Garden Seed Packets
Garden Seed Packets
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
Nothing beats a home grown garden full of flowers, vegetables, herbs, and fruits.
Shop from our various vegetable garden seed varieties for your home grown garden.
Why stock up at the groceries when you can have unlimited supply in your very own backyard.
Subcategories
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Vegetable Seeds
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
Nothing beats a home grown garden.
Shop from our various vegetable garden seed varieties for your home grown garden.
Why stock up at the groceries when you can have unlimited supply in your very own backyard.
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Pepper Seeds
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
Pepper Seeds, Hot, Sweet, Mix
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Fruits and Berries
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
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Herb Seeds
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
Choose from our various garden spices and herbs to use in the kitchen.
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Bean & Pea
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
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Flower Seed
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
Flower seeds for your everyday home garden.
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Tree Seeds
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Seed By Culture
We tried to create a mix of seeds by culture for you to browse through your favourite types and varieties of herbs, vegetables, peppers and fruits.
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Custom Seed Packet
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Bulk Packets Combo Packs
Mega Value Save Packs - Bulk
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Mega Value Collection Seed Packs
Purchase Bulk Variety Seed Combo Packs Categorized by Type or by Culture and Save Today!
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Wholesale Retail Packets
Featuring heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, untreated seeds.
BUSINESS WHOLESALE DISCOUNT CODES
Purchase gardening retail packets in bulk to retail in your online & brick store. The products approved for wholesale are in this catalog only. You must stay within the wholesale packet catalog. It does not include the premium varieties in our vegetable seed catalog.
Any unauthorized wholesale products will be removed from your order at time of payment.
Amazon/Ebay/Etsy selling is unauthorized and prohibited.
Minimum advertising price online is $2.49.
Discount: 35% OFF
Minimum Order Requirement: $250.00
Discount Code: WHOLESALE2023
Discount: 50% OFF
Minimum Order Requirement: $500.00
Discount Code: WHOLESALE2023BONUS
How to order?
1. Build your cart with your requested quantities.
2. Once finished, checkout and add your discount code to the cart.
3. Place the order and await our authorization approval.
There could be additional questions on intention required to ensure that you’re purchasing for the use of resale.
We reserve the right to cancel/reject orders based on not meeting the requirements for selling/using the product in the correct environment.
Package Dimensions:
Vegetable & Herb: 4" x 6"
Bean/Pea: 6" x 8"
Front of Packet:
GMO Free
Non-Treated for Organic Growing
Price of $2.69, $2.99 for retail storefronts (sticker/print - depends on packet).
Back of Product:
UPC Barcode
Bilingual instruction: English, French, Italian
Grade Expiry / No Expiry in accordance with Grade
DISCLAIMER:
Once sold, we are not responsible for the seeds once sold and shipped. Seeds do expire, and it depends when packed by the manufacturer. As this catalog is a strict Grade 1 type seeds, you will be responsible for the quality/germination degradation if you do not sell within the time that maintains the standard.
EVERYONE CAN BUY BULK AND SAVE
We recognize that home growers and hobbyist would like to save some money on bulk seed orders. You may select from the three products below.
Bulk Vegetable & Herb Seed Retail Packets, 50 Pack
Bulk Herb Seed Packets, 50 Pack
Bulk Bean/Pea Seed Packets, 50 Pack
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Architectural Gardening Plans
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Seed Fundraiser Catalog
Seed Fundraiser Catalog
Purchase seeds at 35% OFF and sell the seeds at whatever price you would like to your school, workplace, non-for-profit or neighborhood.
DISCOUNT CODE: SEED2GO
Option 1 – YOU CONTROL BY ORDER
This option works great if you fill out money orders per customer and have one individual designating, managing the deposits and placing the orders on our platform via our quick order form.
Collect orders and payment in advance through door to door sales by cash or cheque payable to you; don't forget to collect tax in your region from your customer. Deposit funds into your bank. You can use our mail ordering form at the footer as your order guide; download and place your customers order online with the customers shipping address for delivery. You can select as many varieties as you'd like. We will ship to your clients on your behalf with no displayed pricing on our packing slips. Don't forget your billing address at checkout and to put your customers shipping address. Apply your payment from your credit card or debit and use the profit from each customer’s order at your leisure.
