Best Seed Catalogs

[digitS']

I forgot we were supposed to be talking about veggies . . . . and OH . . . . .GOOD . . . .I got the "fruitti" right!?!

 

[Southern Gardener]

LOL! I get it. Very pretty Tutti Frutti Lupin. I just ordered Johnny's Catalog and looking for more!

Thanks!

 

[Crunchie]

All the catalogues are starting to roll in now, aren't they. Cook's and Johnny's are my favorites.

I really want to like Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, but all the orders I've made generally show up about a week after I gave up, ordered from some other place, and already planted. I like what they stand for, but their order management leaves something to be desired. Afterall, they're really near me. It shouldn't take that long for stuff to get here. That being said. All the garlic I planted (well, except for the three heads I got at the grocery store) came from them, and it's all doing wonderfully.

Mark

That stinks about Southern Exposure! I've ordered from them a few times and never had that problem! Maybe you plan better than I do though and actually order when you're supposed to...which is probably when everyone else is ordering...so maybe they just can't handle peak season ordering madness.

They are a neat company and I love their catalog. Shame about the customer service!

 

[barefootgardener]

Baker Creek Heirloom Seed's. Located in Springfield, MO. They offer over 1200 varieties of rare non-hybrid, non GMO, non-treated and non-patented seed's. They have great selection's of Heirloom Tomatoes, Squash, Pumpkin's, Corn, Melon's, Watermelon's, Bean's lettuce, green's, herb's, flower's and so much more! Beautiful illustrated catalogue (free). Great service, quick and very reliable. Been ordering from this company for at least 10 year's. They do have a website: www.rareseeds.com

I love Pinetree seed's also.

 

[Mothergoat]

I like Territorial Seeds in Cottage Grove, Oregon. If you have a maritime climate, their selections will work for you. Lots of variety, too.
http://www.territorialseed.com/
Linda

 

[citygirlinthecountry]

Anybody ever ordered from Starks? I just got their catalog and liked it. They had mostly fruit trees and vines.
Anybody ever order trees from a catalog?
CG

 

[sebrightlover]

Baker Creek Heirloom Seed's. Located in Springfield, MO. They offer over 1200 varieties of rare non-hybrid, non GMO, non-treated and non-patented seed's. They have great selection's of Heirloom Tomatoes, Squash, Pumpkin's, Corn, Melon's, Watermelon's, Bean's lettuce, green's, herb's, flower's and so much more! Beautiful illustrated catalogue (free). Great service, quick and very reliable. Been ordering from this company for at least 10 year's. They do have a website: www.rareseeds.com

I love Pinetree seed's also.

I will have to check out Baker Creek!

 

[Mothergoat]

Citygirl, my dad has ordered trees in bulk from Stark, I haven't heard complaints.
Linda

 

[sebrightlover]

Can y'all check out the blogroll on the right of my blog and let me know if I missed any great seed companies? :bouquet

I tried to list every site that was mentioned here so far! row

And yes, TEG forum is listed there too! :bee

http://ravenhawkendeavors.com/Gardening/

 

[Wildsky]

I just ordered today from Sand Hills Preservation Center....

They have a great HUGE variety of goodies...