Hi!
I am looking for a good seed catalogue with lots of variety. perennial plants like heuchera, echinopsis. echinacea, achillea etc.
thank you
Anna
good seed catalogue
You could try J. L. Hudson, Seedsman's catalogue...check out their web site. You can order a catalogue there I think. I am wading through Chilterns seed catalogue right now, it is a huge set of offerings, however the prices are higher. Select Seeds has a cool catalogue of heirloom plant seeds. There are more but you can stay busy with those 3.
Joseph
Hi Joseph!
Good to see you. i have Chiltern's. i used to get their seeds when I lived in England. I will check the other two. Thank you
Anna
here are a few I like to get.. I'm all for Free stuff! ;)
http://rareseeds.com/index.php?page=request
http://www.parkseed.com/
http://www.naturehills.com
there are lots out there.. just google .. free catalog... that is what I did a while ago! I love getting all the cool stuff and great ideas!
Thank you Noel, I requested catalogues from all of them.:o)
your welcome! I love getting stuff in the mail! I have about 20 or more for just seeds and flowers!
:)
I just got an interesting one yesterday. Not that many exotic varieties, but lots of info on growing and trivia. Has mostly antique and old fashioned varities. www.selectseed.com Here is what I do.......I get every kind of seed cataloge (sp?) I can and browse through each. When I find something I love and have to have, or might like, I tear it out and tape it in a note book. That way, I have a picture, description, and proper name. Occasionally, I go through it to see if my tastes have changed from season to season, or day to day. They are also nice to shake those rainy day blues.
Kelly
that is a great idea Kay. thank you.
If you are looking for achillea, I have red, pink and white plants. Do you like to trade? I also enjoy looking through Michigan Bulb, Interstate Nurseries, Kelly Nursery...you can get some good prices. I am an echinacea lover and just ordered a collection from Parks (prices are pretty high but this collection was marked down from $149 to $99 for 14 plants including all the new varieties.) Most were running $13 or $14 each and I had been wanting several of them and drooling over them for two years so approximately $7 each seemed too good to pass up.
Best wishes,
ddensmore
Wow dd, what an impressive echinacea collection!!!
I am starting a new garden so don't a lot. I have mexican sage, some brugmansias, some episcias and baby alsobias (houseplants). caryopteris and humming bird bush.
Tell me if you want anything.