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Ayumi is a studio potter and ceramic artist who works in the Hudson Valley of New York making functional, handmade pottery for use in kitchens, offices, and cars everywhere. The pots are distinctly handmade, where idiosyncrasies and imperfections are celebrated as evidence of human vulnerabilities and foibles. Her drawings, like the rat she created for our Art Packs, mix Japanese and American folk traditions with an appreciation for contemporary images. While Ayumi spends most of her time in the studio making pottery, she also teaches workshops across the country at schools and arts organizations such as the Archie Bray Foundation, Haystack Mountain School of Craft, Greenwich House Pottery, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, the Northern Clay Center and the International Ceramic Research Center. Her studio is open for visits by appointment and during her annual studio sale.

Colorful, sweet, fun, creative and eco-conscious wrapping paper, gift boxes, custom package design, and more.

Inspiring and thorough resource for eating locally in our area.

Good food, good folks. Aware and caring coop in our community. They also carry our seeds!

Our friend and chocolatier extraordinaire Lagusta makes the choco-covered seeds that are part of our gift baskets. She also runs a terrific vegetarian meal-delivery service and Bluestocking Bon-Bons, a vegan chocolate shop (so named because each chocolate variety is dedicated to an inspirational woman).

Fervent yet friendly famous fermentation fetishist. Check out his books Wild Fermentation and The Revolution Will Not Be Microwaved in our new book review section (on the way)!

"The future is in the pasture." Matt Rosenberg: high tech handyman and co-host of the weekly Union Square Market Report Podcast. Amy Stevens: Retrovore's designer extraordinaire and co-host of the weekly Podcast Kerry Trueman: Retrovore cheerleader and copy writer.

This group is dedicated to educating and empowering the public in the Greater New York region about energy, food, economics, media literacy and community building. They inform New Yorkers about living sustainably in the city through events, workshops, and Permaculture design courses.

Permaculture center just around the bend from us that facilitates individuals in the Northeastern US to build an economy based on care for the earth, care for people, and the return of surplus.

Jacinta Bunnell is a rehabilitated and reformed cheerleader who now hosts pep rallies in her friendship fort for all kinds of freaks. She's also one heck of a seed packer.

Co-founder of EatingLiberally.org, a netroots website & organization that advocates sustainable agriculture, progressive politics and a less-consumption driven way of life. Foodie, blogger & edible landscaping enthusiast in NYC's West Village and the Hudson River Valley. Would like to be the missing link between Martha and Jon Stewart.

We're thrilled that managing editor Paula Crossfield, who is also a regular contributor to the Huffington Post's Green Page and is a contributing producer at The Leonard Lopate Show on New York Public Radio, is currently planning a vegetable garden for her roof in the Lower East Side next spring with our seeds!

Where it all began! They now have a great new building and our Pack Art exhibit is there for the month of March.

Winter Sun Farms is a winter CSA that partners with local sustainable farms to supply frozen vegetables all winter long. We bring our seeds to their thriving winter farmers markets.

"The principle of the Natural Agricultural method," according to Shumei's founder Mokichi Okada, "is an overriding respect and concern for nature. Nature can teach us everything."

The Saugerties Farmers Market extends the season with the Holiday Farmers Markets indoors once a month at the Senior Center on Market Street. Our seeds share the space with all sorts of local folks.

Certified Naturally Grown apples from a beautiful reclaimed orchard just around the corner from the Seed Library farm and homestead.