Even though we have a seed company, I probably order more seeds than anyone I know. Each year, I find myself completely swept up in the hunt for new varieties and new companies, and I love learning as much as I possibly can about each and every one.
Below you will find my favorite sources for specialty seeds, including flowers, vegetables, perennials, wildflowers, cover crops, and even dye plants. Over the years, readers from all over the world have also shared their favorite sources for seed, and I’ve included many of them along with mine. My hope is that this resource will introduce you to some wonderful companies that you may not have heard of and help get you dreaming about new varieties to add to your garden.
If you have a favorite seed company that’s not listed here, I’d love to know about it. Please tuck it in the comments section at the bottom of this post.
DOMESTIC SOURCES
United States
3 Porch Farm
Located in northern Georgia, 3 Porch Farm is run by our friends Mandy and Steve O’Shea. Mandy and Steve’s commitment to sustainability is unparalleled and spans every aspect of their business. For example, all of their delivery vehicles run on waste vegetable oil, and their house and farm are 100 percent solar powered. They offer a beautiful selection of cut flower seeds, including their hauntingly beautiful, farm-bred Chinese forget-me-not ‘Ms. Marilyn’, fall-blooming formosa lilies, money plant, and a dazzling array of sunflowers. They sell heirloom chrysanthemum plants in the spring and ship their fresh cut flowers nationwide during their growing season.
Adaptive Seeds
Oregon-based Adaptive Seeds is a small, certified organic company with a unique catalog focused on regionally adapted varieties. Working with a small group of Pacific Northwest growers, they are working to bring biodiversity back to small farms and home gardens. They sell many Northwest-bred varieties of vegetables, grains, and flowers, as well as some wonderful mixes that could be fun for home gardeners to experiment with.
American Meadows
I first had the pleasure of meeting owner Mike Lizotte at a big seed conference. He was so generous with his information and has been a wonderful resource for our seed company. Located in the Champlain Valley of Vermont, American Meadows offers a massive selection of wildflower seeds, and their website is a treasure trove of information, especially when it comes to choosing varieties that will thrive in your climate. We planted a large meadow at the back of the farm and used their seed for the project.
Ardelia Farm & Co.
Based in Vermont, Ardelia offers the highest quality sweet pea seed, much of which they grow themselves. You can discover some really rare, special treats, and be sure to check out co-owner Bailey Hale’s helpful step-by-step guide to growing sweet peas.
Please note: Ardelia is not currently selling sweet pea seeds, but check their website for up-to-date ordering information.
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
This Missouri-based seed company offers one of the largest selections of heirloom vegetable, flower, and herb seeds in the country. Owners Jere and Emilee Gettle are incredibly dedicated to seed preservation and education. Their catalog is the best on the market and boasts an enormous subscriber list.
Blomma Flower Farm
Zinnia breeder Tiffany Jones, located in Nevada, is focused on developing a line of zinnias in soft pastel colors and unique forms. Tiffany is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate and generously shares what she’s learned, which is so refreshing in the plant breeding world. She sells limited quantities of her breeding seeds through a yearly fundraiser—make sure you’re signed up for her newsletter to get all of the details. If you’re interested in zinnia breeding, check out her comprehensive book, The Zinnia Breeder’s Handbook.
Photo above copyright Graham Chase.
Botanical Interests
This long-standing Colorado seed company offers a great selection of both heirloom and newer varieties in the most beautifully designed packets. In addition to gorgeous botanical illustrations by a wide range of artists, packets include garden history, landscape ideas, recipes, and fun facts. The company also offers an inspiring range of wildflower mixes.
Dawn Creek Farm
Kori Hargreaves grows and breeds flowers in the mountains of Santa Cruz, California. She is one of the most magical souls I’ve ever met and has greatly influenced my work as a flower breeder. Kori has offered seeds from her breeding varieties through a yearly fundraiser—sign up for her newsletter to learn more—and I’m thrilled that our first Floret Originals release included four of her special zinnias. You can read a full interview with Kori here.
Grand Prismatic Seed
I first learned about Grand Prismatic Seed when researching dye plants to add to our garden. I have always been fascinated by the art of natural dyeing and was on the hunt for suitable flower varieties that could be grown from seed. Located in Utah, they focus on open-pollinated seeds that are grown using organic practices. They have a great range of plants for natural dyeing and a variety of unusual offerings, including native desert plants and medicinal herbs, that thrive in harsh climates. You can read a full interview with them here.
