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Jere et Emilie Gettle. Jere Gettle a toujours eu la main verte. À 3 ans, il plante son premier potager et à 17 ans, il lance le premier catalogue des semences anciennes de Baker Creek. La société s'est développée et offre aujourd'hui 1450 variétés de légumes, de fleurs et d'herbes, la plus grande sélection de variétés anciennes aux États-Unis.

Jere & Emilie Gettle. Jere Gettle always had a passion for growing things, and at age 3 he planted his first garden. Ever since that day, he wanted to be involved in the seed industry. So at the age of 17, he printed the first small Baker Creek Heirloom Seed catalog in 1998. The company has grown to offer 1450 varieties of vegetables, flowers and herbs—the largest selection of heirloom varieties in the U.S.A.

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Jere et Emilie Gettle. Jere Gettle a toujours eu la main verte. À 3 ans, il plante son premier potager et à 17 ans, il lance le premier catalogue des semences anciennes de Baker Creek. La société s'est développée et offre aujourd'hui 1450 variétés de légumes, de fleurs et d'herbes, la plus grande sélection de variétés anciennes aux États-Unis.<br />
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Jere & Emilie Gettle. Jere Gettle always had a passion for growing things, and at age 3 he planted his first garden. Ever since that day, he wanted to be involved in the seed industry. So at the age of 17, he printed the first small Baker Creek Heirloom Seed catalog in 1998. The company has grown to offer 1450 varieties of vegetables, flowers and herbs—the largest selection of heirloom varieties in the U.S.A.