Option 2 – HAVE EVERYTHING AT HAND
This option works great to give the customer the product right away rather than having to wait for it. Organize the seed packets in a box separated by group and go door to door offering seeds for cash/cheque to your neighbourhood.
Purchase bulk seeds of your preference with 35% off or wholesale 50% off and go door to door to friends, neighbors, family selling them for payment by cash. Sell at a premium price for your campaign fundraiser if you'd like to earn more profits for your cause.
Option 3 – WE WILL DO THE WORK
We will do the work for you. We will offer you 30% of all sales profit and 10% discount to your customers that you direct to our shop for your campaign. We will create a separate identification code for us to track your customer orders.
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Indoor Growing Kit
Indoor Growing Kit to grow vegetables and flowers inside your very own home and the best part is, its easy!
There are 602 products.
Edible Flower & Herb Mix
Non-GMO1. Violets/Violas
Violets/Violas are sweet with a floral taste. The edible violet/viola plant can be used to make syrups, brew teas, be added in baked desserts and as garnishes on cakes. Flowers can also be added to salads and soups as garnish.
2. Lavender
Lavender’s initial sensory impact is a strong floral flavour and aroma, with subtle notes of herbaceousness, earthiness, and mint. Different varieties have undertones of fruit, smoke and woodiness. Use the complex culinary herb in moderation. Try it in hearty stews and wine-reduced sauces. It also adds a delightful scent to custards, flans or sorbets, and makes a beautiful garnish for salads, desserts and cocktails.
3. Marigolds
Marigolds have a refreshing lemony flavour with subtle spice. They add vibrant colour to dishes, and can be eaten raw or cooked and used in everything from savoury dishes to desserts, teas and cocktails.
4. Rose
Rose’s flavour depends on type, colour and soil conditions. While petals are intensely perfumed, their flavour is subtler and a bit fruity (think strawberries and green apples), with complex undertones ranging from fruit to mint to spice. The darker the petals the more pronounced the flavour. The miniature varieties are a beautiful garnish to ice cream and desserts. Larger petals can be sprinkled on desserts or salads. Petals can be used in syrups, jellies and sweet spreads. Be sure to remove the bitter white portion of the petals before using.
5. Pansies
Pansies are one of the most popular edible flowers, both because you can eat their sepals and because they come in such a wide array of vibrant colours. They have a fresh, slightly spicy, grassy and wintergreen undertone, which makes them a wonderful addition to salads, and they add a great splash of colour. They are also excellent dessert flowers. They can be pressed fresh into the icing of a cake or placed in a bowl of cut fruit.
6. Carnations
Carnations are crinkly, cheerful and have a sweet and spicy flavour. Culinary uses include being steeped in wine, candied, pickled, or used as a syrup base for cocktails and ice cream sundaes. They are great with rice dishes and bright additions to salads or as fresh toppings on savoury dishes.
Snijmoes Lucullus Dutch Swiss Chard
Non-GMOAncient from the Netherlands with light green slightly savoyed leaves and white/pale green stalks.
Type | Swiss Chard |
Family | Cabbage Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-70F |
Temperature Daytime | 40-50F |
Temperature Evening | 45+F |
Lighting | Full, 6-8 Hous Per Day |
Water | Steady, 6 Gallons / Week |
Maturity | Short, 55-65 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 6.0-7.5 |
Zones | 1A-8B |
Plant Placement | 3 Plants, 3 Per Row |
Bright Orange Eldorado Swiss Chard
Non-GMOOrange stocks and green leaves great for salads or steamed side plate.
