000

Winter 2000

Fall 1999

Summer 1999