The past few years have been crazy ones, but of the positive things I’ve seen come out of them is the booming demand to start a victory garden! But that also means some garden stores have faced high demand, especially stores to buy seeds online, so I wanted to help you out with that. I’ll keep updating this list of my top seed companies where you can buy seeds online.
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- True Leaf Market (link above) still has seeds in stock including microgreen seeds and supplies. As with many, order processing will take more time.
- Botanical Interests seems to have a good stock of veggie seeds, including heirlooms and organic.
- If you’re in the UK, check ” target=”_blank”>Gardening Direct. Most of the other links here are US based.
- Naturezedge is a veteran owned small family seed site. Here you can buy seeds online in collections or variety packs at a better value.
- Home Depot: it seems most or all seeds & plants are unavailable for delivery and limited stock in stores. However you can still find some supplies like soil and seed starting supplies, even for delivery.
- MI Gardener seed store is a favorite of gardeners for its many choices of 99 cent seed packs. Orders may take longer than usual.
- High Mowing Organic Seeds seemed to have a lot of choices left.
- Baker Creek seeds online is a huge favorite especially for really unique heirlooms but a lot of their items have gone out of stock this spring and they have had to close for restocking periodically.
- Park Seed seems to still have stock.
- Jung Seed has some organic seeds left, but not a lot of choices.
- Burpee: I clicked around a bit but every veggie seed I looked at was out of stock.
- Johnny’s seeds is only taking commercial orders this month.
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If you know of any stores I’ve missed, feel free to leave them in the comments! And of course check your local outdoor nurseries and landscaping companies!
