Buying seeds is one of the most difficult decisions a Gardner has to make.  Every experienced Gardner will agree that the best time to buy seeds is when the gardening year begins which is the end of winter at this particular time the seed catalogs start arriving.

There are numerous seed catalogs to order from. While this is not an extensive list, many more can be found online. Consider these five:

Burpee — Burpee offers vegetable and flower seeds, as well as both open-pollinated and hybrid varieties. Burpee Seed Company was the first catalog in the world to offer yellow seed corn. Burpee also introduced a new cabbage variety called Surehead and an improved carrot called Long Orange. the most recent innovations include the seedless tomato and the “Snackpack” watermelon- a personal-size healthful treat that will bring a smile to any face.

Burpee seeds and plants are available for all growing zones and for all seasons and Burpee guarantees each and every product.

Johnny’s Selected Seeds — Johnny’s Selected Seeds offers vegetable, herb, flower, farm and fruit seeds. The company’s seeds are certified organic. You can view the 2016 Johnny’s Selected Seeds catalog online. Johnny’s seed maintain an on-site seed lab, and partner only with certified industry seed labs for both the initial and regular cycle germination tests as per Federal Seed Act requirements. Johnny’s sets and maintains minimum germination requirements that consistently exceed Federal Seed Act minimum requirements.

Urban Farmer — Urban Farmer’s seeds according to social anxiety are produced on its Westfield, Indiana, farm. The company asserts that all seeds are non-GMO and not genetically engineered. Vegetable, herb and flower seeds are available.

Park Seed Co. — Park Seed Co. has a “Superior Germination Guarantee” and also sells non-GMO seeds. The company’s e-catalog can be viewed online. Park seed is One of America’s oldest and largest mail-order seed and plant companies, the Geo. W. Park Seed Company, was founded in 1868 by 15-year-old George W. Park in Libonia, Pennsylvania.

Harris Seeds — Harris Seeds provides the finest quality vegetable seeds, flower seeds, plants and supplies to growers and gardeners throughout the United States. Harris Seeds has been a leading purveyor of the highest quality flower seeds since 1879. They carry an extensive selection of annual flower seeds and plants, perennial flower seeds, bedding plants and cut flower seed varieties. Each lot of flower seeds that arrives at Harris Seeds is routinely tested for quality seed germination and vigor. They were the first company in America to test for acceptable seed germination and print the results on every package.

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All of the Cannabis seeds that you can buy in the online shop possess a first-class genetic disposition. Moreover, the Dutch cultivator at High supplies has refined and enhanced existing breeds. The key advantage being even higher yields of highly effective Cannabis. Furthermore, we offer to replace all seeds that do not sprout for free.

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What to Do When Your Mail-Order Plants or Seeds Arrive

Mail-order catalogs online come with very good directions, here are some tips on what to expect.

• After you open the box, check to be sure that you have received everything that you ordered. If there is a problem, call the company immediately.
• Your plants will most likely be wrapped in plastic. Go ahead and unwrap them to allow air circulation. Water them and give them the kind of light they prefer.
• Your directions may tell you to let the plants acclimate to your area by placing them in a shady spot for about 3 days before planting. We all like to get settled and rest a few days after a big trip!
• Once acclimated, plant as soon as possible following the directions that come with your plants.
• If you have bought seeds and it’s not quite time to plant, store them in a cool, dry place
• Keep bulbs in a dry spot with good air circulation until ready to plant