I buy a lot of my basic seeds locally at a COOP. They sell relatively large quantities cheaply. But only sell old standby's when it comes to seeds.

http://www.southernstates.com/

I've used Pinetree. They are a good source for cheap seeds in small quantities for testing to see what you like. Although a few of their packs yield poor germination. But overall, was satisfied with their stuff.

https://www.superseeds.com/

Seed Savers has a great selection and is fairly priced.

http://www.seedsavers.org/

Some of Walmarts .10 to .30 seeds are a good bargain.

And pantry seeds are cheap if you like what they yield.

I love Pinetree seeds. I haven't experienced poor germination with their seed, and feel good about trying lots of varieties since most packets are around $1.

Try their Pinetree Lettuce Mix - I grow that every year and we have great salads from it.

I did hear that they were slow on shipping this spring, but I think they just got overwhelmed with orders. I ordered early (like January) and had normal shipping times.

DeBruyn out of Michigan. I market farm, and they offer larger quantities at a very good price. So far, I've been very satisfied with them in every aspect.

Brook

I dont need anything fancy just the seeds.

Then check out Gurneys and Henry Fields seeds as both put together a basic vegetable garden seed package for a great price. No fancy varieties and no unusual vegetables, just common well-known varieties.

Dave

Forgot to add...Seeds of Change is on a good mission. While not the cheapest, they put out an excellent reference catalog and their prices are fair.

http://www.seedsofchange.com/

Seeds of Change is now a "Corporate Conglomerate" owned by M&M Mars. Their mission is Monetary Gain at whatever Cost! Their seed quality has fallen greatly in the last few years.

Wish I'd known about Seeds Of Change before now. I ordered $50 worth of stuff from them last Friday!

Another vote for Pinetree. I got 19 packs of seeds from them for around $29, which is reasonable to me. My only issue with them is the shipping charge. I think it was close to $7, whereas I put in an order with Evergreen Seeds, from which I purchased about 20 various kinds of Asian vegetables, and they had a flat rate of $4.

Even still, Pinetree has worked out to be the cheapest for me, averaging around $1.53 a pack, shipped.

I like Willhite seeds.

Here is a link that might be useful: Willhite Seeds

My favorite is Heirloom Seeds.

Seed Savers Exchange has some nice heirlooms, Sandhill Preservation and Fedco Seeds have some nice prices.

Dean

If you want High quality, high germination large volume in seed packet amount true to type and Great prices and low shipping try here.htt

Here is a link that might be useful: Clemson/edu

You may also want to try "The Seed Kingdom". Dave's prices are great and his quantities are generous. Reasonable shipping charges as well.

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Here is a link that might be useful: The Seed Kingdom

If I wanted seeds inexpensive and now, I would go to Walmart, Lowe's, Home Depot or Ace and ask if they have any left. They may be put away for the season. Nothing fancy but they will work.

If you definitely want a nothing fancy on line source, I've used Henry Fields and Gurney (same folks I believe) and been satisfied.