Homegrown Wellness - Seed Collection

Yes, these varieties can be grown in containers, provided the pots are large enough to accommodate the root systems. Ensure your containers have proper drainage and receive the recommended full sun exposure.

Open-pollinated seeds are pollinated by natural means like wind, insects, or birds. This allows you to save seeds from your harvest to replant in future seasons, as the offspring will typically grow true to the parent plant.

Not necessarily. While these plants thrive in traditional garden beds, they are also well-suited for raised beds or large pots. Just ensure you have a space that receives full sun throughout the day.

Yes, starting seeds indoors is a great way to get a head start on the growing season, especially for tomatoes and peppers. Check your local frost dates to determine the best time to begin your indoor seedlings.

The seeds are non-GMO and open-pollinated, which are key standards for heirloom gardening. While they are not explicitly certified organic, they are produced with high quality and natural growth habits in mind.

Keep the seeds in their original packaging or transfer them to a cool, dark, and dry location. Avoiding moisture and extreme temperature fluctuations will help maintain their viability for the next planting season.