Great Basin Seed
This long-standing family-owned and -operated seed company was one of the first to introduce seed for land reclamation and habitat restoration projects. Based in Utah, they offer a huge variety of grasses, grains, natives, and cover crops, in addition to wildflower and pollinator-friendly seed mixes. Their website is loaded with helpful blog posts and detailed growing information (including USDA data sheets) if you want to do a deep dive. They also offer a print catalog, and their helpful customer service team can guide you in what to order based on your needs.
High Mowing Organic Seeds
This well-respected Vermont-based company is a go-to source for organic vegetable, flower, and herb seeds, and their catalog includes a wide range of heirloom and open-pollinated varieties.
Jelitto
Based in Germany, Jelitto offers an incredible variety of perennial and biennial seeds, including a huge number of long-stemmed columbines. All of the plants on their website and in their catalog are listed by their Latin names, which might be intimidating to beginning gardeners, but they also have amazing seed-starting instructions, including all of the special tricks needed for starting perennials.
Johnny’s Selected Seeds
I can’t say enough good things about this company! Located in Maine, Johnny’s has been serving market gardeners since the early 1970s. They offer a tremendous range of vegetable, herb, and cut flower seeds, along with tools and supplies—hoop house benders, bouquet sleeves, seed-starting supplies, and high-quality hand tools—and their online technical growing information can’t be beat. They have everything you need, and the quality is great.
Chris and I had the pleasure of visiting their trial farm and shipping warehouse several years back, and we were blown away by the level of quality and care that goes into everything they do. Cut flower seed manager Hillary Alger (pictured above) has done a fantastic job expanding their range of flower seeds and supplies, and I’m excited to see what she has in store for the future.
Lunaseed Farm
Lunaseed Farm is a small seed company located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. Owner and Floret Flower Farming Workshop alum Twozdai (pronounced Tuesday) specializes in sweet peas and other cottage garden favorites with a focus on no- or low-till, regenerative, and organic growing practices.
Peace Seedlings
I found out about this obscure seed company in Oregon’s Willamette Valley through Eric, who heads up our seed-growing efforts here at Floret. They are delightfully old school—their blog also functions as their catalog, and to place an order, you have to mail in a handwritten list of what you want along with a check or cash, which I love! Peace Seedlings specializes in breeding for diversity rather than uniformity, so if you’re on the hunt for some unusual and unique new treasures, look no further. They have some wild, psychedelic zinnia mixes, and their farm-bred snow and snap pea varieties are both beautiful and delicious. You can read a full interview with them here.
Prairie Moon Nursery
This Minnesota-based company has the largest native plant collection in the U.S. that is available to retail customers. In addition to plants, they offer a wide range of wildflower and meadow seeds and a number of wildflower mixes, each one tailored to a soil type or to attract a specific pollinator. Sunflower Steve told me about this amazing company and I’m thrilled to have a recommended source for native prairie plants. They also offer both bare-root and potted plants in the summer and fall.
Renee’s Garden
For as long as I can remember, our local garden centers and nurseries have carried the beautiful seed packets from Renee’s California-based company. Renee’s really caters to backyard gardeners, and I love her flower and vegetable mixes because they allow you to try a wide range of varieties without having to order a bunch of individual packets. Her wildflower scatter gardens make wonderful gifts.
Seed Savers Exchange
Long-standing champions of preserving heirloom varieties, this Iowa-based company stewards a very large and interesting collection. They offer a wide range of vegetables and flowers on their website, but an even bigger selection is available through the Exchange—a large, nationwide group of home gardeners who each grow a small number of varieties and provide them to members of the exchange for a low fee. Their catalog is extensive, and if you like seed stories, this one is full of them.
Select Seeds
This Connecticut-based company specializes in old-fashioned and fragrant flowers. They have an incredible selection of heirloom varieties that you can’t find anywhere else. I always discover new treasures to add to my garden in their catalog, which you absolutely must sign up for!
Siskiyou Seeds
This wonderful regional seed company produces many of the open-pollinated and heirloom flower, vegetable, herb, and grain seeds that they sell. Located in southwest Oregon, Siskiyou Seeds uses organic practices and biodynamic methods on their farm.
