Sow Right Seeds

We know there are many places to buy garden seeds. So why buy from us? Sow Right Seeds is committed to providing seeds with a high germination rate. We germ test our seeds to ensure that they will grow. It’s a guarantee we’re willing to stand behind because we care about your success as a gardener. Your order is filled carefully and shipped quickly by our team in Greenwood, Missouri.

An heirloom seed is a variety that has been grown and saved for decades. The genetics are true to that of the parent plant. Heirloom seeds are not genetically modified, and they are not a hybrid. These seeds are also open-pollinated, which means they are pollinated by nature. Many heirloom varieties have been carefully cultivated over decades and saved due to their hardiness, quality, and taste.

GMO stands for genetically modified organism. The genetic makeup of these organisms has been altered by science in a way that would not happen in nature. Large agricultural companies pay to create these modified crops in order to grow the amounts needed to support today's mass production. Recently, GMO seeds have appeared on the market for backyard gardeners. Sow Right Seeds is committed to providing only non-GMO seeds to our customers.

We source our seed from reputable seed farmers throughout the nation. Each grower focuses on their specific varieties. This allows us to offer you a greater variety of herbs, flowers, and vegetables. Each seed variety is tested for acceptable germination before being sold and periodically after that to ensure success.

We take care of our seeds, from selecting the best sources to storing and testing. We know how important it is to have reliable seeds with high germination rates. We regularly test our seeds for viability and store them in a dry and cool location so they will be ready for planting in your garden. You can check the “packed for date” to see when to plant your seeds.

Yes, we have a vast library of growing guides, resources, and in-depth articles on how to be successful in the garden. Visit our Planter's Library on our website to learn more.

We are happy to answer any question!