GrowJourney is a monthly seed of the month club. Each month, you will receive unique packets of carefully selected, certified organic, heirloom gardening seeds guaranteed to grow in your climate zone. Plus, you’ll get exclusive access to our expert online growing instructions that teach you how to grow a healthy, organic garden all the way from seed to harvest. Every month is different, but you can expect to get a mix of seasonally selected fruit, veggie, herb, and edible flower seeds. Sometimes, they also include seeds intended to attract and feed beneficial pollinators, such as bees and butterflies. (3 varieties for Small Garden Subscriptions; 5 varieties for Large Garden Subscriptions.)
Cost:
- US Prices: $9.99/month (USD) - Small Garden | $14.99/month (USD) - Large Garden
- Canadian Prices: $16.99/month (USD) - Small Garden | $21.99/month (USD) - Large Garden
Shipping: US - $3.99 | Canada - $8.99
The seeds come in an envelope. They include a welcome letter and give you some tips on how to get started. You'll get all the info you need in your online account at GrowJourney. The site is filled with helpful gardening tips. The seeds will last for years, so you do not have to plant them all at once or even during the year you get them.
Radicchio, ‘Orchidae Rossa’
Cauliflower, ‘Snowball Y Improved’
Parsley, ‘Splendid’
All GrowJourney seeds are USDA certified organic and none of the seeds are genetically modified. The seed packets have all the necessary information about the seeds and how to grow it. If you're unsure of some of the terminology, GrowJourney has an article on how to read a garden seed packet. Plus, you'll find everything you need to know about each seed.
I like the idea of GrowJourney and the exclusive online access resources. Gardeners will appreciate all the useful info and those wanting to get into will find this subscription very easy to get started. I find it a bit too expensive, especially for Canadians but if you look at it as an investment, it's well worth it...if you can successfully grow them.
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