Seed Sowing by Soil Temperature
Seeds react to the soil and water that they are in contact with, not the air above the soil. Just like people, some seeds like it cold, some like it hot. Some like to hide in the dark, some prefer to bask in the light. All seeds have a preference. To be successful...
Grow Microgreens
Sow Often, Sow Awesome, Sooo E-A-S-Y! Are these tiny plants called microgreens the new ‘foodie’ rage for gardeners, chefs and nutritionists? It may be a new idea to some, but eating tiny greens as a flavorful garnish or crunchy topping has been around for years....
The Five P’s of Successfully Planting Wildflowers
Planning, Preparation, Planting, Persistence, Patience. Whether you are planning a small corner plot, a wide ribbon swath or a full meadow, planting a wildflower area is more than just scattering seed and watching them flower. Planning: When planting wildflowers,...
Winter Sowing Onion Seed
Ever wonder why the onions you find at the local farmer’s markets are so large compared to those you might grow in your home garden? Onions prefer cooler temperatures but need a long growing period, often 90 days or more. This is sometimes hard to do in the northern...Click Here to Download or Request Our Free Growers Seed Catalog
How We Ship Your Seeds
Most of our seeds, with the exception of our retail packets, are sent to you in moisture resistant re-closable bags. Each bag is sized for the amount of seed inside and can keep the seed safe year after year with proper storage.
By using these durable bags, we are helping to ensure seeds stay at their peak longer and make things easier for you, the grower.
For International Customers
A Phytosanitary Certificate is Required for Seeds Shipped Internationally.