Vendor / Product LINKS:
Garden / Farm Supplies:
Here's a random assortment of vendors that can supply you with everything you might want for your garden! From minerals, to worms, to greenhouse supplies... they've got you covered!
Sub-irrigated Solutions:
Some of these are retail self-watering kits. Some links show you how to DIY. Lot's of great info to expand your SIP horizons!
Fruiting Plants (USA):
Sure you could just buy some random plants at a local nursery. But mail order plants have plenty of advantages. You get an amazing variety -stuff you've never heard of! And you can select exactly what cultivar you're looking for. I've personally ordered from each of these vendors and they all have unique plant selections.
- BayLaurelNursery.com
California based nursery. You need to pre-order really early for Spring bare root shipments. These guys have an amazing selection of Dave Wilson's Nursery varieties. A HUGE selection of grafted stone fruits, with multiple root stock options. These are bred in the west coast, but at least partly compatible with an eastern climate too. - RaintreeNursery.com
Washington based nursery. Offers amazing selection of plants you have never even heard of, including west coast natives. A good balance between selection and price. Sometimes the plant quality is excellent and sometimes just so-so. But they are still my preferred online plant seller. - EdibleLandscaping.com
Virginia based nursery. A broad selection of edible plants, including some uncommon varieties. Shipping is available year round, although stock fluctuates. - Just Fruits and Exotics.com
Florida based nursery. Lots of unique fruiting plants, including an impressive selection of persimmons. - OneGreenWorld.com
Oregon based nursery. They offer a large selection, including some remarkable west coast natives. In past years, I received good quality plants. Shipping can be pricey, but it's worth it if you can't find the plants anywhere else! - NourseFarms.com
Maine based nursery. A great source for commercial growers, focusing on berries and a few edible perennials.
Seed Supplies:
Everybody seems to have their favorite seed companies. But I think it's always nice to evaluate as broad a range of options as possible. Don't limit yourself to what your local stores have on the shelf. Mail order seeds are totally worth it!
- GreyDuckGarlic.com
- FilareeFarm.com
- BotanicalInterests.com
- JohnnySeeds.com
- ReneesGarden.com
- SeedSavers.org
- Pinetree Garden Seeds
- Burpee.com
- ReimerSeeds.com