I'm the same I don't like to order seeds from companies that don't put pictures on the packages, las year I ordered from pinetreee seeds and their packaging has no pictures I ended up cutting pictures from some of my old seed catalogs and sticking the pictures on the seed packets.

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼💚✨💯🇦🇬

Instead of raising prices most of them just reduced the amount of seeds in each packet. Great video!

You are absolutely correct about Bakers Creek about not giving enough information. Since I'm pretty good with growing seeds. Johnny Seeds takes a lot of my money because of their great information and germinate rates. My first time ordering seeds I spent a lot of money on people just selling seeds with no information. I almost gave up that year. But I listened to a lot of people that gives you information about different companies selling seeds and the good ones. I could say I rather as much information on the package than pretty pictures. When you spend time on seeds, soil for seeding, heating mats, lights and most of all my time. I would spend the money. Every gardener is different. I don't have patience for bad seeds. It's good to shop with different companies to see which one with the best seeds. Bakers Creek so far is one of the best besides Johnny seeds.

Thanks for planting a seed in my mind😎

Loved this video! New subscriber 💚🌱

I like your seed organizing container.

Great info..i hate $ 200 minimum is too much..love all the great tips!

Agree. Pretty much on everything. Good luck with the winter sowing. I love it for any hardy annuals (that transplant relatively well) or biennials I was too busy to start on time.

Their seeds use to only be a dollar a pack (with half off on season end sales). I bought almost everything they had one year...and more post; but as I examined my seed packs through my growing seasons, I discovered many packets were far less than the number of seeds and even some packets completely empty, but sealed. They fixed a few...(but with growing pains, got a bit grumpy and left my large losses completely unresolved)...so sadly I eventually found other fabulous seed sources.

You are right about seeds and such. I won’t order from them again. Loved your video!!

I agree with everything you said! I only ordered from them (seeds and such)for the sun gold tomatoes as well. But they grew well until the hornworms started popping up. Very good and sweet.

thank u for sharing, some of seed company haven't seen before. the best germination one i brought were from the dollar store, price factor seems to means less now a days

These storage containers are great! I have 4 of them, 2 for flower seeds and 2 for vege seeds. I just label them alphabetically by vegetable type etc

MIGardener packets are $2/pkg, I agree with the package information which was one of their main goals; affordable seeds and necessary information to be successful in growing those seeds into full maturity. I separate my seeds by cool vs warm weather first; then moist stratify vs dry stratify vs direct sow vs warm moist stratify 2kws then cold moist stratify (chamomile etc.) vs dry freeze 1 day then soak 1 day then direct sow (catnip) vs soak over night then direct sow, Ugh! This is why I have garden planners; one from MIGardener and 1 TN which I completed myself. I have ordered the Etsy shop Blind Pig and the Acorn (youtube Celebrating Appalachia) calendar like I used to see on my Grandparents 400 acre farm kitchen cabinet. Pappy was a Rohrer;) I love the 5 year journal!!! I'd love to hear about your garden plan for this year. Decisions, decisions. Do you preserve? If so, how? Suscribed and shared.

In my photo storage I have my seeds cataloged by types. My tomatoes are done by determinate and indeterminate. I have a calendar marked with post it as to when to plant what. But I don't have a bunch of seeds. I may only have 5-6 photo boxes filled with seeds. I'm just starting out, because I need to cut my fresh food bill. The rabbit who lives in my daughter's room costs a fortune to feed.

I'm trying to get more organized for 2024 too. MI Gardener is one of my favorite and ordered a lot of my seeds from there with great results. I like the beautiful pictures from Bakers Creek but have never order from them. Never heard of Rohrer's Seeds before your video and can't wait to see your field trip to learn more. Thank you for all this great information and ideas.

I feel the same about Seeds and Such. Not only do you get zero information on how to grow, but if they are having a sale, you may have to wait 2 or 3 weeks to get your order. I want to try MIGardener this year. Most of my seeds come from Baker Creeks or Botanical Interests.

Select seeds is good. Yes, they do have pictures on their packets. Johnnys catalog is really good even if the seeds are more expensive. They have extensive growing info in the catalog.

thanks for this, I haven't even started with my seeds yet , I am hoping to try some Albeit Cucumbers this year, last year my cuc's were so strange shaped lol , thought I'd try a whole new variety that is known to do well.

Good information but drop the "pop" sounds. So annoying with earbuds...

I always get seedsnsuch seed for the simple fact that I have always had true to package seeds and awesome germination and ifyou get a certain amount all the seed package is cheaper. It's worth it to me to do the research anyway

I got that same organizer for my seeds from Hobby Lobby.

Wow. Im watching, while reminding myself that i will NOT be buying alot of seeds this year. 😅😊😅😂

I have a similar complaint about Seeds and such. I hate that there’s no information or even a picture. I did place a second order because they had some flower seeds I wanted & couldn’t find anywhere else and they had a sale but my debit card flagged them as a fraudulent charge and that was a mess. Over a week later they still haven’t shipped so we’ll see…it will definitely be my last order 🙄

In Sweden every seedpack cost that much or more.. 5$ to 10$.. and sometimes not more then 5 seeds inside.. 😓