Annie's Heirloom Seeds

Annie's Heirloom Seeds Your source for heirloom and organic heirloom seeds! Grow vegetables that your grandmother loved!

We sell top-quality heirloom vegetable seeds, only unaltered long-proven varieties that have stood the test of time.

Meet Fortissimo, the newest addition to our Narcissus bulb collection! Imported from the Netherlands and cultivated by e...
08/31/2026

Meet Fortissimo, the newest addition to our Narcissus bulb collection!

Imported from the Netherlands and cultivated by expert growers, Fortissimo dazzles with large, golden-yellow blooms and a robust constitution, thriving in USDA zones 3–8 and standing up beautifully to unpredictable spring weather. Best of all, this gardener's favorite is naturally critter-resistant—deer, rabbits, and squirrels keep their distance.

Garlic lovers, heads up — we're running low! If garlic is on your fall planting list, now's the time to order.All of our...
08/24/2026

Garlic lovers, heads up — we're running low! If garlic is on your fall planting list, now's the time to order.

All of our garlic is certified organic, and once a variety sells out for the season, it's gone for good. Our Garlic Sampler and Music varieties are already sold out.

Hardneck varieties still available:
- Chesnok Red (Zones 3-8)
- German Extra Hardy (Zones 3-6)
- Northern White (Zones 3-6)

Hardneck garlic thrives in colder climates and needs winter chill to form the best bulbs. These varieties also produce garlic scapes, which are great for cooking and preserving.

Softneck variety available:
- Inchelium Red (Zones 4-9)

Softneck garlic is ideal for warmer climates and is the best choice if you want to braid your garlic for storage.

Preorder today — garlic ships September through early October while supplies last.

Lettuce all celebrate salad season!  Hefty harvest of romaine and red leaf lettuces. Please send dressing recommendation...
06/26/2026

Lettuce all celebrate salad season! Hefty harvest of romaine and red leaf lettuces. Please send dressing recommendations 🥬

Spring doesn’t last, but the garden remembers. Our season, in scenes. Now on to summer!1. Heirloom garden loading! Waiti...
06/23/2026

Spring doesn’t last, but the garden remembers. Our season, in scenes. Now on to summer!

1. Heirloom garden loading! Waiting on the last frost.
2. A lovely feature in the April issue of . Many thanks to 💚
3. Ruegen Alpine Strawberries — the tiniest, most flavorful spring garden treats.
4. First season at Eagle Heights Community Garden for Holly & fam. Heaven on earth!
5. Pam talking all things heirloom on The Larry Meiller Show! Stream her segment from April 11 on WPR.org.
6. Garden beds filled with lush lettuce and heirloom garlic.
7. A beautiful gift: miniature volumes of botanical drawings and poetry published in 1869.
8. Simple spring bounty: scapes, herbs, and kale…
9. …speaking of kale, here’s our new favorite way to eat it: kale and quinoa gratin from Deborah Madison’s cookbook In My Kitchen
10. Haulin’ potato plants in Haxnicks Potato Patio Planters - the best solution for patio and small space gardeners!

🧄 Our 2026 Garlic Presale is live! Five hardy organic varieties are ready to reserve. Pick your favorite or grab our fou...
06/01/2026

🧄 Our 2026 Garlic Presale is live! Five hardy organic varieties are ready to reserve. Pick your favorite or grab our four-variety sampler and plant a delicious mix this fall.

Last call for heirloom sweet potato slips! Orders close Sunday, May 31 at 3PM CST — and these won't be back until 2027. ...
05/29/2026

Last call for heirloom sweet potato slips! Orders close Sunday, May 31 at 3PM CST — and these won't be back until 2027. Grab yours before they're gone!

05/26/2026

Too pretty to eat? Almost. These Pink Beauty and French Breakfast radishes are our first harvest of the season - colorful and crunchy with a bold peppery kick!

Our favorite tulip of spring 2026? Negrita Parrot, hands down. 🌷This late-season beauty is prized for its dramatically f...
05/01/2026

Our favorite tulip of spring 2026? Negrita Parrot, hands down. 🌷

This late-season beauty is prized for its dramatically fringed petals and deep, velvety plum coloring — the kind of bloom that quietly commands attention in any border or arrangement.

Which tulip is stealing the show in your garden this year?

Don't miss Annie's resident garden guru, Pam, tomorrow on   Larry Meiller Show! 🌱 Tune in from 12:30–1:00 PM with your h...
04/09/2026

Don't miss Annie's resident garden guru, Pam, tomorrow on Larry Meiller Show! 🌱 Tune in from 12:30–1:00 PM with your heirloom seed and gardening questions — she'd love to hear from you! Tune in at WERM 88.7 FM or stream on WPR.org.

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5617 Odana Road
Madison, WI
53719

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