Snake River Seed Cooperative
Snake River has developed a regional seed hub in Boise, Idaho, focused on varieties adapted for the high desert. They work with small family farms in the West and share their seed-saving knowledge with the goal of strengthening regional seed systems. Their catalog is full of native plants that pollinators love, as well as vegetables and herbs for the garden. Their printable seed-saving guide is available on their website.
Summertime Seed Co.
Located in Oregon’s fertile Willamette Valley, Summertime Seed Co. is a certified organic farm run by owners Sebastian and Kelly and a small, passionate team of growers. They have a diverse offering of herb, veggie, and flower seeds, including a nice selection of cut flowers, with both tried-and-true varieties and a handful of new introductions each year.
Sunflower Steve Seed Co.
Steve Kaufer, also known as Sunflower Steve, is a flower grower and sunflower breeder located in Wisconsin. Steve originally reached out to us with photos of some very unique sunflowers he had been working on, a result of some rogue plants in his fields. I urged him to pursue his breeding work, and he now has his own seed company. Steve offers a beautiful mix of his breeding stock called Van Gogh’s Fantasy Mix and has numerous new varieties in the works. If you love sunflowers, be sure to visit his website and sign up for his newsletter to stay up to date on his seed sales.
Swallowtail Garden Seeds
Based in Northern California, Swallowtail’s calling card is their wide range of varieties, especially when it comes to flower seeds. This is a great place to go for unusual novelties, and they have exciting new introductions every year.
Territorial Seed Co.
This Oregon-based company offers a good selection of garden flowers and herbs, and they trial all the seeds they offer at their farm. The Garden Planner section of their website has loads of helpful information on insect pests, beneficial insects, and plant diseases, along with garden plans and videos.
Truelove Seeds
Truelove Seeds, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is named after founder Owen Taylor’s great-great-great-grandmother, Leticia Truelove. The flower and vegetable varieties in their collection are grown by a number of small farmers and were suggested by customers and partner farms as being culturally important to their communities, providing an agricultural, culinary, or aesthetic link to home. Truelove Seeds has developed a generous profit share with growers, returning a percentage of packet sales to the seed grower.
Uprising Seeds
This family-run organic seed farm in Washington state has led the way with organic flower seed production and offers a beautiful range of varieties for cutting, all of which are open-pollinated. They also have a great selection of vegetables, grains, and herbs. I love their seed descriptions—each one is a story in itself and includes how they discovered the variety, interesting facts, and great planting tips.
Wild Garden Seed
Owners Frank and Karen Morton have been our seed-growing mentors and have generously shared so much of their hard-won knowledge with us. Frank is one of the most prolific lettuce seed breeders in the world, and his catalog boasts dozens of varieties! Based in the Willamette Valley in Oregon, they also have a wonderful range of organic flower seeds, including many that are quite rare and obscure.
Windfall Flowers
Windfall Flowers is a small seed farm in Kamloops, British Columbia, focused on developing one-of-a-kind zinnias. Owner Barb has a fascinating background—she is a biologist with a master’s in zoology and spent many years studying whale songs in the Pacific Northwest. Her love of biology and gardening and her passion for seed saving ultimately led her to zinnia breeding and working to develop more muted, pastel-toned varieties. Grown without chemicals and harvested with care, her seeds yield a delightful mix of beautiful flowers. If you’re looking to grow some fun new surprises, Barb offers seeds for her “works in progress” and ships to both the U.S. and Canada.
INTERNATIONAL SOURCES
For international readers looking for specialty seeds, we’ve compiled a list of sources that have been recommended to us over the years. But please note that while I have ordered from the U.S. suppliers listed above, I do not have any firsthand experience ordering from these international companies, so I cannot vouch for their quality or service.
Canada
Johnny’s Selected Seed
Hands down the best garden company in the U.S., Johnny’s also ships to Canada. I can’t say enough good things about this company! Located in Maine, Johnny’s has been serving market gardeners since the early 1970s. They offer a tremendous range of vegetable, herb, and cut flower seeds, along with tools and supplies—hoop house benders, bouquet sleeves, seed-starting supplies, and high-quality hand tools—and their online technical growing information can’t be beat. They have everything you need, and the quality is great.
