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Hey snowed-in gardeners which seed catalog do you like best?

I just ordered some seeds from Burpee. Do you guys like any others? They do not have a very exotic election. tafttoots, I am not snowed-in either. It was a joke.

Public Comments

1. gurneys is as good as I've found
2. I just discovered this website- it rates a lot of mail order plant companies so by default- is a great resource for mail order companies... http://davesgarden.com/
3. Park Seed Co has always been my favorite company, and also has great service.
4. I am not snowed in...do I get to answer with my favorites: http://www.dianeseeds.com/ http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10101&catalogId=10101&langId=-1&mainPage=page1 http://www.reneesgarden.com/ http://www.johnnyseeds.com/Home.aspx?ct=HG&source=redirection
5. for tafttoots(?) reference to Thompson&Morgan here: http://www.thompsonandmorgan.com It's great fun. I like the others mentioned too. See if you can find Nichols Seeds. I used to get about 25 different seed catalogs every year.
6. I like Burpees (burpees.com) and Territorial Seed Company (territorial-seed.com) Territorial is fantastic if you garden in the maritime northwest.
7. Veseys in Prince Edward Island, Canada, mails throughout North America and I find their catalogue well-illustrated and very interesting. www.veseys.com/ca/en
8. Springhill is my favorite.
9. So far my favorite is Pinetree Garden Seeds. What snow :(
10. I plant mostly heirloom seeds, and I enjoy the Seed Savers Exchange catalog offerings very much. They have absolutely beautiful plants and veggies, plus you can save the seeds from year to year and not have to buy more, since they aren't hybrids and will come up true to form every year. For hot peppers and tomatoes, we like Cross Country Nurseries. Their transplants are healthy and do great, plus the selection is mind-boggling. A decent multi-purpose site/catalog is Jung's. They have a good selection, and I've had fine customer service. The transplants are not as sturdy as I'd like all the time, but I haven't been dissatisfied enough to stop using them.