Vintage Veggies™ - Promoting the Preservation of Rare Heirloom (Heritage)Garden Seed, Open-pollinated Seeds, Non-hybrid Seed, No
Description: A tribute to great pioneers in agriculture is created and sponsored by the Victory Horticultural Group, LLC
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Researching and documenting the pedigrees of individual cultivars is an integral part of the preserving heritage seeds. Through this work it has become evident that certain individuals and organizations stand out for the accomplishments of their work. The following list of individuals is certainly not inclusive and will grow as time and resources permit. These people and their work all have had an impact on the seed industry and agriculture in general. Seedsman Hall of Fame
Barnes, Carl L. McMahon, Bernard Blount, Ainsworth Emery Meader, Elwyn Breck, Joseph Mills, Frank B. Buist, Robert Morse, C. C. Burbank, Luther Munger, Henry M. Burpee, David Myers, Charles E. Burpee, W. Atlee Nicolson, John Whitley Carman, Elbert S. Norton, Jesse B. Ferry, Dexter Mason Norton, John Bitting Smith Field, Henry Park, George Frazier, William A. "Tex" Pearson, Oscar Harris Gilbert, James C. Porte, William Solomon Gregory, James J. H. Pritchard, Frederick John Green, E. C. Rick, Charles M. Harri
Vintage Veggies™ - Promoting the Preservation of Rare Heirloom (Heritage)Garden Seed, Open-pollinated Seeds, Non-hybrid Seed, No