Chris and I had the pleasure of visiting their trial farm and shipping warehouse several years back, and we were blown away by the level of quality and care that goes into everything they do. Cut flower seed manager Hillary Alger (pictured above) has done a fantastic job expanding their range of flower seeds and supplies, and I’m excited to see what she has in store for the future.
Renee’s Garden Seed
Based in the U.S., Renee’s ships throughout Canada. For as long as I can remember, our local garden centers and nurseries have carried the beautiful seed packets from Renee’s California-based company. Renee’s really caters to backyard gardeners, and I love her flower and vegetable mixes because they allow you to try a wide range of varieties without having to order a bunch of individual packets. Her wildflower scatter gardens make wonderful gifts.
West Coast Seeds
This fourth-generation, family-owned company in British Columbia promotes organic growing and sustainable agriculture. They have a nice selection of untreated, non-GMO seeds for flowers, herbs, and grasses that can be used as cut materials.
William Dam Seeds
This Ontario-based family-run company was founded by Dutch immigrants William and Maria Dam in 1959. They offer a long list of cut flower and herb seeds, including many fantastic, hard-to-find specialties.
Windfall Flowers
Windfall Flowers is a small seed farm in Kamloops, British Columbia, focused on developing one-of-a-kind zinnias. Owner Barb has a fascinating background—she is a biologist with a master’s in zoology and spent many years studying whale songs in the Pacific Northwest. Her love of biology and gardening and her passion for seed saving ultimately led her to zinnia breeding and working to develop more muted, pastel-toned varieties. Grown without chemicals and harvested with care, her seeds yield a delightful mix of beautiful flowers. If you’re looking to grow some fun new surprises, Barb offers seeds for her “works in progress” and ships to both the U.S. and Canada.
Veseys Seeds
Family-owned since 1939, this company on Prince Edward Island is geared toward home gardeners. They offer flower and herb seed, great wildflower seed mixes, seed-starting supplies, and backyard-scale season extension equipment.
U.K.
Alma | Proust
I have been following Milli Proust for years on Instagram and was so excited when she decided to start offering seeds. In partnership with Paris Alma, their Sussex-based cottage business comprises a small flower farm, floral design services, and a seed and garden shop, which includes varieties that are both easy to grow and great for design work. Each seed packet has a colorful, painted illustration of the variety plus a simple sowing guide.
Chiltern Seeds
This Oxfordshire-based company has been offering rare specialty varieties since 1975. They have a great selection of flower, vegetable, and herb seeds, along with grasses and wildflowers. They are my go-to source for hard-to-find cut flower varieties that you can’t get anywhere else, and their customer service is outstanding.
English Sweet Peas
This family-owned company based in Essex has been producing high-quality sweet pea seeds since the 1990s. Owner Phil Johnson is a passionate sweet pea breeder who coauthored a beautiful and informative book called A World of Sweet Peas. Phil is the custodian of the National Collection of Sweet Peas, a post previously held by world-renowned sweet pea expert Roger Parsons (pictured above). When Roger retired in 2025, English Sweet Peas incorporated his retail business into the fold and now offers an astounding selection of sweet pea varieties, plus new introductions from both Phil and Roger. Roger’s daughter Fran has joined the operation to help carry on her father’s legacy. Sweet pea ‘Frances Kate’ is named after her!
Grace Alexander Flowers
Grace won a scholarship to attend one of our in-person workshops in 2017 and now has her own seed company based in Somerset. If you want to be seriously inspired, be sure to check out her beautiful website, where she offers sweet pea seeds in addition to seeds for natural dye plants. To access her garden-grown seed offerings, you have to register for her membership site, Gather.
Green & Gorgeous
We had the incredible pleasure of visiting Green & Gorgeous in Oxfordshire on our epic trip through England in 2019. Rachel Siegfried (pictured above) is a gifted farmer-florist and curates a line of specialty seed that she grows and harvests on her flower farm. Each variety is chosen for its “growability,” floral design attributes, and specific color and form. Rachel’s photos are heartbreakingly beautiful, and her perennial selection is incredibly inspiring. I can’t wait to see where she takes her seed line, and I wish gardeners in the U.S. could get their hands on these treasured varieties.
