75+ Places to Order Plants and Vegetable Seeds Online

More than ever, people are ordering plants and veggie seeds online. And the nurseries are BUSY. Some seed varieties are already sold out, and others are taking weeks to ship.

The good news is, even though inventories are limited and shipping may be delayed, there are lots of places to order seeds online. I put together this looonnnngg list of nurseries to help you track down the seeds you need and get your garden going.


Seeds for Your Veggie Garden

These nurseries are based in the U.S., and some will ship seeds internationally. Many have notices on their sites to let you know about current shipping status.

If you’re new to vegetable gardening, check out these easy foods to grow. Starting with the more foolproof veggies should help jumpstart your productive food garden.

  1. Adaptive Seeds | Sweet Home, Oregon
  2. Annie’s Heirloom Seeds | Hudsonville, Michigan
  3. Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. | Mansfield, Missouri
  4. BBB Seed | Boulder, Colorado
  5. Botanical Interests | Broomfield, Colorado
  6. Burpee | Warminster, Pennsylvania
  7. Burrell Seed Growers | Rocky Ford, Colorado
  8. Dixondale Farms | Carrizo Springs, Texas
  9. DollarSeed | Cortland, New York
  10. Eden Brothers | Arden, North Carolina
  11. Farmer Seed and Nursery | Bloomington, Illinois
  12. Fedco Seeds | Clinton, Maine
  13. Ferry-Morse | Norton, Massachusetts
  14. Garden Crossings | Zeeland, Michigan
  15. Gardens Oy Vey | Memphis, Tennessee
  16. Gurney’s Seed and Nursery Co. | Tipp City, Ohio
  17. Harris Seeds | Rochester, New York
  18. High Mowing Organic Seeds | Wolcott, Vermont
  19. Hudson Valley Seed Company | Accord, New York
  20. Johnny’s Selected Seeds | Albion, Maine
  21. Jung Seed Company | Randolph, Wisconsin
  22. Kitazawa Seed Company | Oakland, California
  23. Main Street Seed & Supply | Bay City, Michigan
  24. MIgardener | Port Huron, Michigan
  25. Monticello: The Shop | Charlottesville, Virginia (heirloom seeds from TJ’s gardens!!)
  26. Native Seeds/SEARCH | Tucson, Arizona
  27. Natural Gardening Company | Diamond Springs, California
  28. Nichols Garden Nursery | Albany, Oregon
  29. Park Seed Co. | Hodges, South Carolina
  30. Peaceful Valley Farm Supply | Grass Valley, California
  31. Pinetree Garden Seeds | New Gloucester, Maine
  32. Pueblo Seed & Food Co | Pueblo, Colorado
  33. R.H. Shumway | Randolph, Wisconsin
  34. Raintree Nursery | Morton, WA
  35. Renee’s Garden | Felton, California
  36. Romence Gardens & Greenhouses | Grand Rapids, Michigan
  37. Row 7 Seed Company | New York
  38. Seed Savers Exchange | Decorah, Iowa
  39. Seeds from Italy | Lawrence, Kansas
  40. Seeds of Change | Rancho Dominquez, California
  41. Select Seeds | Union, Connecticut
  42. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange | Mineral, Virginia
  43. Sow True Seed | Asheville, North Carolina
  44. Stark Bro’s | Louisiana, Missouri
  45. Stokes Seeds | Buffalo, New York
  46. Sustainable Seed Company | South Salt Lake, Utah
  47. Tasteful Garden | Heflin, Alabama
  48. Territorial Seed Company | Cottage Grove, Oregon
  49. Urban Farmer | Westfield, Indiana
  50. Victory Seed Company | Molalla, Oregon
  51. White Flower Farm | Litchfield, Connecticut
  52. Wild Boar Farms | Napa Valley, California
  53. Wild Mountain Seeds | Carbondale, Colorado
  54. Willhite Seed | Poolville, Texas
  55. Wood Prairie Family Farm | Bridgewater, Maine

For my friends in Canada, there’s a great list of Canadian seed companies on the Shifting Roots blog.


Seeds, Bulbs and Plants for Your Landscape

The following nurseries focus more on selling flowers and pretty greenery for your landscape. Some offer edible berry plants, too, but generally these nurseries are all about flowers. And many of the nurseries mentioned above also sell flowers and plants, so make sure to check them out, too.

  1. Almost Eden | Merryville, Louisiana
  2. Annie’s Annuals & Perennials | Richmond, California
  3. Bluestone Perennials | Madison, Ohio
  4. Brent and Becky’s Bulbs | Gloucester, Virginia
  5. Chamblee’s Rose Nursery | Winona, Texas
  6. Dutch Gardens | Bloomington, Illinois
  7. Gardener’s Supply Company | Burlington, Vermont
  8. Gilbert H. Wild and Son | Reeds, Missouri
  9. Great Garden Plants | Grand Haven, Michigan
  10. Greenwood Nursery | McMinnville, Tennessee
  11. Jackson & Perkins | Hodges, South Carolina
  12. Logee’s | Danielson, Connecticut
  13. New Hampshire Hostas | South Hampton, New Hampshire
  14. Oakes Daylilies | Corryton, Tennessee
  15. Prairie Moon Nursery | Winona, Minnesota
  16. Prairie Nursery | Westfield, Wisconsin
  17. Santa Rosa Gardens | Florida
  18. Spring Hill Nurseries | Harrison, Ohio
  19. Swan Island Dahlias | Canby, Oregon
  20. Wildseed Farms | Fredericksburg, Texas
  21. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm | Woodburn, Oregon

Flower and Vegetable Seeds on Amazon

You might also have luck on Amazon. They sell seeds and bare root plants, and you can see approximately how long the shipping time will be. Here are some options that, for now, are expected to ship within a few weeks.

Note: This article contains affiliate links. See my disclosures for details.

Edible Garden

Radish vegetable seeds for your garden

Radishes

Snap pea seeds you can order online

Peas

Tomato seeds available on Amazon

Tomatoes

Carrot vegetable seeds available to buy online

Carrots

Strawberry plants

Strawberries


Flower Garden

Cosmos flower seeds

Cosmos

Zinnia flower seeds

Zinnias

Nasturtium seeds

Nasturtiums

Sunflower seeds for planting

Sunflowers

Poppy flower seeds for planting

Poppies

Delphinium seeds

Delphinium

Purple alyssum seeds

Alyssum


Where to Buy Seeds Online

There are lots of places to order plants and vegetable seeds online, and I hope to add to this list over time. Let me know in the comments if I missed anyone!

As you’re planning your garden, you might want to use the seed shopping list available in the H & H resource library.


2 thoughts on “75+ Places to Order Plants and Vegetable Seeds Online”

  1. Excellent list. It’s so important to know options of where to buy seeds, especially in the current situation where a lot of stores don’t have them or can’t sell them. I’m also glad you shared a link to some Canadian options as well. I ordered my seeds a few weeks ago and I’m glad I did because since then the company I ordered them from has put a temporary stop on new orders they have so many to fill but isn’t sure when they will open again.

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    • Thanks Sarah! I included the Canadian nurseries list specifically for you and a few other blogger friends! 🙂 Glad you got your seeds. I ordered a batch two weeks ago and they haven’t shipped yet…fingers crossed…but I still have a bunch left over from last year that I’ve been using.

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