So many people have asked me about which seed varieties are best for their garden and safe for their family. Seeds are wonderful packets of living history that with the right care and understanding can yield so much! Now that you have done a seed germination test it’s time to understand seeds. Let’s take an in depth look at the five main seed types that we can choose from and the best of the seed varieties for a high performance garden. The main five seed varieties you will come across while you are planning your garden are: open pollinated, non hybrid, heirloom, hybrid and GMO.
Which Seed Varieties are Best for You?
Heirloom seeds are great for gardeners that are flexible on the amount of produce they receive from their garden; gardeners who have low disease incidences and who love to come full circle with their food by saving their seeds and growing another crop.
Hybrid seeds are the best choice for beginning gardeners. They ensure a high and consistent yield in your high performance garden and are increasingly disease resistant. These seeds are not genetically modified they are cross pollinated. Not only are these seeds in harmony with nature they also help you to achieve higher yields and have less incidences with disease. I frequently use hybrids on my farm to ensure high production rates.
Which seeds will you use this year now that you have watched this high performance garden training video? I look forward to the next video where we will dive into starting your plants! While you wait for the seeds you have ordered to come in how will you be readying your garden? Please share with the community by leaving your exciting garden plans in the comments below! Invite in other struggling gardeners into the High Performance Garden Community by sharing this video. They will thank you later!
Until the next video may your garden be easy, fun, productive and always organic,
Lynn Gillespie
Email Lynn your questions about seed varieties. All great gardens begin with the best quality seeds.
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