Great Seed Suppliers

…and why they stand out

Johnny’s Selected Seeds

Non-GMO. Johnny's Selected Seeds was one of the original signers of the Safe Seed Pledge in 1999. They also offer a Grower’s Library that is packed with information and interesting webinars.

They envisioned a cool kid's garden seed adventure. Eden Brothers has made planning a small patch of earth easy and accessible with this assortment of veggies, herbs, and flowers. The seeds were chosen for several reasons: high germination rates, bright colors, and the delish-factor!

Burpee

Since their founding in 1876, Burpee has introduced countless new vegetable, flower, herb, and fruit varieties – including the original ‘Iceberg’ lettuce (1894), the first white marigold (1976), and the biggest beefsteak tomato ever bred (2014). To this day, the historic homestead at Fordhook Farm in rural Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is a trial ground for coming breakthrough varieties.

Ernst Seeds

Founded by Calvin Ernst in 1964, Ernst Conservation Seeds is the largest native seed producer and supplier in the eastern United States. They identify, collect, and propagate new species and ecotypes that meet their clients’ needs, from eastern Canada to the southeastern United States.

American meadows

They create an exclusive Native Bee Banquet Wildflower Seed mix buffet. It features 16 native high-nectar wildflowers, including 8 keystone species. Keystone plants are proven to increase biodiversity and provide the greatest benefit to ecosystem health

True Leaf Market

In addition to flowers, True Leaf features a Handy Pantry which offers everything you need to start growing sprouts, microgreens, and grasses for juicing right in your own home. It’s all neatly packaged on this page.