Just FYI-You don't generally have to worry about the seeds you're looking for being GMO. There are only a very limited number of crops that have GMO versions out there. I put the link below if you'd like to check out the list. GMO seeds aren't typically available to the average non-commercial consumer anyway, because the purchase of those seeds is restricted. The packets of seed available for home gardeners at garden centers, big box stores, etc. aren't GMO. The only instance that I can think of where you could get really your hands on GMO seed would be if you sought out one of the types of GMO crops on that list and saved seed from commercial produce of that type of crop.

Here's another link you might find useful:

http://blogs.extension.org/gardenprofessors/2012/05/03/are-gmo-seeds-available-for-purchase/

Hope that helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: What is GMO?

Hi - I have chives, basil, lettuce, cabbage. Do you have any flower seed? Doreen.