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	Sam Lacona #1 (aka Lacona #1, Palermo, Sam Lacona) Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 2.4 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Ronald Bennett of Victor, New York via John Swenson. SSE 145
	Samarkand Purple (aka Persian Star) Variety: Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 2.0 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Collected by John Swenson from a Samarkand, Uzbekistan bazaar. SSE 143
	Sarafini Red Italian Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 2.2 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture No provenance information is provided in the SSE seed library database. SSE 59
	Schultz Variety: Silverskin Harvest Date: Very Late Maximum Head Weight: 1.0 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Mary Schultz of Monroe, Washington. SSE 42
	Seversky Palicak (aka Seversky Palichak) Variety: Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.2 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From the former Czechoslovakia. Gatersleben #ALL 133; SSE 122
	Shang Tung Purple Variety: Turban Harvest Date: Very Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.7 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Marcia Halligan and Steve Adams of Chrysalis farm of Viroqua, Wisconsin. SSE 263
	Shatili Variety: Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.3 oz.   From the Khevsur village of Shatili on the Georgian border with Chechnya; via Joel Girardin. Gatersleben #K 7108. SSE 90
	Shvelisi (aka Chesnok Red) Variety: Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 2.1 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Collected 1995 from Schvelisi, Achakiche Province, in southern Republic of Georgia, via John Swenson. Gatersleben #K 6811; SSE 101
	Siberian Variety: Marbled Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Late Maximum Head Weight: 2.7 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From village in Kamchatka, Siberia, where it was obtained by fishermen bartering with peasant farmers. SSE 150
	Sicilian Gold Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 3.3 oz. 2007 Picture From Sicily via David Piedmonte and Darrell Merrell of Tulsa, Oklahoma. SSE 315
	Sicilian Silver (aka Sicilian Silverskin) Variety: Silverskin Harvest Date: Very Late Maximum Head Weight: 2.0 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From John Swenson. SSE 128
	Siciliano Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 2.8 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Obtained in 1991 by Richard Smith of Kettle Falls, Washington from a vendor at the Santa Fe, NM, farmers market who imported it from Sicily. SSE 205
	Silver Rose Variety: Silverskin Harvest Date: Very Late Maximum Head Weight: 2.2 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Greg Anthony Seed Company. SSE 190
	Silverskin Variety: Silverskin Harvest Date: Very Late Maximum Head Weight: 0.7 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture This strain perhaps originated from Nichols Garden Nursery; SSE got their starts from CV So. SSE 49
	Simoneti Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 2.6 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Collected in 1982 from village of Simoneti, west of Kutaisi, Terdzola Province, Imeretia Region, Republic of Georgia, via John Swenson. Gatersleben #K 5878; SSE 70
	Singing Falls Variety: Asiatic Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.5 oz. 2007 Picture Brought to Tiller, Oregon in the 1950s by Glann Rogers of Missouri who raised an organic garden until his death in the 1970s; via Avram Drucker; SSE 324
	Skuri #1 Variety: Artichoke Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 2.1 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Collected in 1983 from village of Skuri, NE of Zugdidi, Megrelien Province, Republic of Georgia, via John Swenson. Gaterleben #K 6037; SSE 71
	Skuri #2 Variety: Purple Stripe Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.4 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Collected in 1983 from village of Skuri, NE of Zugdidi, Megrelien Province, Republic of Georgia, via John Swenson. Gaterleben #K 6038; SSE 103
	Spanish Morado (aka Morado de Pedronera) Variety: Creole Harvest Date: Late Maximum Head Weight: 1.7 oz. 2007 Picture From Andalusia, Spain via R. Hannan; this is simply Morado de Pedronera as renamed by Filaree Farm; SSE 280
	Spanish Red Variety: Creole Harvest Date: Late Maximum Head Weight: 1.4 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Steve Beckwitt, North San Juan California in 1984 via David Cavagnaro. USDA PI 540360??; SSE 163
	Spanish Roja Variety: Rocambole Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 1.4 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Northwestern heirloom variety traceable to Portland, Oregon in the 1930s, via William Ross of the Good Seed Co., Tonasket, Washington. SSE 52
	Special Idaho Variety: Rocambole Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 3 oz. 2007 Picture From Seeds Blum; SSE 316
	St. Helen Variety: Silverskin Harvest Date: Very Late Maximum Head Weight: 1.0 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Family heirloom from western Washington via Ron Engeland. SSE 104
	Stanley Crawford's New Mexico Rocambole (aka Dixon, Mew Mexico Rocambole) Variety: Rocambole Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 0.8 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Rescued by author Stanley Crawford from nearby orchard in Dixon, New Mexico, where it had naturalized and written about in his book, A Garlic Testament. SSE 264
	Sturgeon Creole Variety: Middle Eastern? Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 1.4 oz 2006 Picture 2007 Picture Bought in May 2006 from Econo Foods in Surgeon Bay, Wisconsin. The produce manager did not know its origin. We initially thought this was a Creole strain until growing it out; we still don't know exactly where this fits.
	Sukhumi Variety: Rocambole Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 1.0 oz. 2006 Picture 2007 Picture From Republic of Georgia via Filaree Farms. SSE 119
	Summit Roja (aka Garlic Smith Strain Spanish Roja) Variety: Rocambole Harvest Date: Middle Maximum Head Weight: 1.4 oz. 2007 Picture Stevens County, Washington strain of Spanish Roja, obtained in 1996 from local gardener by Richard Smith of Kettle Falls, Washington; SSE 335
	Susan Marie Variety: Porcelain Harvest Date: Early Maximum Head Weight: 2.2 oz. Joel Girardin obtained this from Art Prinsen, who got it from a woman named Susan Marie who had an herb business at Buffalo, Minnesota. She said that she got it from a local farmer who called it a German hardneck.
	Syrian Variety: Middle Eastern Harvest Date: Very Early Maximum Head Weight: 0.4 oz. Collected by Dr. Walter Kaiser on April 1992 at a large bazaar in Aleppo, Syria; via Avram Drucker. USDA W6 10472.