Conditions

As a thank you for signing up for my newsletter, I’d like to send you a small pinch of free seeds I’ve collected from my garden. Seed availability on the day you request your pinch can vary due to previous harvests and sharing. If the variety you choose is not available, I will email you to ask for your second choice. The choices may include herb, fruit, vegetable, flower, dye or fiber plants, that are annuals, biennials, or perennials. This offer is valid only once per newsletter subscriber. By requesting seeds, you are confirming that you are subscribed to my monthly newsletter.

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Please research the variety you request in order to learn the sunlight and soil requirements and if it needs special preparation to germinate (like stratification), if it spreads aggressively in your area, or if it’s a biennial that will take two years to flower.

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• Seeds can only be mailed to the continental US.

• Seeds are from plants grown in zone 6.

• Some seeds may need stratification in order to germinate.

• Although these are the seeds I use for my own garden year after year, I have not done any germination tests and cannot guarantee that they are all viable. That said, if you are not able to grow the seeds I send, feel free to contact me to try another variety.

• Some plants spread quickly (ex. lemon balm, oregano…). Research the best spot to plant them or contain them in a pot if you are concerned about them taking over your garden.

• Most plants are perennial, but some are self-seeding annual or biennial, the latter which will only have leaves the first year and bloom the second.

• I mail the seeds in plain envelopes via the USPS. For this reason, I am only sharing seed varieties that are tiny to avoid the possibility of them getting crushed in mail distribution machinery. In the rare case that you find them destroyed upon arrival, please just let me know and I’ll resend a pinch.