Channel: The Survival Gardening Channel with David The Good

Category: Howto & Style

Tags: seeds for springgood seed sourcegarden seedsfarm seedssurvival seedsseed companyjohnnys seeddavid the goodspring gardeningbest seed sourcesouthern exposure seed exchangewhere to get seedsgood seed companyseeds for generationsmigardenerseed storeplace to buy seeds

Description: These are the seed companies I use regularly. If you have any favorites I missed, let me know in the comments! Start Grocery Row Gardening: amzn.to/374Icjy Grow or Die: amzn.to/3vE38YR Compost Your Enemies t-shirts: aardvarktees.com/products/compost-your-enemies David's gardening blog: thesurvivalgardener.com Finding the best seed companies isn't easy. Here are my favorite seed companies and some honorable mentions: Baker Creek: rareseeds.com Burpee Seed: burpee.com Ferry-Morse: ferrymorse.com Good Gardens (Daisy The Good): etsy.com/shop/GoodGardens MIGardener: migardener.com Hoss Tools and Seeds: hosstools.com Johnny's Selected Seed: johnnyseeds.com Seeds for Generations: seedsforgenerations.com/?ref=158 (affiliate link) Southern Exposure Seed Exchange: southernexposure.com Territorial Seed: territorialseed.com "Where to buy seeds?" is a common question gardeners ask. Should you buy seeds from the local seed rack? Or from a mail-order seed company? Is Baker Creek good? Is Johnny's Selected Seeds good? Today I share the good seed sources I use regularly. The only one of these companies I work with directly is Seeds for Generations, because I know them - the others I simply use because I like what they do. And of course, I also have to plug my daughter's little seed store on Etsy. Happy seed hunting!