Attract Butterflies and Beauty: Why You Need Zinnias in Your Garden
Bring butterflies and beauty to your garden with zinnias. They grow quickly, have an extended bloom period, and are easy to grow, requiring little maintenance.
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8 Practical Purple Flowers for Your Garden
Pretty purple flowers can bring multiple benefits to your flower garden. Medicinal uses, attract pollinators, and companion planting.
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True Blue Beauties: 8 Stunning Blue Flowers to Grow in Your Garden
When choosing to add to the rainbow of colors in your garden, why not add one of the rarest colors, blue? Blue flowers have evolved to attract bees and butterflies...
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How to Grow Wildflower Bouquets & Boost Your Garden's Productivity
Wildflower bouquets are stunning displays of nature’s beauty, and when you grow your own flowers from seed, the possibilities are endless—so let your inner artist go wild! Your vibrant, colorful...
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White Sage: Growing a Sacred Plant from Seed
One of the most fascinating herbs we carry at Survival Garden seeds is white sage (Salvia apiana). Native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, this sacred plant symbolizes...
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Discover the Importance of Keystone Plants
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...
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Why Grow Clover? The Surprising Benefits for Your Garden and Lawn
You might be surprised to learn about how helpful clover can be in the garden. It also is a nutritionally rich source of chlorophyll and other nutrients, making it a...
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Marigold Magic: Growing Nature’s Vibrant Companion Plant from Seed
Marigolds, also known as Tagetes, are cheerful flowers that belong to the same family as sunflowers and asters. Native to Mexico and Guatemala, they are now cultivated globally. These beautiful...
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Growing Catnip and Other Pet Safe Herbs
Catnip and other pet-safe herbs offer a range of benefits for your pets, including stress relief, digestive support, and insect repellent properties. Catnip is a member of the mint family,...
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How to Grow Milkweed for Monarch Butterflies
Milkweed is the only plant that hosts monarch caterpillars to serve as food and habitat. It also provides additional protection for monarchs by producing a chemical that makes the monarchs...
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10 Benefits of Growing Flowers in a Survival Garden
Flowers provide many benefits. They’re good for you and your garden in so many ways! Certain flowers even have culinary and medicinal uses. Let’s explore the top reasons you should...
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The Importance of Pollinators in Your Survival Garden
Pollination is key to a thriving garden and the survival of all land-based life on this planet. Without this important process, we would have no seeds, fruits, or vegetables.
