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I read this article about buying seeds. I would like to share with you:
"The 8 Best Places to Buy Seeds in 2021 to grow your own vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more
Our Top Picks
1. Burpee at burpee.com
They've been a staple in the seed market since 1881." As America's oldest supplier of vegetable and flower seeds, Burpee has been a staple in the seed market since 1881—long before the advent of the Internet. Still, Burpee remains one of the best places to buy seeds, especially online. The retailer has a vast selection of seeds (and plants) available for all growing zones and for all seasons. Choose from hundreds of vegetable, herb, and fruit seeds—staples like tomatoes and parsley, as well as heirloom varieties like rainbow carrots and gold watermelon. Alternatively, you can purchase a wide array of flower seeds, from fast-growing zinnias to perennial tulip bulbs. Additionally, all seeds are non-GMO (not genetically modified) to ensure purity and quality. And, perhaps, the best part of it all? Each and every product Burpee sells is guaranteed, so you can feel confident in your purchase.
When it comes to shipping, the company takes the guesswork out of the equation, especially for beginners—they ship all plant orders so they arrive at the right time for planting, depending on what zone you live in.
2. True Leaf Market at trueleafmarket.com
"You can earn rewards points on every order."
3. Dutch Gardens at dutchgardens.com
"All plants ship out according to your zone’s growing season to eliminate any guesswork."
4. Hudson Valley Seed Co. at hudsonvalleyseed.com
They're known for their non-GMO, heirloom, and open-pollinated garden seeds."
5. Territorial Seed at territorialseed.com
"They also offer a wide selection of tools and supplies, including fertilizer and soil testing kits."
6. Direct Gardening at directgardening.com
"If any item you purchased does not live, the company will replace it at no cost to you."
7. Michigan Bulb Co. at michiganbulb.com
"Their garden planning service is especially helpful for beginners."
8. Native Seeds at nativeseeds.org
"All of the proceeds go towards preserving native agriculture in the Southwest."
Baker Creek Seed Company has hundreds (maybe thousands) of different heirloom varieties of all kinds of different edible plants. I highly recommend checking them out. They also carry interesting seeds from different parts of the world that have been a joy to explore.
For live pepper, tomato, and eggplant seedlings I would recommend chileplants.com. Hundreds of options of different varietals and the seedlings arrive in excellent condition.