Maybe Molbak's, they have a history of a big seed selection. It depends, of course, on what specific ones you are looking for, and if they are types that are not well adapted locally - nobody may be offering them here if they are needing longer, hotter summers than we have.

A friend with a serious kitchen garden grows tomatoes, peppers (and melons) under plastic north of Seattle. For the melons he even has an air recirculation system that warms the soil.

This post was edited by bboy on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 15:05

Uprising seeds from Bellingham has a website you could check and call their outlets to check on seed supply before you drive around.

Walt's Organic in Ballard also has a nice supply. Skys also has seed from several different companies. If you have specific seed in mind I'd always call first.

I grow them in a greenhouse with an ebb and flow system
so any pepper will grow, I will look around some more thanks!

I remember at one point the friend was ordering in seed from outside the area.

This post was edited by bboy on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 16:49

territorial tomato seeds claim 35-40 per pack. if you got 12 or less, do not buy anything before you talk to territorial.

I was in Molbak's during the past week. Their seed selection isn't as large as it's been in the past.

I'm looking for seeds for the tomato 'Sungella'. I haven't found it on any seed racks so far, nor in the catalog from Tomato Growers Supply Co. It's an improvement on one of it's parents, 'Sun Gold'. Very little splitting and great taste. It ripens reliably here in most years.

I just placed an online order for 'Sungella' tomato seeds from Heritage Tomato Seeds (located in CA). Their pkts. should contain about 20 seeds, which will probably supply me for 5 years or so, as I usually grow only a few plants per year.

thanks, I found a good selection at Sky in shoreline.