No we do not have a catalog at this time, however that is our goal. 

Please join our email list for updates, newsletters, blogs, specials & sales. Once we have a catalog we will send the announcement in our newsletter. 

We strive to get orders to the post office within 1-3 days after being placed. Orders made around holidays or on weekends may take a little longer to ship. 

Inspection & Errors

Please inspect your order within 48 hours of delivery. If there is an error on our part, contact us via email immediately. Please keep all original packaging and product together; do not return any items until you have spoken with us. We reserve the right to request photos to better understand any concerns.

Limitations of Liability

Once seeds leave our possession, we cannot guarantee success against factors outside of our control. This includes local weather, seasonal conditions, neglect, disease, or damage from pests and animals.

"For your peace of mind, all our shipments are sent via USPS Ground Advantage, which includes $100 of built-in insurance to protect against loss or damage during transit."

While we source from a private network of growers, we do not have a storefront for local pickup at this time.

We try to maintain accurate stock counts on our website. 

If we ever have a stock discrepancy, and are unable to fulfill all your items at the time of purchase, we will reach out to you by email or phone and ask if you want a replacement item. 

If we are unable to reach you in a timely manner, we will fulfill the available products to you, and either process a refund for the out-of-stock item(s), or replace it with something similar. 

So it is very important for you to fill out your email address and phone number so that we may reach you. 

We do our best to keep our shipping as low as possible. We do not profit on our shipping, we often take a hit due to the cost of packaging supplies and drop off costs to USPS.

All of our packages are sent in a secure bubble envelope or box depending on the size. All orders are shipped using USPS.

Items that are not seeds will have additional shipping costs. 

We work with a network of vetted growers—including small-scale farmers and home seed savers—who prioritize organic methods and sustainable practices. Because we know and trust our growers, we do not require official certification, as the high cost of that process would ultimately drive up the price of the seeds for you. For this reason, while our seeds are grown with care, they are not "certified organic."

The main difference is how the plant grows and when you get your harvest.

Indeterminate (Vining Type)

These plants keep growing and producing fruit all season until the first frost. They can get very tall—often 6 to 10 feet—so they need sturdy stakes or tall cages. These are best if you want a steady supply of fresh tomatoes for slicing and salads all summer long.

Determinate (Bush Type)

These are compact plants that grow to a certain size (usually 3–4 feet) and then stop. They produce most of their fruit all at once over a couple of weeks. These are perfect for small gardens or containers and are the best choice if you are canning or making sauce, as the whole harvest arrives at the same time.Quick Summary:

• Indeterminate: Tall vines, produces fruit continuously until frost. Needs heavy support.
• Determinate: Shorter bush, produces one large harvest and then finishes. Great for tight spaces.