Higgledy Garden
From his cutting garden in Cornwall, Benjamin Ranyard sells seeds from flowers chosen for their color, form, texture, vase life, height, and strong stems. He also writes a blog to help new growers.
Johnsons
This company, which comprises Johnsons Seeds and Woolmans, two respected and long-established U.K. brands, sells seeds, bulbs, and flowers, including many varieties of chrysanthemum cuttings; be sure to choose cut flower types.
Kings Seeds
Based in Essex, Kings offers a large range of seed selected with commercial growers in mind. Bedding plants and cut flower varieties are listed together, so be careful when making selections.
Moles Seeds
Moles, also in Essex, has a huge range of flower seed categorized by annuals, perennials, and biennials. Their cultural guide, “Cut Flowers from Seed,” is very helpful.
Mr. Fothergill’s
This well-known, second-generation company based in Suffolk caters to home gardeners within the U.K. mainland. They have a great selection of flower seeds and detailed growing information on their website. Check the end of the list for RHS flower seeds, including pollinator and bird mixes.
Nicky’s Nursery
This family-owned business in Kent sells to both home gardeners and commercial growers and offers vegetable, herb, grass, tree, and flower seeds. The bedding plants and cut flowers are listed together, so check your varieties carefully. They also offer wildflower seeds.
Plants of Distinction
This company in Suffolk, at one time the largest supplier of the Himalayan blue poppy, still works with specialist collectors. It’s a family-run business and offers a ton of sought-after cut flower varieties.
Sarah Raven
Internationally renowned gardener, author, and BBC television host Sarah Raven has long led the way when it comes to cut flowers. Her books The Cutting Garden and Grow Your Own Cut Flowers gave me my start in flower growing and arranging with seasonal flowers. So many people have her to thank for sparking the seasonal flower movement. Sarah conducts extensive flower and vegetable trials at her famous Perch Hill farm and school in East Sussex, which we had the chance to visit in 2019, and it was even more magical than I expected. Her website and catalogs are the most beautiful I’ve ever seen, and you can get lost for hours in their pages.
Photo above copyright Jonathan Buckley.
Suttons
Founded in 1806 and based in Devon, this internationally known company offers a wide range of garden seed, along with tools and supplies.
Thompson & Morgan
Founded in 1855, this well-known company based in Suffolk offers a wide range of garden products, including a good selection of annual and perennial flowers, plus wildflower seed mixes. Their website includes a lot of great growing tips.
Unwins
Founded in 1903 and based in Cambridgeshire, Unwins originally specialized in flower seed and later expanded to include vegetable seed and other products. They continue to develop sweet pea varieties, and their site lists a number of sweet peas along with other flowers, with helpful categorization and search filters.
Zoe Woodward Gardening
Zoe Woodward in Stoke Hammond, Buckinghamshire, grows flowers for her wedding design business. Her social media and Pinterest accounts are super helpful, especially if you want to grow for weddings.
Europe
Bingenheimer Saatgut
This German company offers only open-pollinated vegetable, flower, and herb varieties of organic seeds and plants, working with a network of organic and biodynamic seed producers. Charts on the website show sowing, planting, and blooming times for each variety.
Graines Voltz
This French company supplies seeds and plugs (small rooted plants) to the trade. You can search for specific varieties or scroll through the varieties listed by genus.Their website is available in French, German, Spanish, and Italian, and their comprehensive online catalogs include all four languages as well.
Jelitto
Based in Germany, Jelitto offers an incredible range of perennial and biennial seeds, including a huge number of long-stemmed columbines. All of the plants on their website and in their catalog are listed by their Latin names, which might be intimidating to beginning gardeners, but they also have amazing seed-starting instructions, including all of the special tricks needed for starting perennials.
Muller Seeds
This Dutch company lists an incredible variety of cut flower seeds on its website. Perennials, sunflowers, sweet peas, ornamental grasses, and flowers good for drying are all listed in separate categories.
Seedaholic
This seed company in Galway, Ireland, offers a staggering number of varieties, and you can search for flowers using many categories, including foliage and fillers, dried flowers, natural dyes, sowing month, and more. While you’re looking for flowers, check out the “Ancient Crops” list under the Edibles tab.
