Who owns ed hume seeds

They are so reliable, and about 10 or 15 years ago, we bought the company that made them and now manufacture the machines at Ed Hume Seeds. We package four million of our own brand, and another million for promotional purposes at universities, cities and companies all over the country. Ed Hume Seeds is over 40 years old and offers seeds for short seasons and cool climates, perfect for the Pacific Northwest.

Since quality is a top concern of the company, Ed Hume Seeds offers only new, fresh seeds each year. Seeds left over at the end of the year are donated to over 30 third-world countries around the world. They work with freight companies who donate their freight to cover costs.

Tours are FREE and open to all. He remains active with public appearances and his family-owned business, Ed Hume Seeds. Ed and Myrna Hume have been married for 61 years.

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Ciscoe Morris: ciscoe ciscoe. In recent years, it has been syndicated nationally and in Japan. Today, it reaches 50 million households across the country and in Japan. For information on advertising rates, commercial production or to simply suggest topics or locations for the show, send email to HumeEnterprises aol.

We've been selling the highest quality seeds and garden products since Our seed line is specially selected for short season and cool climate areas.