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Why Use Organic Herb Seeds

Using Organic Herb Seeds :  A Good Choice

Most gardening experts agree that organic herb gardening is preferable to non organic because it uses natural fertilizers and natural weed removal techniques. 


Genetically modified seeds are just the opposite. You should know that when something (even seeds) has been genetically modified, the nature of its being has been altered.

Even though long-term effects of genetically modified seeds are unknown, organic seeds are known to be healthy. Furthermore, using genetically modified seeds reduces the variety of foods available as we lose the old heirloom seed varieties of yesteryear.

Many companies have been very successful in securing legislation that exempts genetically modified seeds from certain healthy food regulations. But without regulations, how can we trust the food producers to harvest, ship, and sell their foods with proper labels so consumers can choose healthy products ?. Fortunately, several herb seed sellers offer their products over the Internet, making it easy to purchase these seeds online.

 

Why Eating Organic Food is Better?

  • This type of food is healthier than non-organic.

  • A four-year study, called the biggest study ever about organic food, established that organic vegetables and fruits contained as much as 40% more antioxidants than non-organic food.

  • The study found further that a certain variety of organic tomatoes from Greece had significantly greater levels of antioxidants that are attributed with reducing coronary heart disease.

 

Where to Buy Organic Seeds Online
 

  1. Park Seed

Park Seed has offered these seeds for generations. Park sells organic arugula, basil, cinnamon, catnip, chives, dill, and more. Park's herb collection is a best seller, including basil, cilantro, oregano, parsley, chives, thyme, and dill. Other organic herb seeds available for purchase at Park Seed include cilantro, safe, English thyme, and Italian flat leaf parsley. All of Park Seed's herb seeds are certified organic by the Clemson University under the USDA organic labeling program.

 

   2. Seeds Of Change

Seeds of Change offers 100% organic products such as sauces, soups, and cereal bars. All their herbs are harvested from plants grown only from organic herb seeds. It sells seeds made especially for sprouting, meant to be eaten as sprouts. It is essential that these sprout seeds be organic herb seeds, because sprouts are so potent as an herb.

When shopping for this type herb seeds or vegetable seeds for your garden, look for the certified organic seal. Rest assured that you are doing the right thing by growing antioxidant-rich herbs that have been grown from seeds you can trust.

 

 

       We are not affiliated in any way with the two selling seeds companies above mentioned. They are          just shown for informational purposes only.

         

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