🫘 2026 Seed Drop 🪂

Sharing our seeds is like sharing our hearts with the world—we deeply care for these plants. As a homestead operation (smaller than typical farms), our family is very picky about the plants we grow. Ultimately we choose plants we love the most—because we spend a lot of time with them. And time, as you know, is very precious!

Today we are honored to share our work, love and joy with you, through our family’s seed catalog updates and additions for 2026! (Continued below)

River ecstatically holding perennial Lanceleaf Coreopsis flowers!

As I look out ahead to the 2026 season, barely just begun, I see more opportunity for joy, meaning and connection. This is what we aim to cultivate for ourselves, for our family and beyond.

Inevitably there will be many struggles, ongoing and new, in 2026. Yet seeds, plants and gardening have always delivered comfort, hope and beauty in our lives. This is why it’s so hard for us to imagine life without gardening now!

And this is why our seeds are heart offerings.

Ann found a Homesteader’s Kaleidoscopic Perennial Kale plant growing in Southern California—one of our most popular perennial food varieties.

As we continue to establish our food, flower and medicinal forest gardens, we’ve enjoyed meeting so many plants along the way. This is a perk of our “job” as seed growers. We take pride in filtering plants through our trials, so we can offer plants who we consider solid in the garden and joyful companions.

Perennials continue to be a focus in our long term effort to grow abundance. After they are established, perennials are often so much easier to care for than many of their annual counterparts. With perennials, you plant seeds once and enjoy knowing the plants for years to come.

Noel proudly holding leeks from our new Take a Leek Mix.

Diversity is another big theme in our gardens and seed catalog. More unique mixes and grexes have been added to our catalog this season! Having extra genetic diversity, mixes and grexes offer more variety and beauty to your garden. They also have more chance to adapt to your local conditions faster, for the seed savers out there. And they are a wonderful chance to explore more diversity from a single seed packet (which is a really good deal if you ask me).

Our new Scrambled Eggplant Mix—We’ve been having fun exploring eggplant diversity!

All of our seeds are grown by our family in Southern Oregon. We offer the best of what we love. To make it in our seed catalog, each variety must generously offer abundant beauty, nourishment and/or joy. Many of our varieties have also proven themselves when facing less than ideal conditions, when it comes to water, soil, sun, pest or other conditions.

With honor, we welcome you to our 2026 seed catalog! Come on in and have a look…

Browse All Seeds

Wishing you a new year and growing season filled with abundant blessings, joy and beauty!

Free Seed Saving Crash Course

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Learn more and watch the FREE seed saving video!

Free Seed Resources

We’ve put together a collection of stories, education and inspiration around gardening, living and working with seeds. They are all free and openly available for you to read and explore. Enjoy!

Seed Resources: Enrich Your Life with Seeds

2 responses to “🫘 2026 Seed Drop 🪂”

  1. Dana

    Yay for 2026 seeds and gardens!! Your email’s images were so lovely, especially the one of the three of you at the end… sweetness! I’ve included a link to your seed catalog in my January email to my community gardeners, and highly recommended your enterprise. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all you do! ~Dana

    1. Noel

      Dana, we appreciate you taking a moment to respond to our big announcement! Aww, thank you for that nice compliment, I feel lucky for this family! Thank you so much for sharing our link with your community, it means so much to us!! Wishing you a beautiful 2026 season both in and out of the garden.

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