Seeds 'n Such

Seeds 'n Such Established in 2013, Seeds 'n Such is a family-owned, mail-order seed company based in Augusta, GA.

At Seeds ’n Such, we are committed to connecting the gardening community with hand-selected seed products of the highest quality. Every variety we offer is chosen with care, tested for performance, and priced fairly—because great seeds and reliable shipping shouldn’t cost a fortune. Our work is guided by the fruits of the Spirit: serving others with integrity, patience, kindness, and joy. We believe gardening is more than planting seeds—it’s about nurturing growth, building community, and finding purpose in honest work connected to the earth. Rooted in a passion for bringing joy directly from the earth to all people, Seeds ’n Such exists to help every gardener grow with confidence, value, and meaning.

Now THAT’S a tomato. 🍅😳One of our customers grew this Giant Oxheart Tomato, and the name definitely fits—it’s about as b...
09/30/2026

Now THAT’S a tomato. 🍅😳

One of our customers grew this Giant Oxheart Tomato, and the name definitely fits—it’s about as big as a $5 bill! We love seeing what you grow from Seeds ’n Such seeds, so keep those garden photos coming. 🌱

Should you fertilize your fall garden? 🌱 The short answer: yes—but don’t overdo it!Before planting, work compost or a ba...
09/27/2026

Should you fertilize your fall garden? 🌱 The short answer: yes—but don’t overdo it!

Before planting, work compost or a balanced fertilizer into the soil to replenish nutrients used by your summer garden. Once your fall crops are growing, their needs will depend on what you planted. Leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, and kale appreciate extra nitrogen, while root crops like carrots and radishes need less—too much nitrogen can give you lots of leafy growth and smaller roots.

A little nutrition goes a long way toward a healthy fall harvest! 🥕🥬

New for 2026: Adelaide Hybrid Carrot Seeds 🥕✨This premium Nantes-type baby carrot produces smooth, cylindrical 3–4 inch ...
09/24/2026

New for 2026: Adelaide Hybrid Carrot Seeds 🥕✨

This premium Nantes-type baby carrot produces smooth, cylindrical 3–4 inch roots with a deep orange color, crisp texture, and rich, sweet flavor. Tender even when fully mature, Adelaide is perfect for fresh snacking, salads, roasting, and more.

Maturing in just 50 days, Adelaide is an excellent choice for fall gardens and performs beautifully in containers, raised beds, and high-density plantings. With compact growth, strong tops, and excellent uniformity, it’s a dependable little carrot that delivers big on flavor.

Something new is growing… 👀🌱We’ve been working behind the scenes on a fresh new Seeds ’n Such website, and it’s almost r...
09/19/2026

Something new is growing… 👀🌱

We’ve been working behind the scenes on a fresh new Seeds ’n Such website, and it’s almost ready for you. Easier browsing, better ways to find what you need, and a whole new look are coming soon!

Stay tuned. 💻🌿

🌽🍅 Recipe of the Month: Corn & Tomato SaladWe’re soaking up the last tastes of summer with a simple salad made for garde...
09/15/2026

🌽🍅 Recipe of the Month: Corn & Tomato Salad

We’re soaking up the last tastes of summer with a simple salad made for garden-fresh ingredients! Sweet corn, juicy tomatoes, red onion, and fresh basil come together with a splash of lime and olive oil for an easy, colorful side.

It’s fresh, flavorful, and the perfect way to put that end-of-summer harvest to good use. Swipe for the recipe! 🌿

How deep should you plant fall seeds? 🌱A good rule of thumb is to plant seeds about two times as deep as the seed is wid...
08/31/2026

How deep should you plant fall seeds? 🌱

A good rule of thumb is to plant seeds about two times as deep as the seed is wide, but your seed packet is always the best guide. Tiny seeds like lettuce often need only a light covering, while larger seeds can usually go a little deeper.

In late summer, the biggest challenge is keeping the seedbed evenly moist while the soil is still warm. Water gently, avoid letting the surface dry out, and consider light shade if the sun is especially intense.

New for 2026: Konan Hybrid Kohlrabi Seeds 🌱✨This award-winning variety produces smooth, pale-green bulbs with crisp, ten...
08/25/2026

New for 2026: Konan Hybrid Kohlrabi Seeds 🌱✨

This award-winning variety produces smooth, pale-green bulbs with crisp, tender flesh and a mild, sweet flavor. The uniform, globe-shaped bulbs are perfect for slicing, slaws, salads, snacking, and roasting.

Konan matures in about 45 days, making it a great choice for fall gardens, raised beds, containers, and gardeners who want a quick, reliable cool-season crop. With tidy plants and upright leaves, it’s as attractive in the garden as it is delicious in the kitchen.

No matter what zone you’re gardening in, there’s still something you can grow right now. Warm-climate gardeners can keep...
08/22/2026

No matter what zone you’re gardening in, there’s still something you can grow right now. Warm-climate gardeners can keep planting summer favorites while also planning for fall, and cooler zones can start sowing cool-season crops like kale, lettuce, spinach, radishes, carrots, beets, turnips, and other hardy greens.

Check your first frost date, count backward from your days to maturity, and get those fall favorites started.

Customer grown and garden approved! 🌼This beautiful bloom is Mango Tango Marigold, grown from Seeds ’n Such seeds by one...
08/17/2026

Customer grown and garden approved! 🌼

This beautiful bloom is Mango Tango Marigold, grown from Seeds ’n Such seeds by one of our customers. With its bold golden-yellow petals and rich red centers, Mango Tango brings warm, cheerful color to garden beds, borders, containers, and pollinator-friendly plantings.

We love seeing our seeds come to life in your gardens!

Is August too late to start a fall garden? Not at all! 🌱August is a great time to start thinking about cool-season crops...
08/15/2026

Is August too late to start a fall garden? Not at all! 🌱

August is a great time to start thinking about cool-season crops like lettuce, spinach, kale, carrots, radishes, turnips, beets, cabbage, broccoli, and more. The key is checking your first frost date and choosing varieties with enough time to mature before cold weather settles in.

A little planning now can lead to fresh harvests later this fall.

Address

P. O. Box 1777
Augusta, GA
30901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17063059751

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