Golden Swiss chard can be used similarly to other leafy greens and chard varieties and may be eaten raw when young, but larger leaves are best cooked. They can be sautéed, blanched, stewed, braised, baked, and even grilled. Use raw leaves to add an earthy saltiness and a bright color to salad mixes. Slow cook entire stalks similarly to collards, though some of their golden color may lessen and become dull, and compliment with smoked meats and white beans. Wilt the shredded leaves into pastas or atop pizzas and flatbreads. The golden stalks are as equally edible as the leaves, and may be used in dishes for added texture. Complimentary flavors include citrus, tomatoes, garlic, shallots, chickpeas, white beans, potatoes, aged and melting cheeses, cream, mushrooms, bacon, sausage, ham, chili flakes, fennel and herbs such as basil, tarragon and chervil
Type | Swiss Chard |
Family | Cabbage Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-70F |
Temperature Daytime | 40-50F |
Temperature Evening | 45+F |
Lighting | Full, 6-8 Hous Per Day |
Water | Steady, 6 Gallons / Week |
Maturity | Short, 55-65 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 6.0-7.5 |
Zones | 1A-8B |
Plant Placement | 3 Plants, 3 Per Row |
Packet: 9-10 grams of seed
Oriental Stir Fry Mix: Green & Red Mizuna, Kale, Red & Green Mustard
Non-GMOOriental Stir Fry Mix: Green & Red Mizuna, Kale, Red & Green Mustard
Type | Salad Greens |
Family | Cabbage Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-75F |
Temperature Daytime | 50-65F |
Temperature Evening | 40F+ |
Lighting | Partial / Full, 4-6 Hours/Day |
Water | Light,6 Gallons/Week |
Maturity | Short, 30-55 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 6.5-7.2 |
Zones | 1A-9B |
Plant Placement | 4 Plants, 4 Per Row |
Red Miz Mizuna Mustard, Japanese
Non-GMORed mizuna is fragile and thin red colored stems with long leaves with feather thin textures. Notes of mustard and sourness of sorrel.
Type | Salad Greens |
Family | Cabbage Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-75F |
Temperature Daytime | 50-65F |
Temperature Evening | 40F+ |
Lighting | Partial / Full, 4-6 Hours/Day |
Water | Light,6 Gallons/Week |
Maturity | Short, 30-55 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 6.5-7.2 |
Zones | 1A-9B |
Plant Placement | 4 Plants, 4 Per Row |
Grand Rapid Lettuce, Cutting Lettuce, Lattuga Da Taglio
Non-GMOFast growing light green cutting lettuce. Frilly leaves. Will regrow after cutting but it is best to succession plant for best quality and regular production. Make succession plantings every 3 weeks. Broadcast sow in a bed from 3 weeks or so before last frost, trying to get seeds an inch or so apart. Cover or rake in lightly; keep bed moist until lettuce emerges (7-14 days depending on temperature). To harvest either grab a bunch of plants and cut with a knife or pull entire plant.
Type | Lettuce |
Family | Daisy Family |
Temperature Soil | 40-50F |
Temperature Daytime | 50-65F |
Temperature Evening | 40F+ |
Lighting | Partial / Light, 2-4 Hours/Day |
Water | Light, 3 Gallons/Week |
Maturity | Moderate, 60-70 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 7.0-8.0 |
Zones | 4A-9B |
Plant Placement | 8 Plants, 4 Per Row |
Bird and Butterfly Spring Mix
Non-GMOMix of various flowers for spring: sunflower, gerber, zinnia, etc, etc.
Straightneck Yellow Zucchini, Cucurbita Pepo, Summer Squash
Non-GMOStraightneck squash is a cultivated variety of Cucurbita pepo grown as a type of summer squash that is usually yellow-colored. It is also known as yellow squash, though other squashes, such as crookneck squash, may also be known by that name.
This yellow squash has been the standard for squash for generations.
Uses
Tastes great served raw with dips or fresh in salads. Delicious when steamed or stir-fried. Wonderful when wrapped in foil and roasted on the grill. Wash fruits, vegetables and herbs thoroughly before eating.
