Seeds of Change has initiated a new campaign, Dig Your Dinner, to encourage people to grow forgotten varieties of vegetables. Seeds of Change is giving one per cent of sales to Garden Organic’s Heritage Seed Library. Raymond Blanc and Kim Wilde are backing the campaign.
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