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History of West Coast Seeds West Coast Seeds started in 1983 in Vancouver, British Columbia, under the stewardship of Mary Ballon. A nursing instructor at the University of British Columbia, Mary's love of gardening and fervent belief in "Growing Food" locally has helped motivate a generation of organic gardeners on the West Coast and right across Canada. As a regional family seed company, West Coast Seed only sells untreated seeds. We specialize in HEIRLOOM, HERITAGE and CERTIFIED ORGANIC seeds for your organic growing. Over 800 varieties of untreated, non GMO, open pollinated and hybrid seeds for your selection. West Coast Seeds is certified by the Pacific Agriculture Certification Society and our number is 16-205. West Coast Seeds is a Certified Handler of Organic Seed. Please browse through our website, which is updated regularly with new varieties, trial results and seasonal gowing advice. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Our toll free help line is 1-888-804-8820.
West Coast Seeds believes, first and foremost, in the principles of organic growing. Namely, we believe that food and all plants should be grown without the use of synthetic chemicals. We believe that growers are custodians of the land they grow on — however large or small — and that by nourishing the soil through organic gardening techniques like composting and crop rotation, the plants they grow will be more vigorous, and less demanding. We believe that food should be grown in healthy soil. |