Silene
This small Belgian nursery outside Brussels specializes in annuals and biennials. The owners love old-fashioned flowers, appreciate pollinators, and grow a wide selection of varieties.
Vreeken’s Seeds
Founded in 1926, this third-generation Dutch company works with both home gardeners and commercial growers. They have an enormous offering of annual and perennial flower seeds and many different seed mixes, including one for dried flowers.
Australia
Australian Seed
Based in Western Australia, this company specializes in Australian native seeds. They carry a wide selection of flowers, as well as vegetables and seeds for medicinal plants.
The Climbing Fig
Based in New South Wales, this company offers a great selection of cut flower seed, including many specialties, and you can browse seeds by color, season, and region. They also offer a wide range of propagation supplies, and the website is very easy to use.
The Diggers Club
The Diggers Club, Australia’s largest gardening club, has a huge range of garden and cut flower seed varieties. There’s a ton of helpful growing information on the website, including some of the videos from their excellent YouTube channel.
Lambley Nursery
Owner David Glenn is known internationally for his emphasis on sustainable gardening, and the company’s garden complex in Central Victoria, which feeds four generations of the family, draws visitors from around the world. Lambley offers a great selection of cut flower seed.
Royston Petrie
This second-generation, family-owned wholesale supplier in New South Wales sells to both commercial growers and home gardeners. They offer a tremendous variety of flowering plants, and their website shows the availability status of each one.
The Seed Collection
This Victoria-based company offers chemical-free heirloom, open-pollinated, nonhybrid, and non-GMO seeds, including a good selection of cut flower seeds, as well as seed collections.
Southern Harvest
This company in Tasmania carries a nice selection of cottage garden flower seeds, plus a long list of herbs and some natives that are really useful as cut flowers. Their site is great for cut flower growers.
Veggie & Flower Garden Seeds
This family-run seed company located in Tasmania specializes in hard-to-find cut flower seeds, veggies, herbs, and varieties native to Australia. Owner Bec runs the business with her partner Rob, brother Sam, and an inspiring team of women who are all passionate about gardening.
New Zealand
Dr Keith Hammett
Keith Hammett is a world-renowned breeder in Auckland. He is best known for his contributions to sweet peas, dahlias, and clivia and sells seeds for these flowers as well as amaryllis on his website. His sweet pea varieties are amazing!
Egmont Seeds
This family-owned company in New Plymouth caters to home gardeners and emphasizes customer service. They offer a wide variety of flower seeds, as well as seeds for herbs and New Zealand native plants.
Emerden
This small Tikorangi-based nursery was founded by farmer-florist Sarah Hawkless. She offers specialty cut flower seeds and bulbs, as well as both annual and perennial plants.
Kings Seeds
This company based in Katikati has a huge list and range of seeds—everything from flowers to animal grazing mixes. The website offers helpful search filters: hardiness, light needs, type of use, color, height, and sowing time.
Nourish Gardens
Christy Ralphs operates this diversified farm on Waiheke Island, with specialty cut flower production, a small-scale food forest, medicinal gardens, and more. She documents her work through writing and photos and offers a beautifully curated collection of seeds.
Owairaka Seeds
This small company in Auckland specializes in rare and hard-to-find perennial seeds, and they also offer some annuals and biennials.
Puriri Lane @ Addenbrooke
This plant nursery and display garden in Auckland specializes in hard-to-find annuals and perennials that they ship across the country. Their online shop has a nice selection of sweet peas and annual flowering plants, along with gifts and gardening books.
Wildflower World
This family-owned company in Tauranga offers several types of sweet pea seeds, as well as many varieties of flower seeds, with cutting and garden types listed together.
South Africa
Ball Straathof
This third-generation company in Gauteng partners with Ball Horticultural in the U.S. They offer a good selection of cut flower seeds and plugs (small rooted plants) to commercial growers.
Seeds for Africa
Located in Capetown, this company, founded in 2011, has an enormous catalog of seeds, including indigenous African plants. They sell on eBay and offer many favorite cut flower varieties.
If you have a favorite seed company that’s not listed here, I’d love to know about it. Please tuck it in the comments section below.
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Thank you for all of the resources you provide. It’s October in SWWa and my Floret Precious Metal zinnias are still killing it!
Cheers,
Theresa