Milky Oats for Frayed Winter Nerves: A Gentle, Old-Fashioned Tonic You Can Grow Yourself
Let’s look at Oats, as a multi-purpose plant and explore some of the ways it has traditionally been used to bring some peace in the depths of winter.
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Milky Oats for Frayed Winter Nerves: A Gentle, Old-Fashioned Tonic You Can Grow Yourself
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What a Super El Niño Means For Your Vegetable Garden
We’ll break down what a Super El Niño actually is, how it tends to play out region by region and give you some ideas which heirloom varieties are best suited...
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The 2026 Cyclospora Outbreak: Why Growing Your Own Produce Is the Safest Salad You'll Eat
If you’ve seen recent headlines and bought a bagged salad, a bunch of cilantro, or a container of raspberries, you’re a little worried about what’s in your fridge right now....
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Why Every Native Garden Needs Coreopsis
Easy to grow, drought tolerant, and naturally adapted to many North American landscapes, Coreopsis is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to create a landscape that is both beautiful and...
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Growing Your Own Aromatherapy Garden
We’ll walk you through six easy-to-grow herbs and flowers that earn their place in an aromatherapy garden, covering what they are good for and exactly how to get them growing.
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Bottle Gourd - History, Uses, and How to Grow Bottle Gourds from Seed
Growing bottle gourds from seeds is a fun way to connect with a plant that has travelled across continents and cultures for millennia.
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10 Seeds to Direct Sow in Early June for a Productive Summer Garden
Here are 10 plants you can start in June in most US planting zones that will bring you a harvest later this summer.
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Idaho State University Highlights Survival Garden Seeds' SBA Regional Award
We are honored to be featured by Idaho State University following our recent recognition as the U.S. Small Business Administration's 2026 Pacific Northwest Region Rural Small Business of the Year.
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Bee Balm Benefits and Traditional Uses Explained
This guide walks you through the benefits, traditional uses, and simple ways to use bee balm at home.
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Comfrey Root vs Seeds: What’s the Difference?
if you've ever tried to grow comfrey in your garden, you faced an important choice: should you start with comfrey root or seed?
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Survival Garden Seeds Earns Retailers’ Choice Award for Heirloom Seed Collections
We’re excited to share that Survival Garden Seeds has been recognized with a prestigious 2026 Retailers’ Choice Award from the North American Hardware and Paint Association (NHPA) for our Heirloom...
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Morning Glory Vine: How to Grow and Train Climbing Flowers
This guide will show you exactly how to grow and train morning glory vines so they climb well and look their best.
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Best Blue Flowers for Your Garden
If you want to choose the best blue flowers for your garden, the key is picking plants that match your conditions. When you do that, your plants grow stronger, bloom...
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Wild Bergamot Plant: Benefits and Growing Guide
Wild bergamot is one of the easiest ways to build a garden that supports both beauty and function. It attracts pollinators, grows with minimal care, and adds lasting interest throughout...
