gardening and fine heirloom seeds
 1-800-654-2407


THANK YOU!!

The D. Landreth Seed Company wants to thank each of you for the tremendous support you have provided in the effort to save this historic piece of America. The following list is by no means comprehensive, but it will give all of you some idea of how far reaching and successful your efforts were.

Landreth is not out of danger yet, but the publication of its catalog on November 28th will go a long way towards securing its future. Please continue to get the word out about Landreth and please encourage all of your friends and colleagues
TO PURCHASE A LANDRETH CATALOG.

Christin Tillett - Facebook Genius with a Beautiful Spirit
The TRULY Fabulous Beekman Boys
www.HeadButler.com - Jesse Kornbluth
The Mike Nowak Show - WCPT Radio, Chicago
NPR's Living On Earth - Bruce Gellerman
The Citizens of the Town of Sharon Springs, NY
The American Hotel-Heidi and Her Men!
American Express - one of the few real friends of American Small Business
The Huffington Post
TreeHugger
Planet Green
Martha Stewart & Her Amazing Organization
A Way To Garden - Margaret Roach
MrBrownThumb - Ramon Gonzalez http://mrbrownthumb.blogspot.com/
The Hudson Valley Seed Library - Ken Greene
TERRAIN - UrbanOutfitters
The American Horticultural Society
National Public Radio
The Indefatigable Rosie O'Donnell
Oprah Winfrey
The View
Ellen DeGeneres
The Philadelphia Inquirer - Ginnie Smith
The Dallas Morning News - Karel Holloway
The Los Angeles Times - Lisa Boone
The Detroit Free Press - Monica Milla, The Garden Faerie
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Miriam Rubin
The San Diego Union
The York Dispatch - Andy Shaw
Washington Gardener Magazine - Kathy Jentz
Gardening in Northern Virginia - Eva Reid Stern
Central Pennsylvania Magazine - Laura Mathews
Organic Gardening Magazine
Sunset Magazine
The Wall Street Journal Small Business
ABC News
The Three Guys Rant Radio Show
The New England Cheesemaking Company - Rikka, The Cheese Queen
Mother Earth News Fair
The Nature Conservancy
Annie's Annuals and Perennials
LocalHarvest
Whole Foods Market
Cargill
Tractor Supply
John Deere Company
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
The Sierra Club
Partners in Preservation
The National Trust for Historic Preservation
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
The Missouri Botanical Garden
Louisiana Cookin eNewsletter
Steamy Kitchen Foodblog
Solari.com
SlowMoney.com
Slow Food USA
The Survival Podcast
Garden Hacker
Inhabitat.com
Rusty Moon Homestead blogspot
Juniper Moon Farm
Farm Aid
Mothering Magazine
The Dirt Doctor - Howard Garrett
Small Business
Being American
Proud to be an American
American Small Business League
Gardens By You and Me
Serenbe Farms
Growing a Greener World TV
The Singing Seed
A Happier Meal
Farm and Food Connect
Itty Bitty Farm in the City
The Daily Green
Heirloom Tomatoes
Mother Nature Network
Yahoo! Green
Naked Nutrition
Three leaf Concepts
Boulderganic
Organic Valley
Dancing Bare Soap
Yes Computers
Urban Farm Magazine
Hobby Farm Home Magazine
Naturally Boulder
The Organic Center
Environmental Working Group
TakePart.com
Food Inc.
Edible Front Range Magazine
White Oak Farmers Market
Care 2
The Herb Cottage
Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance
Truthout
Organic Consumers Association
The Herb Companion
GRIT Magazine
PoopBags.com
The Fruit Guys
Gardens To Tables
The Whole Planet Foundation
Blue Hill Farm Restaurant
Safbaby.com
ParentEarth
Ode Magazine
Green Child Magazine
Seventh Generation
Urban and Environmental Policy Institute, Occidental College
Taproot Farm, Shoemakersville, PA
EMediaLoft.org

Since 1784, the D. Landreth Seed Company has been providing its customers with one of the most extensive selections of fine lawn and garden seeds in the world. Our founders introduced into the United States some of the most beloved flowers and vegetables known today including the Zinnia, the white potato, various tomatoes, and our own Bloomsdale Spinach. We have become the oldest seed house in America because we are passionate in our quest for excellence in quality, service and innovation.

 
D. Landreth Seed Company • 60 East High Street, Bldg #4 • New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349   
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