Untreated Heirloom Vegetable Seeds

Vegetable Seed Warehouse

FREE HEIRLOOM VEGETABLE SEED PACKET WITH ORDER

Our heirloom seeds are guaranteed to germinate or your money will be refunded. All of our seeds are open pollinated, unless specifically labeled as hybrid.

We offer fast shipping to all the states and some foreign countries.  Vegetable seeds are usually mailed by first class mail the day after the order is received.

You can order our untreated, heirloom vegetable seed packets online using MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, echeck or paypal with our shopping cart.

If you prefer to order by mail, just print out our price list and mail with your check or money order.

We specialize in untreated, heirloom vegetable seeds but we also have bulk seeds, hybrid tomato seeds, and herb seeds. We also carry certified organic seeds.

Untreated heirloom tomato seeds, untreated hybrid tomato seeds, untreated herb seeds, and untreated pepper seeds.  Established in 1994.

Vegetable Seed Warehouse
P.O. Box 13741
Charleston, SC 29422

Email:  Orders@vegetableseedwarehouse.com

TOMATO SEED STARTING TIPS
1. Start your own plants from seed so that you can choose the best tasting varieties.  Heirloom tomato seeds usually produce the best tasting tomatoes.  Similarly heirloom vegetable seeds usually produce the best tasting vegetables.  

2. Start tomato seeds about 8 weeks before the last frost.  If you live in the South, start some later, too for a Fall crop. 

3. Use commercial seed starting mix or potting soil mixed with an equal amount of vermiculite, perlite or peat moss.  Cover tomato seeds no more than 1/4 inch deep.

4. Use recycled containers. Like yogurt cups for seed starting.  Be sure to punch a hole in the bottom for drainage.  Use the lids also to keep the seeds moist until germination.

5. Put the seed containers on top of the refrigerator or water heater to keep the soil warm to aid germination.  Optimum soil temperature for tomato seed starting is 80 degrees.  Be sure to remove any covers as soon as the tomato seeds germinate and move the cups to a sunny window or grow under florescent lights. 

6. About 3 weeks after the tomato seeds germinate start fertilizing with a very week solution of  fish fertilizer (about 1/4 strength) or other liquid fertilizer.  Mix with rain water or filtered water for best seed starting results.  Let the top of the soil dry out between waterings. 

Be sure to check out our large selection of heirloom tomato seeds.

For tips on growing tomatoes click here.

Artichoke Seeds
 Arugula Seeds
 Asparagus Seeds
 Bean Seeds
 Beet Seeds
 Broccoli Seeds
 Brussels Sprouts
 Cabbage Seeds
 Cantaloupe
 Carrot Seeds
 Cauliflower
 Celery Seeds
 Collard Seeds
 Corn Seeds
 Cowpea Seeds
 Cress Seeds
 Cucumber Seeds
 Echinacea Seeds
 Endive Seeds
 Eggplant Seeds
 Gourd Seeds
 Herb Seeds
 Kale Seeds
 Kohlrabi Seeds
 Leek Seeds
 Lettuce Seeds
 Melon Seeds
 Mustard Seeds
 Okra Seeds
 Onion Seeds
 Organic Seeds
 Parsnip Seeds
 Pea Seeds
 Pepper Seeds
 Pumpkin Seeds
 Radish Seeds
 Rhubarb Seeds
 Rutabaga Seeds
 Spinach Seeds
 Squash Seeds
 Sunflower Seeds
 Swiss Chard Seeds
 Tomatillo Seeds
 Tomato Seeds, Hybrid
 Tomato Seeds, Heirloom
 Turnip Seeds
 Watermelon Seeds
 Zucchini Seeds  

A huge selection of untreated vegetable seeds