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Please let us know how we're doing!
We're always looking for new ways to communicate with our customers. We want to hear about what you've been growing as well as the types of seeds that you're having trouble finding. We are always interested to hear your germination results and welcome your feedback. Are there any growing accessories you would like to see carried in stock? We example we have new peat moss pellets available to help with germinating your seedlings. https://treeseeds.ca/collections/growing-accessories-1/products/peatmoss-plugs As a reminder we and handle all business communications via e-mail. You can reach us at contact@treeseeds.ca at any time. We've recently made improvements to our...
Tree seeds restocked!
We're pleased to announce that the following items are now available for sale once again: Paw-paw (Asimina triloba) - A small fruit tree native to North America's eastern coast. It is able to grow up to zone 5, and success growing these plants as far north as Ottawa has been reported. Paw paws produce a fleshy green fruit that has a distinct flavour. A tropical looking tree, it makes a great ornamental piece in a garden. Norway spruce (Picea abies) - One of the hardiest conifers, it can tolerate a wide variety of growing conditions. An excellent tree for windbreaks, privacy screens...
New tree seed selection available for 2019
New Cryptocurrency Payment Options
We are proud to announce that we are expanding on our cryptocurrency payment options at Vegi Seeds. We have accepted Bitcoin (BTC) from the beginning and we are now accepting Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as payment options too! Ensure you select "Coinbase Commerce" upon checkout if you want to use this method. Spend your digital funds on something alive and growing, and make things a little greener. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions! Spread the word!
Cycling among the trees
We often like to traverse the local terrain in search of new tree species and samples. The Ontario Green Belt is an ecologically diverse area and we can find many different species in a short distance on the bicycle. Being near the Great Lakes, it is common to find areas which have eroded over several thousand years. This creates some unique landscapes and many waterfalls to enjoy. These areas have a unique ecology of their own. These can cause challenges for many trees, as the root systems can easily be washed away when there is a great amount of precipitation....