As we approach the beginning of a new year, we’d like to take a moment to thank YOU, our loyal customers and helpful supporters. We couldn’t do this without your support! We’ve been blown away by your generosity and gardening commitments again this year.

We’re also making plans for next year. As we prepare for the year ahead, we need to clear out some of our stock to make room for more products, so now is the perfect time to hold a Year End Sale!

We have BIG plans for next year…and I can’t wait to share them with you. 🙂

Until then, enjoy some of the BIGGEST SAVINGS of the year during our…

Sorry, this sale has ended.

Check back for future sales in 2026. 🙂

Worried about buying seeds too early? Don’t be!

Seeds don’t really “expire”. In fact, if you store your seeds properly in a dry cool place, preferably dark, they will store several years and still have good germination rates. Depending on the type of seed, after several years, the germination rate will begin to slowly decline, but in the past, we’ve gotten over 50% germination rates on tomatoes that are almost a decade old! In most cases, you will probably use up the seeds in a packet before the germination rate declines to an unacceptable level.

Happy New Year!

Jason, Shannon, and the children