Any experience with Territorial Seed Company?

[Wintergirl80]

^^^ GMO seeds available are: Corn, soybeans, cotton, canola, squash, and papaya. so that excludes quite a bit of seeds. Not sure if any of those are available at Retail stores or need a contract as stated above.

[NickMan7]

You won't have any issues with Territorial - they have some fun varieties and their packets are generously portioned.

If you are looking for more varieties than you will EVER know what to do with, I very strongly recommend Tatiana's TomatoBase. She is out of Canada, so shipping can take a few weeks to the U.S., especially right now, but her selection is completely out of this world and she is a lovely individual to do business with. I doubt most people have even heard of 98% of the varieties she offers. I have spent weeks perusing her site to narrow down what I wanted.. but, of course, I want them all. Fantastic.

[hairmetal4ever]

Originally Posted by DefiantNJ

Thank you so much for your responses. But do you think I might have some issues with the seeds since I am in the North East? I guess I will give them a call and ask them. They do ship all over the country for one flat rate...

Old thread, but I ordered from them for the first time this year. Although I've only started a few things this early, so far, I've had good germination. I'm in MD and my order didn't take any longer than my Johnny's order (from Maine) did.

[Aredhel]

I bought seeds from Territorial for years, and never had any problems with them. (I'd still be buying from them if I hadn't moved into a condo.) I particularly appreciated the variation in seed packet sizes, from small to very large, which they offered with many of their varieties.