southern heat resistant/heat hardy small heirloom organic seed companies?

[dauphinette]

 I think the titale is pretty self explanatory, lol.

We live in the deep gulf south, looking for a south-specific seed company, non GMO, non monsanto heirloom yada yada yada

Thanks!

[JamieCatheryn]

Southern exposure seed exchange is good, I order from them usually. I think they're Virginia based so not deep south but intense summers anyway.

[Owen'nZoe]

I am so far from your growing zone, it isn't even funny, but have you checked out Bakers Creek? It always seems to me that they have a lot of varieties listed for the south.

[les_oiseau]

Originally Posted by Owen'nZoe 

I am so far from your growing zone, it isn't even funny, but have you checked out Bakers Creek? It always seems to me that they have a lot of varieties listed for the south.

was going to suggest the same thing! it's rareseeds.com they have an amazing selection. I am in southern georgia and ordered my seeds from them.

[dauphinette]

I actually have looked into baker creek very recently -since I posted this actually- and liked what I saw so I guess I will give them a go, thanks ladies :)

[Abarat]

I'm in southern GA as well, just a few miles from FL and we order from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.  We've enjoyed their seeds for a couple years now.  I like the variety that they carry and the fact that most of their seeds do well where we're at.

[swd12422]

IDK if this will help, since I'm in the desert, but we grow three varieties of tomatoes from Native Seeds/SEARCH. It's a non-profit based in Arizona that propagates and preserves native and heat-adapted varieties of seeds. They are the nicest people, and if you call them, I'm sure they'll be able to tell you which, if any will do well in the humidity there. (Since this part of the country is such a mixed bag of climates b/c of the mountains, some do better than others in super-hot areas.)

www.nativeseeds.org