I've seen plant catalogs directed for the high country; has anyone

[hedgehog]

seen one directed at the Great Lakes? What about native plants for New York/the Great Lakes region?

[WhiteTara]

1. This company has been revived and has

plants for the northeast
http://comstockferre.com/

[Zoigal]

2. Territorial Seeds was always a good source when i lived in Oregon....z

[jwirr]

3. We are just south of Duluth and have used Gurney's for our plants. nt

[trud]

4. Gurneys gak

Take a look at the Dave;s Garden reports about Gurneys and the other names it operates under.

http://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/c/184/

[jwirr]

5. Thank you. I read the negatives and most seem to be about shipping

orders. So far we have not had that problem. My biggest worry about any company is the genetically modified plants. Am I getting them without really knowing it? I also worry about that if I buy from a local greenhouse.

[Kolesar]

6. Johnny's Seeds, Harris Seeds, and Stokes

Johnny's is the gold standard for varieties and germination rates. I love to phone them for advice. I have purchased from Harris and I like them.

I have heard Stokes recommended, because they have a good quality program.

Harris and Stokes are in the upstate NY area, Rochester, I think.

You should be happy with seed companies who serve the north. You would have to live south of Pennsylvania to want to use the southern seed companies.