Top Garden Seed Catalogs – 2022
“One of the hardest decisions a gardener must make is where to buy their garden seeds, plants and supplies. Especially when so much is now available online. Here at The Garden Glove, we have several favorite garden seed catalogs and suppliers, and we update this list every January. This list has been updated for 2022. Here is some info on our top picks that we use ourselves, and our experience with them, along with their website information. Log onto their websites and request their catalogs today to have seeds in time for spring planting! Or order online like I do… And check out our favorite choices for buying live plants online at the end! And now on to our list of the best 2022 garden seed catalogs!”
https://www.thegardenglove.com/top-garden-seed-catalogs/
Free Garden Seed Catalogs and Plant Catalogs
Catherine Boeckmann
December 28, 2021
It may feel early, but the garden season really begins in December with the arrival of the countless seed catalogs in our mailboxes. Here is a wonderful list of free garden seed catalogs—and some of our favorites. Given the massive increase in gardening in recent years, the growers have prepared plenty of stock and all hands are on deck. Start dreaming!
The catalogs are listed below in alphabetical order. Most of the seed and plant catalogs are complimentary; a handful might not be free but they are still worth considering. None of the catalogs in this list are produced or sold by The Old Farmer’s Almanac. This is simply a list which both Almanac editors and readers have suggested:
https://www.almanac.com/content/garden-seed-catalogs-mail
Since I’m in the Missouri Ozarks, I buy my seeds from https://www.rareseeds.com/ aka Baker Creek Seeds who are also in the Missouri Ozarks because I figure, after several generations, they’re acclimated to the basic same climate and soil conditions that I have.
High Mowing Seeds is supposed to be a good one and they’re in Vermont so that might be a good outlet for you New Englanders.
For fans of hard to find heirloom corns and other unusual veggies; Sandhill Preservation catalog is scheduled to become available at their site January 3rd. This mail-order outfit runs out of certain popular varieties FAST, so don’t dwaddle!