Attached is the link to Park Seed annual flowers list. You can also check out their other departments. I typically purchase annual and perennial seeds from Park's.

I honestly don't know if the '07 selections are entirely available as yet!

Here is a link that might be useful: Click here

I usually google "garden seeds" and I get a bunch of sites that I can order free catalogs from. They typically start sending out catalogs in January and I have the rest of the winter to pick out and order seeds. It really helps to look at all those flowers and veggies during those cold dark months.

Dennis,

The 2007 All-America Selections have already been announced, although there is no reason to restrict yourself to the prize winners. There are three 2007 All-America Rose Selections winners. The 2007 All America flower selections have been announced, but at the moment I haven't seen pictures of them.

You don't need to restrict yourself to the current All America Selections. The Europeans have their Fleuroselect for 2007 winners. And there are plenty of good new flowers that have been introduced in the last few years without winning awards.

MM

I order most of my annual seeds from Stokes Seeds every year.

Thompson and Morgan has a great catalog. I've ordered from them a number of times for both perennials and annuals. The catalog has systematic info for each plant on how hard something is to germinate and what temps the seeds should be kept during germination, etc. Link is below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Thompson & Morgan

I love Stokes, too, and www.Seedman.com has his seeds 50% off for Thanksgiving weekend only if you're interested.

Lime

Hi,
Select seeds has a wonderful print catalog to droll over.
http://www.selectseeds.com
Swallowtail Garden Seeds has a very nice web site. I don't think they have a print catalog though.
Remy

Here is a link that might be useful: Swallowtail Garden Seeds

I'm with Rhizo. I like Park Seed best overall. They are the same company as Wayside Gardens, which sells wonderful plants.
Aren't most nurseries and seed companies going online with their catalogs? I can see many advantages to that.

JL Hudson
Veseys
Stokes
William Dam Seeds

are a few of my favourites.

Sharon

Sharon,

Apparently William Dam Seeds can't ship to the US anymore, due to import restrictions.

MM

Annie's Annuals
Lonnie's Bulk Seeds

You'll find them both online

Vera

I recently purchased some annual seeds from valueseeds.com
A good selection of nasturtiums,sweet peas,marigolds,celosia, poppies,etc.
$.99 for shipping...seeds came within one week