Family farm grown since 2016
Seeds that grow beyond the ordinary.
Certified organic, open-pollinated heirloom seeds — germination-tested on our Vermont farm and packed by hand so your garden starts strong, season after season.
Independently lab tested
Non-GMO & Open-Pollinated
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Three collections, one promise:
seeds that actually grow.
This season’s most-loved seeds
Hand-picked favorites our customers reorder year after year — chosen for flavor, reliability, and seed-saving potential.
Why gardeners trust our seeds
Grown on our farm
Most seed companies resell bulk seed. We grow, select, and harvest ours on 12 certified-organic acres in Vermont.
Lab-tested germination
Every lot is tested by an independent lab and must exceed 90% germination before it earns a place in our catalog.
Open-pollinated
True-to-type seeds you can save and replant. Keep a piece of this year’s harvest for next year’s garden.
Packed by hand
Small batches, kraft packets, and a handwritten germination date on every envelope. No warehouses, no middlemen.
From a backyard garden to a working seed farm
What started as a stubborn hobby — saving seed from a single ‘Brandywine’ tomato — became a farm supplying over 40,000 gardeners across the country.
- USDA certified organic since 2018
- 200+ heirloom varieties stewarded
- Zero hybrid or treated seed — ever
Gardens that speak for themselves
“Every single Marketmore cucumber seed germinated. I’ve never had a packet perform like that — my trellis was overloaded by July.”
“The germination dates handwritten on each packet tell you everything about how this company operates. Real people, real seeds.”
“Saved seed from their Brandywine two seasons running now — comes true every time. That’s what open-pollinated actually means.”
Growing guides written by farmers
How to Grow Cucumbers from Seed
Soil temps, trellising, succession sowing, and the harvest window most gardeners miss.
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It’s Not Too Late to Start Your Summer Garden
Fast-maturing varieties that still deliver a full harvest — even if you’re starting in June or July.
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Seed Saving 101
Which crops self-pollinate, how to dry and store seed, and how to keep varieties true.
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