Thank you for visiting our website! We currently have hundreds of open-pollinated and heirloom seed varieties in stock and ready to ship.

Along with our seed selection, we offer quality. Our Victory Seeds^® meet, and usually exceed, industry and regulatory standards (refer to our warranty page). Instead of seeds that are packaged ahead of time, moved through various distribution locations only to end up sitting on a rack in the garden center of "big box" stores, our seeds are received, quality checked, and stored in our climate-controlled office until their sale.

Unlike most seed companies that purchase all of their seed stock from the mainstream seed industry, we work to obtain our rare seeds from a network of carefully selected growers. We then store them under controlled conditions until they are shipped out to you. Our packaging reflects the thought and care we put into working to maintain the viability of your seeds.

Customer service is also very important to us. We work hard to promptly answer email, fill orders quickly, and update product availability information on our website as it changes.

In summary, our goal as an organization, is to provide you, our friends and supporters (customers), with the highest value for your hard-earned money -- a good selection, reasonable prices, high quality open-pollinated and heirloom seeds, up-to-date newly released varieties (including the best hybrids) and responsive customer support. We want your gardening experience to be positive and fruitful. If you are successful, we are successful. We hope that you will join the tens of thousands of other gardeners who have given us a chance to prove ourselves as a company worthy of your support.

We hope that you will use the links at the bottom and take some time to learn more about our work and our services.

Our Mission - Why Support the Victory Seed Company?

The primary reason for our existence as an organization is to help protect open-pollinated and heirloom seed varieties during a time when the diversity of food crop cultivars on our planet is quickly shrinking. Regions of the planet that once provided much of the genetic material for our domesticated crop plants is rapidly being destroyed or irreversibly damaged. Additionally, in the past several decades, there has been a growing trend of mergers and consolidations among the seed industry. With responsibility to shareholders as a motive, less profitable and similar seed varieties are being dropped from the seed lines of the combined companies. In many cases, these plants are forever lost to us all.

As we witness the elimination of old varieties from other company's offerings, the emphasis of commercial unstable hybrids, and the proliferation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), we feel an urgency in our mission. We have therefore dedicated our efforts to preserving and promoting the use of open-pollinated varieties -- old commercial releases as well as family heirlooms -- and working towards the protection of our genetically diverse horticultural heritage. We truly believe in teaching these principles to all who are willing to learn.

Your support allows us to remain independent from the mainstream seed trade, educate the public, and ensure that important varieties remain available to gardeners, farmers, and plant breeders. Please use the links at the bottom to learn more about our projects and opportunities where you may be able to help with these efforts.

More Information

• About Our Seeds
• Our Position on GMOs / Safe Seed Pledge

About Donations and Charitable Giving

• Charitable Giving Program / Donation Requests
• Supported Charities and Programs

Customer Praises

• Read what folks are saying about us on the National Gardening Association's "Green Pages"
• Read what folks are saying about us on the Garden Watchdog
• How You Can Help Further Our Seed Preservation Work
• In The News
• Information for Members of the Press

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• Privacy Statement
• Seed Warranty
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