If the same ol' same ol' in mainstream garden catalog plant offerings just doesn't do it for you anymore, you might be a slightly jaded gardener. If, like me, you increasingly need a plant to be rare, or unusual in color or form, or organic, or gourmet, or an heirloom... or a rare, unusual, organic, gourmet heirloom that can only be purchased during a full moon in February in order to feel that high when you buy, you need to look for
collector's catalogs.
Here are a few of my favorite garden catalogs offering the really cool and unusual stuff...
Plant Delights Nursery
You can also find some
very interesting and exotic plant offerings on
ebay. Just check the seller's rating before you buy.
I actually found Renee's Garden seeds at my local garden center last year, and I have to put in a little plug for them. All of the different seeds I started germinated well and did fantastic for me.
ReplyDeleteHigh Country Gardens just came in the mail again... I'm so in trouble there. And Plant Delights... yikes!
Okay, here's a couple of my fav's:
ReplyDelete-whatcom seeds
http://seedrack.com/
-thompson and morgan
http://seeds.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en?er=googleww;term=seed
-botanical interests
http://www.botanicalinterests.com/
-alchemy works
http://www.alchemy-works.com/
This site is cool to visit regardless!