Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you’re planning to request a seed catalog in 2025, now is the time to do it. New seed catalogs get printed between mid-December ...

Even if you have no plans to start your garden from seed, garden catalogs give the chance to imagine what’s possible. Often in full color, these catalogs share what’s new and tell stories of crops ...

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OK, I am continuing with the January seed catalog columns. You don’t need to buy from these, but they are great for learning all manner of stuff that will help you be a better gardener. Pay attention ...

The late winter tsunami of garden-seed catalogs flooding local mail boxes is well underway. The closer we get to the changing of seasons, the quicker they come. Any seed company worthy of pitching ...

If you’re planning to request a seed catalog in 2026, now is the time to do your research into the best one for your gardening needs. New seed catalogs get printed between mid-December and early ...

Dear readers: Last week, I talked about seed catalog shopping and what I think about when shopping for seeds for my vegetable garden. Besides heirloom, locally adapted varieties, another thing I look ...

As gardeners curl up on the couch each January, dreaming of abundant summer, a war of words rages in that cozy corner of literature inhabited by seed catalogs. It’s your wits against those of seedsmen ...

January is prime time for an attack of the winter ickies. I fend off these attacks by reading seed catalogs while sipping herbal tea. Many seed houses also sell plants by mail order, so don’t pass on ...

Short days and gray skies set a gardener's mind to dreaming of summer flowers, fall harvests and the long, slow days of August when we can sit outside in T-shirts until after dark, eating tomatoes off ...

This is the time of year when seed company catalogs begin arriving in the mail and gardeners are most vulnerable to seduction. Those tempting full-color glamour shots of voluptuous tomatoes and plump ...