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This week, we are honored to announce that Survival Garden Seeds has been named the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2026 Pacific Northwest Region Rural Small Business of the Year.
We are profoundly pleased that our small donation of seeds has taken root, offering not just sustenance, but a vital source of hope and a tangible step toward self-sufficiency for...
Planting native grasses is more than a landscaping choice; it is an act of restoration. These plants are a low-maintenance display that changes with the seasons.
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: our team at Survival Garden Seeds has just been honored by Idaho’s congressional delegation and is gearing up for a major retail expansion...
Using the herbs in her regenerative garden, Bekah Celeste makes salves, tinctures, glycerides, and all kinds of candies like chocolates and gummy bears.
Whether the goal is to cut grocery bills, sample rare heirloom vegetables, or simply enjoy the therapeutic rhythm of tending plants, starting a garden from nothing is entirely achievable with...
How are you celebrating Earth Day 2025? This year, Earth Day follows right after Easter. That means that many of the typical Earth Day activities like tree plantings or community...
Growing a garden can give you a victory over high food costs, food insecurity, and a compromised food system. Let’s take a look at the value you can gain by...
Survival Garden Seeds is proud to offer high-quality gardening tools like broadforks and soil blockers from Mindful Farmer.
We are William and Vernie DeMille, from the Georgic Schoolroom. Today, we’re excited to share a transformative opportunity for young adults seeking direction and purpose in their lives.
From The Farm is proud to announce an exciting partnership with Survival Garden Seeds, a company dedicated to providing open-pollinated, non-GMO, heirloom seeds.
As we wrap up 2024, the Survival Garden Seeds team wants to take a moment to thank you, our incredible community, for making this year so memorable. Your passion for...
Each ecoregion has native plants known as “Keystone Plants”. These keystone native plants are the pillars of the local food web, providing food and habitat for insects and the birds...
