By Mike Thayer
With some very chilly weather hitting the area and winter finally settling in, now is a good time to check out plant/seed catalogs and online websites. Here are some choices that may be of interest to you.
Jung Seeds & Plants: I’ve had a pretty good experience with Jung’s over the years, their shipping is timely (some outfits will ship starter plants/stock way too early for northern states) and their product is sound. You can’t go wrong with their veggie lineup.
Burpee: Another standby, and their seed packets can be seen in many stores come late winter/early spring. Menards, Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, True Value and major grocery stores come to mind. The Burpee website has a product review section which is kind of nice in making purchasing decisions.
Park Seed Co.: This is another company with quite a bit of history, 143 years in fact. Reasonably priced, their catalog has good content and their sale items are attractive, as opposed to lower quality offerings on other, less popular sites.
Burgess: Another popular company, also a brand you’ll find in the stores come spring. Some of their bulb collection is hit or miss. In my experience the rate of a bad bulb is higher than other companies.
Breck’s: Based in Denmark, this company specializes in flowers, shipping bulbs, perennials and more around the globe since 1818. Their catalog has all kinds of show stopping flowers, tulips, iris, crocus, hibiscus, lillies and so much more!
Gurney’s: This is a time tested seed company with a great reputation and high quality product. They’ve got a great selection of fruits, veggies, flowers, trees and shrubs. Free shipping with orders over $50.
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Mike’s Indoor Garden Update: I’ll be harvesting green beans soon!
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Reviewing Seed Catalogs – Bachelor on the Cheap
By Mike Thayer
With some very chilly weather hitting the area and winter finally settling in, now is a good time to check out plant/seed catalogs and online websites. Here are some choices that may be of interest to you.
Jung Seeds & Plants: I’ve had a pretty good experience with Jung’s over the years, their shipping is timely (some outfits will ship starter plants/stock way too early for northern states) and their product is sound. You can’t go wrong with their veggie lineup.
Burpee: Another standby, and their seed packets can be seen in many stores come late winter/early spring. Menards, Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, True Value and major grocery stores come to mind. The Burpee website has a product review section which is kind of nice in making purchasing decisions.
Park Seed Co.: This is another company with quite a bit of history, 143 years in fact. Reasonably priced, their catalog has good content and their sale items are attractive, as opposed to lower quality offerings on other, less popular sites.
Burgess: Another popular company, also a brand you’ll find in the stores come spring. Some of their bulb collection is hit or miss. In my experience the rate of a bad bulb is higher than other companies.
Breck’s: Based in Denmark, this company specializes in flowers, shipping bulbs, perennials and more around the globe since 1818. Their catalog has all kinds of show stopping flowers, tulips, iris, crocus, hibiscus, lillies and so much more!
Gurney’s: This is a time tested seed company with a great reputation and high quality product. They’ve got a great selection of fruits, veggies, flowers, trees and shrubs. Free shipping with orders over $50.
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Mike’s Indoor Garden Update: I’ll be harvesting green beans soon!
$pend Wisely My Friends…
Help support the continued content for Shopping, Dining, Best Deals, Product & Service Reviews, Tips, Hacks, Recipes and other great information by buying me a coffee. Your support to keep Bachelor on the Cheap a free resource is much appreciated! ~ Mike