Early prolific squash highly adaptable to many areas. Tastiest harvested when squash are 7" long or smaller
Type | Summer Squash |
Family | Gourd Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-60F |
Temperature Daytime | 65-75F |
Temperature Evening | 60+F |
Lighting | Full, 4-6 Hours / Day |
Water | Heavy, 3 Gallons / Day |
Maturity | Moderate 50-65 Harvest |
PH Neutral | 5.5-6.8 |
Zones | 3A-11B |
Plant Placement | 2 Plants, 2 Per Row |
Marigold Mix, African Cracker Jack
Non-GMOMarigolds germinate quickly, sprouting within a few days and blooming in about 8 weeks, making them easy to grow from seed. Sow seeds directly outside after all danger of frost, 1 inch apart and water thoroughly after planting.
Marigolds only need enough water to dampen the soil, and they only require watering about once every ten days. The soil should be allowed to dry out on the surface before watering. The base of the plant should receive the water, and the plant should not be watered from overhead.
Marigolds thrive in cool season, it is best to plant during spring. Marigolds can even handle the reflected heat and light of paved surfaces as long as they get regular moisture. Another fun fact, marigolds bloom better and more often in poorer soil!
Lollo Rossa, Italian Burgundy Lettuce, Baby Leaf, Looseleaf
Non-GMOBurgundy coloured lettuce with frilled leaves. Excellent for gourmet salad mixes.
55 Days to harvest!
Italian looseleaf loved for its deep red, tightly curled leaves surrounding a bright green heart.
An ideal baby leaf variety providing mild flavor and excellent loft, heft and color to salad mixes. Open heads are compact, slower growing and slower to bolt than other lettuces. Displayed field resistance to mildew in our trials.
Ideal baby leaf variety
Slow to bolt
Mizuna Lettuce, Dark Green Dandelion, Japanese/Asian
Non-GMOA very popular addition to gourmet salad mixes. Serrated green leaves offer interesting texture to blend with other varieties of lettuce. The younger the growth, the more mild the flavour. As a baby green 17 to 21 days to harvest. Full grown, 40 Days to harvest!
Spicy mustard flavor adds zing to salads and is a frequent addition to spring mix. Narrow leaves are dark green and serrated. Excellent for baby vegetable and salad mixes.
Type | Salad Greens |
Family | Cabbage Family |
Temperature Soil | 55-75F |
Temperature Daytime | 50-65F |
Temperature Evening | 40F+ |
Lighting | Partial / Full, 4-6 Hours/Day |
Water | Light,6 Gallons/Week |
Maturity | Short, 30-55 Days Harvest |
PH Neutral | 6.5-7.2 |
Zones | 1A-9B |
Plant Placement | 4 Plants, 4 Per Row |
Wild Mixed Spring/Summer/Fall Flowers
Non-GMOMix of various wild flowers for spring.
Spring, summer and fall are all good times to plant wildflowers but the absolute best time will depend on the winter temperatures and water availability.
Design Your Own Seed Packet, Cover
Non-GMODesign your own seed packet with a custom cover for your own cause.
Are you looking for an event giveaway for your business event, wedding, baby shower? This product is for you!
Do you have a business looking for a giveaway at a tradeshow? This product is for you!
This package is an excellent gift to advertise your business through a Canada Post mailing program.
Are you a realtor? Give your clients or prospective clients something to remember you by.
Looking for a real charming leave-behind to remember you, your business, your profession, or, your event by?
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Dwarf Cosmos Flower Mix, AAS Winner, Sensation Mix, Mexican, Annual, Cosmos Bipinnatus
Non-GMOThese showy, colorful blossoms will have the neighbors talking. This easy-to-grow annual is shorter than most Cosmos varieties, so it fits well in smaller spaces. Cosmos is great for butterfly gardens and cut flower gardens alike.
Because of their Mexican heritage, these bright annuals meet high heat and drought conditions with native beauty and vigor. Spanish conquistadors searching for gold discovered these flowers on their journeys through Mexico. Mission gardens often included these flowers, which priests gave the name "cosmos," the Greek word for a harmonious whole, because of their neatly spaced petals. Cosmos flowers made their way to England with Spanish ambassadors in the late 18th century, and to the United States in the following century.