Seed World Catalog

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Spiraea Japonica Starter Plant - Approx 5-7 Inch

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Spiraea Japonica Starter Plant - Approx 5-7 Inch

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50 Arenaria Montana Seeds

50 Arenaria Montana Seeds

Regular price $16.99 USD

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25 Blanket Flowers Mix Seeds

25 Blanket Flowers Mix Seeds

Regular price $17.99 USD

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100 European Black Cherry Tomato Seeds

100 European Black Cherry Tomato Seeds

Regular price $14.95 USD

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30 Red Huckleberry Seeds

30 Red Huckleberry Seeds

Regular price $15.99 USD

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5 Lilyturf - Big Blue Lily Turf Seeds

5 Lilyturf - Big Blue Lily Turf Seeds

Regular price $14.99 USD

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30 Isaac House Scabiosa Pincushion Seeds

30 Isaac House Scabiosa Pincushion Seeds

Regular price $16.99 USD

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50 Mixed Color Scabiosa - Pincushion Flower Seeds

50 Mixed Color Scabiosa - Pincushion Flower Seeds

Regular price $15.99 USD

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50 Melampodium Butter Daisy Seeds

50 Melampodium Butter Daisy Seeds

Regular price $21.99 USD

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100 Carnation - Chabaud La France Seeds

100 Carnation - Chabaud La France Seeds

Regular price $11.99 USD

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10 Red and Green Kangaroo Paw Seeds

10 Red and Green Kangaroo Paw Seeds

Regular price $24.95 USD

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25 Wave Petunia - Easy Wave Silver Seeds

25 Wave Petunia - Easy Wave Silver Seeds

Regular price $23.99 USD

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25 Blue Lilac Seeds

25 Blue Lilac Seeds

Regular price $14.99 USD

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20 Black Pink Purple Hibiscus Seeds

20 Black Pink Purple Hibiscus Seeds

Regular price $15.99 USD

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100 Mixed European Columbine Seeds

100 Mixed European Columbine Seeds

Regular price $16.99 USD

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100 Rosemary Herb Seeds

100 Rosemary Herb Seeds

Regular price $15.99 USD

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5 Yellow Hydrangea Seeds

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5 Yellow Hydrangea Seeds

Regular price $12.99 USD

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50 Cinquefoil | Potentilla Nepalensis Seeds

50 Cinquefoil | Potentilla Nepalensis Seeds

Regular price $14.99 USD

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100 African Daisy - Salmon Seeds

100 African Daisy - Salmon Seeds

Regular price $16.99 USD

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Chufa Seeds - 1 lb.

Chufa Seeds - 1 lb.

Regular price $27.99 USD

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25 Burdock Seeds

25 Burdock Seeds

Regular price $13.99 USD

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2 oz Medium Red Clover Seeds

2 oz Medium Red Clover Seeds

Regular price $18.95 USD

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25 Cupids Dart Seeds - White

25 Cupids Dart Seeds - White

Regular price $12.99 USD

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20 Blue Cupid's Dart (Catananche Caerulea) Seeds

20 Blue Cupid's Dart (Catananche Caerulea) Seeds

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Explore the Seed World Marketplace online catalog - our complete, curated selection of flower, herb, grass, tree, and specialty seeds. Discover reliable growers, non-GMO Seeds, and seasonal bestsellers. Filter by plant type, plant characteristics, and more to find seeds that fit your garden and goals, with fast U.S. shipping and clear, practical guidance.

Seed World Catalog – All Seeds in One Place

Explore a consolidated catalog of seeds from multiple independent sellers and specialist stores—organized in one place for easy search, filter, and comparison. Product pages typically include practical details such as sowing season, light exposure, germination time, and when available, recommended USDA Hardiness Zones.

How to choose from the catalog

Climate fit: Check the USDA Zone range (when provided) and prefer varieties suited to your region.
Growing conditions: Confirm sun exposure (full/partial), drainage, and watering guidance on each product page.
Purpose: Decide between ornamental bloom, edible crops, culinary herbs, lawn/groundcover, and more.
Habit & size: Review the plant habit (vine/shrub/tree) and mature dimensions to match your space.

Popular starting points

Spring Seeds – timely picks for spring sowing.
Tree Seeds – a range of ornamental and useful species.

Shipping & support

Availability and shipping costs appear on the product page/checkout and may vary by seller and destination.
Not sure what fits your zone or purpose? Contact us with your general location and goals—we’re happy to guide.

FAQs

What is the Seed World Catalog and why is it useful?

It’s a single page that aggregates products from multiple sellers, making it easier to filter, compare specifications, and quickly locate seeds that match your needs—without hopping between different sites.

How do I find my USDA Hardiness Zone?

Use a USDA zone map for your address/state. Many product pages note a recommended zone range; if you’re unsure, share your location (city/region) and we’ll help you choose suitable varieties.

Are the seeds fresh and high quality?

Sellers provide up-to-date specifications and, when available, batch/pack year information. For best germination, follow the storage and sowing instructions on each product page.

How should I compare similar varieties?

Start with your goal (ornamental vs. culinary vs. groundcover), light and space constraints, then compare mature height/spread, germination time, and bloom/harvest windows. Category links

Seed World Catalog – All Seeds in One Place

How to choose from the catalog

Climate fit: Check the USDA Zone range (when provided) and prefer varieties suited to your region.
Growing conditions: Confirm sun exposure (full/partial), drainage, and watering guidance on each product page.
Purpose: Decide between ornamental bloom, edible crops, culinary herbs, lawn/groundcover, and more.
Habit & size: Review the plant habit (vine/shrub/tree) and mature dimensions to match your space.

Popular starting points

Spring Seeds – timely picks for spring sowing.
Tree Seeds – a range of ornamental and useful species.

Shipping & support

Availability and shipping costs appear on the product page/checkout and may vary by seller and destination.
Not sure what fits your zone or purpose? Contact us with your general location and goals—we’re happy to guide.

FAQs

What is the Seed World Catalog and why is it useful?

How do I find my USDA Hardiness Zone?

Use a USDA zone map for your address/state. Many product pages note a recommended zone range; if you’re unsure, share your location (city/region) and we’ll help you choose suitable varieties.

Are the seeds fresh and high quality?

Sellers provide up-to-date specifications and, when available, batch/pack year information. For best germination, follow the storage and sowing instructions on each product page.

How should I compare similar varieties?

Start with your goal (ornamental vs. culinary vs. groundcover), light and space constraints, then compare mature height/spread, germination time, and bloom/harvest windows. Category links

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Seed World Catalog – All Seeds in One Place

How to choose from the catalog

Popular starting points

Shipping & support

FAQs

What is the Seed World Catalog and why is it useful?

How do I find my USDA Hardiness Zone?

Are the seeds fresh and high quality?

How should I compare similar varieties?

Seed World Catalog – All Seeds in One Place

How to choose from the catalog

Popular starting points

Shipping & support

FAQs

What is the Seed World Catalog and why is it useful?

How do I find my USDA Hardiness Zone?

Are the seeds fresh and high quality?

How should I compare similar varieties?