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New Dimension Seed ® and Sue Berge has earned the trust of many gardeners and has gained great popularity. It has generated broad press coverage. The following is a list of selected press coverage about New Dimension Seed ® :
Jan Jackson, Capital Press
Kym Pokorny, The Oregonian
Rosalind Creasy, Country Gardens Magazine
Barbara Blossom Ashmun, The Portland Tribune
Michael Tevlin, Alaska Airlines Magazine
Valerie Easton, Seattle Times, Pacific NW Magazine
Mandy Davis, Grapevine-CSREES Columbia County Master Gardener Newsletter
[Jan Jackson, Capital Press, March 3, 2006]: Easy-to-grow, easy-to-cook Asian vegetables " If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you can grow fresh Asian vegetables in your own back yard thanks to companies like New Dimension Seed, developed by Sue Berge of Scappoose, Ore.....
Barbara Blossom Ashmun, Dig Magazine March 2005: "Fresh Flavor" makes you want to try New Dimension Seed ® in your own garden and kitchen.
[Kym Pokorny, The Oregonian April 25, 2002]: “Sue is determined to introduce people to the bounty of Asian produce-and show them how to use it…Her enthusiasm and articulate descriptions get people pumped to try the exotic produce…”
[Rosalind Creasy, Country Gardens Magazine, Fall 2002]: “From the inspired recipes on her seed packets, it's obvious that Sue is as comfortable with a pita sandwich as she is with stir-fry….Sue is clearly a creative cook, Her recipes are quick to prepare, easy to follow, and especially appealing to the average American…. Sue has given us a gift, a repertoire of new vegetables to grow and cook, and lots of friendly guidance..”
[Barbara Blossom Ashmun , Jun 22, 2004 The Portland Tribune]: “Frustration turned Berge from a research engineer to a vegetable guru….and led her to develop her business, New Dimension Seed (www.newdimensionseed.com).”
[Michael Tevlin, Alaska Airlines Magazine; March 2004]: “Sue Berge is out to change what Americans grow and eat, one white cucumber, baby bok choy and Chinese radish at a time….. Berge's business is taking off in sync with a growing interest in gardening and Asian foods….”
[Valerie Easton, Seattle Times, Pacific NW Magazine April 15, 2004]: “Her (Sue's) goal is to make it as easy as possible for people to enjoy these sometimes unfamiliar vegetables… Berge not only makes sure you know how to grow her seeds, but also how to cook with the results.
[Mandy Davis, Grapevine-CSREES Columbia County Master Gardener Newsletter, March 2001]: “Thanks to Sue Berge, gardeners can benefit from thousands of years of Chinese vegetable cultivating history…Various ethnic, as well as Chinese recipes are offered… All recipes are well explained and simple to prepare, no exotic, hard to find additional ingredients are needed…”