Seeds

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Seeds are $2.50/packet. I am a very small seed business. I do this by myself, with a little help from friends. I do not have equal quantities of all of the seeds listed. I may have only 3 packets of some seeds because they are very, very hard to extract from the mother plant. I may have 50+ packets of others. I have a 10-pack minimum order. Remember that there is a different quantity of each kind of seed. When they are gone, they are gone.  There won’t be any more until next year, if ever.  This is a very small operation.

Shops that carry the seeds include:

  • Singing Spindle Spinnery (by contacting me, Carol Collins, and also in my Roadside Stand typically from May to October), South Duxbury, Vermont (on Route 100, just north of Harwood H.S.)
  • The vonTrapp Farm Store in Waitsfield, VT This is the very best place to buy my seeds. They carry a very full line of them and they have them throughout the year.
  • Old Mill Craftshop in Jericho, Vermont They have a nice selection of the current seeds and some, at a reduced price from previous years. Usually the viability is still good.

  • Allium Ornamental (millennium ornamental onion) (perennial) a fun, decorative plant.
  • Anise-Hyssop (perennial) Beautiful blue flowers.  Wonderful herb tea from leaves and flowers.
  • Balloon Flower  (perennial)  Campanula   A beautiful blue flower.
  • Basil  (perennial herb) Multiple culinary uses.  You can even make an herb tea with Basil leaves.
  • Calendula (annual, self-sows) Edible flowers for healing oil, salve, salads, or herb tea.
  • Centaurea (perennial) Bright blue, happy flower will bloom twice if cut back when new grown comes up.
  • Chamomile (Loves to self-sow). Great herb tea! Find where it likes to grow in your garden will come back, yearly.
  • Columbine (perennial) Multi-colored flowers. Blooms in the late spring, early summer. Delightful in bouquets.
  • Common Daisy (perennial, self-sows) Easy to grow. I love the common daisy especially because it self-sows and will bloom multiple times if you cut it back. Great in bouquets.
  • Coreopsis (Rosina’s) (Perennial) Yellow. Likes a good amount of sunshine. This is a show-stopper. Great.
  • Coreopsis Threadleaf (perennial) This is my first year collecting these seeds. Decorative leaves.
  • Coriander (seed) (Cilantro = the green foliage). Both the green leaves and seeds have many culinary uses.
  • Cosmos (annual) mixed colors A happy participant in our garden. A friendly flower. It can bloom all summer.
  • Cosmos pink (annual) A happy participant in our garden. A friendly flower. It can bloom all summer.
  • Day Lilies (perennial) Pink with yellow centers. Hardy and beautiful year after year. Easy care!
  • Day Lilies (perennial) Red, re-blooming. Hardy and beautiful year after year with very little care.
  • Delicata Squash (annual vegetable) A sweet, delicious squash. Plant in garden after last hard frost.
  • Forgetmenots (perennial) Blue. Little blue flowers that come up every year, they spread. Cut + they come back!
  • Foxglove (biennial) Mixed colors. Tall spikes/lovely in bouquets.
  • Garlic seeds (perennial) can be planted in pots or in garden for cutting green shoots that can be used in soups, salads, and way you use onions or garlic. Will grow into full bulbs given enough time.
  • Gladiola Corms Mixed Colors. Corms are baby Gladiola bulbs which will develop into full-sized Gladiola bulbs that will bloom. It takes a few years depending upon the size of the corms for them to become blooming size. We lift in the fall/plant in the spring.
  • Globe Thistle (perennial) Purple flowers.
  • Gloriosa Daisy (perennial) Yellow flowers and Yellow with brown rings. A best garden flower. Lovely bouquets
  • Joe Pye Weed (perennial) Blooms at the time of Goldenrod in Vermont. A beautiful cut flower accompaniment!
  • Lavender Bee Balm (perennial) Smells terrific + is an unusual variety. I absolutely love seeing it bloom ea. yr.!
  • Lavender Mist (perennial) Lavender flowers can grow very tall. Excellent for the back of the border.
  • Lemon Balm (perennial herb) Makes the best herb tea. A healing herb. Once established, comes back ea. yr.!
  • Lupine (biennial, self-sows) Purple, pink, white, and combinations. Can be lovely in cut-flower bouquets.
  • Marigold (annual) Yellow and Orange colors mixed. Start ahead if you’re able. Discourages garden pests.
  • Mexican Sunflower (annual) Orange blooms, plant grows tall, in one season. Blooms long. Nice cut flower.
  • Oh So Pretty (perennial) Tiny pink flowers that come back and spring up where you least expect them. Lovely!
  • Pansy/Johnny Jumps Ups/Viola-a seed mix, multi-colors-hardy annuals
  • Parsley (Curly leaf) (biennial). Start inside if you want to start cutting from it soon after you put it out.
  • Pepper, Sweet Red It’s best to start the seeds early indoors for planting in garden after the last frost.
  • Petunia (fuscia-colored )(Annual) Start early for summertime blooms. Blooms all summer.
  • Petunia (red and purple )(Annual) Start early for summertime blooms. Blooms all summer.
  • Plantain (Healing Plant) Has an astringent which allows the mashed leaves to pull out a bee’s stinger!
  • Poppy mixed colors (annual). They do self-sow. Scatter seeds at end of winter. when just a little snow on the garden.
  • Purple Coneflower (Echinacea Purpea) (perennial) Fuchsia-colored healing herb.
  • Rose Mallow (perennial) Pink flowers/demulcent Beautiful flowers, long blooming period. Flowers are soothing to sore throats, when you have a cold.. Self-sows, can be cut back, will re-grow and can bloom again.
  • Rudbekia Triloba (perennial) Happily self-sows and always gives me a happy surprise when I see it blooming.
  • Rugosa Rose bush (perennial) pink and/or white. A very hardy bush with Rose-scented flowers in summer.
  • Schizanthus Annual mixed colors This is the first yr. that I have collected these seeds. A very pretty annual.
  • Speedwell (Veronica Longifolia) (‘First Glory’) Purple, long-flowering perennial. Great resident in the garden.
  • Sweet William mixed colors, from Butter Island. (Annual) Once established, they come back every year.
  • Veronicastrum (Virg. Album) (perennial) White. Tall white spires bloom in mid-summer. Beautiful!
  • Viola (Halo Lemon Frost) violet A new to me viola from the Pansy Family. Lemon purple on each flower.

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Keep the Love Growing

I include a free copy of this poem I wrote in every seed order.

These seeds are from
plants I nurtured and grew. 
When the plants were mature, 
I harvested, dried, packed,
and gave these seeds to you.
Plant and nurture.
Collect the seeds 
and give to others,
to keep the love growing.  

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