What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?

I don't plant a lot of vegies anymore, but I like

Territorial Seed for the ones I do

Flowers: Park's

Plants: Bluestone Perennials and Canyon Creek

Emilie
NorCal

What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?


Go to http://gardenwatchdog.com/ for a user review of most existing seed
catalog companies.

On 12/16/03 11:03 AM, in article ,
"Phisherman" wrote:

What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?
Pinetree Seeds in Maine - great service and great prices.
Cheryl

On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 11:03:35 -0500, Phisherman wrote:

What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?


Not sure yet but I got the Parks catalog today!

On 16 Dec 2003 16:44:22 GMT, (FarmerDill) wrote:


What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?


Go to http://gardenwatchdog.com/ for a user review of most existing seed
catalog companies.

Parks, Johnny's, Pinetree, Nichols, Shepherds. Burpee. And others.

Best to present the ones you're considering and ask which are duds.

The user review is good. Also that it explains which companies own which
catalogs. I didn't know parks owns wayside for example.


My favorites for seed:
Parks & Burpee for flowers with a slight edge to Burpee in the consistent
quality department; Burpee, Shepherds & Johnny's for vegetables. Johnny's
puts the germination rate on the envelope so you have a better idea how many
to sow.

I also ordered some plants from Parks and they were well packaged and
healthy.

mm

"Frogleg" wrote in message
...
On 16 Dec 2003 16:44:22 GMT, (FarmerDill) wrote:


What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?


Go to http://gardenwatchdog.com/ for a user review of most existing seed
catalog companies.

Parks, Johnny's, Pinetree, Nichols, Shepherds. Burpee. And others.

Best to present the ones you're considering and ask which are duds.

The user review is good. Also that it explains which companies own which
catalogs. I didn't know parks owns wayside for example.


My favorites for seed:
Parks & Burpee for flowers with a slight edge to Burpee in the consistent
quality department; Burpee, Shepherds & Johnny's for vegetables. Johnny's
puts the germination rate on the envelope so you have a better idea how many
to sow.

I also ordered some plants from Parks and they were well packaged and
healthy.

mm

"Frogleg" wrote in message
...
On 16 Dec 2003 16:44:22 GMT, (FarmerDill) wrote:


What's your favorite seed catalog? Any to avoid?


Go to http://gardenwatchdog.com/ for a user review of most existing seed
catalog companies.

Parks, Johnny's, Pinetree, Nichols, Shepherds. Burpee. And others.

Best to present the ones you're considering and ask which are duds.