Probably not, at least not where I live.
Is it illegal to mail
Depends on the country, in some cases yes. Transporting seeds is a possible way to spread plant disease. It would be best to check before posting.
David
I appreciate that non-biased review. I'm simply one guy with a small garden like so many others here. Not trying to start any kind of revolution, not trying to go against "the man", simply thinking that I have what I have, and you guys have what you have. Nothing more, nothing less. Not selling anything and not wanting to profit. Simply my feeble attempt to connect and share. How bad can that be. Are we really at a point where everything is suspect? I promise not to send anyone dandelion seeds. I know how to remove my tomato seeds from the gelatinous mass, clean them and dry them for storage. Not rocket surgery. Pepper seeds require even fewer mental attributes. Seriously....is everyone that paranoid at this point? If so.....well??
Indeed!
I have no interest in transmitting noxious weeds or
I agree about the importation of seeds. I much prefer to leave that to the specialist growers who understand the requirements for grwoing imported seeds under quarantine conditions but I dont' object to sending some seeds overseas.
For example, Grosse Lisse tomato seeds.
Did you know David that apparently this tomato which originated in France and which is considered to be a heritage tomato has virtually disappared in France? I was amazed when I heard that given how common it is here and how reliable. It's almost a clique to grow Grosse Lisse these days. And any gardener worth their salt needs to add a list of rarer toms that they grow in addition to Grosse Lisse so that one doesn't see the curling lip of the garden snobs.
Ahhhhhhhh!!!
And how can I get some a few of these elusive seeds?? This is what I'm talking about!!
The mailing to a different country can be a big issue. In some places, customs is very very picky about any food-related materiel.
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