From away to garden.com and Robinhood Radio.com, this is Away to Garden with Margaret

Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

When shopping the seed catalogs, I realize I'm probably more likely to consider a tomato

or pepper I haven't grown before, or some unusual annual flower, and to try some new to me herb.

But what is shame? I need to modify that behavior and spice things up a bit.

I need to move beyond what today's guest Hudson Valley Seed Company's co-founder, Kay Green, calls the must-have, more standard types of herbs,

and give some garden space to once he labels the

try these two kinds. More in a moment but first these messages.

Underwriting support for a way to garden provided by Colorblends, wholesale flower bulbs,

a third-generation bulb company offering top-sized flower bulbs directly to landscape professionals

and ambitious residential gardeners at wholesale prices.

On the web, colorblends.com.

And by High Moeng Seeds, Wolcott Vermont, offering 30 new seed varieties for 2024, professional

quality vegetable, flower, and herbal seeds that are 100% organic and non-GMO project

verified.

On the web, HighMoingseeds.com and by Whiteflower Farm offering a wide range of carefully selected and expertly grown garden plants.

On the web, WhiteflowerFarm.com

K-Green is co-founder with Doug Muller of Hudson Valley Seed in Accord, New York

and with their team on their certified organic farm there, they

produce much of the seed they sell.

Their catalog is a mix of vegetables, flowers, and herbs, our topic today.

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