We hold three seedling sales throughout the year for Spring, Summer and Fall in addition to sales for things like potatoes, leeks, sweet potatoes, and garlic. These sales are open to the general public and will include Seed St. Louis seed packets of varieties we recommend for the area, and merchandise.
All of our plant sales are held outside behind our Carriage House building at 3815 Bell Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108.* Cash, credit card, Google Pay and Apple Pay are accepted as payment.
2025 Sales
January 18: Seed Packet Sale (*Located at the Delmar Divine)
March 8: March Sale (Potatoes, Onions, Strawberries, Asparagus, etc.)
April 5: Spring Seedling Sale
May 10: Summer Seedling & Sweet Potato Slip Sale
August 16: Fall Seedling Sale
October 18: Garlic Sale
Order Information
Orders can be placed at any time through our online store! Order pickup days are 1-2 times a month at our Carriage House located at 3815 Bell Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108 unless otherwise noted.
2025 Order Pickup Days, (All are 9:00-11:00 am unless otherwise noted)
April: 4/5/25 during our Spring Seedling Sale, 4/12/25
May: 5/10/25 during our Summer Seedling Sale, 5/17/25
June: 6/21/25
July: 7/26/25
August: 8/16/25 during our Fall Seedling Sale, 8/23/25
September: 9/27/25
October: 10/18/25 during our Garlic Sale, 10/25/25
Spring Seedling Sale
April 5, 9:00-11:00 a.m.
This is a busy sale so we recommend arriving early! It is all first come, first serve. All spring seedlings are sold as 4-packs for $3.50 each. Below is the list of what will be available. Many of the varieties we sell are winners* from our variety trials!
Sale Location: Seed St. Louis Carriage House, 3815 Bell Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108
Bok Choy ‘Chun Mei’*: Bok choy is difficult to grow here since it’s prone to early bolting. During our variety trials, Chun Mei didn’t start bolting until July! This is a green-stemmed variety that produces baby heads. Plant Spacing: 8-12″ apart
Broccoli ‘Burgundy’*: In our variety trials this sprouting broccoli produced its main purple head by May 20, less than 60 days after planting. Lots of side shoots with bite-size florets followed. This broccoli is a little unusual since the stems are just as delicious as the florets! Plant Spacing: 12″ apart
Broccoli ‘Castle Dome’*: This second broccoli winner of our variety trials produced a 7-8″ head by May 20 and we had sizeable 2″ diameter side shoots just 18 days later! We also like this variety since while it produced a normal-size head, the plant itself was much smaller than your typical broccoli. Plant Spacing: 12″ apart
Cabbage ‘Caraflex’: This variety is an old favorite of ours with its tender leaves and sweet flavor. It can be stored for up to 10 weeks! This variety produces a cone-shaped head. Plant Spacing: 12-18″ apart
Cabbage ‘Omero’: This is a red cabbage that has the same days of maturity (60-65) as Caraflex and does great in our climate. The bright purple color also makes it easier to see those pesky cabbage worms! Plant Spacing: 12-18″ apart
Cauliflower ‘Minuteman’*: Cauliflower is incredibly difficult to grow here in our climate but this variety blew all the others out of the water in our variety trials! It’s very heat tolerant and still had a head of cauliflower at the end of June that hadn’t bolted or become spicy. Plant Spacing: 12-18″ apart
Collards ‘Georgia Southern’: This widely adapted variety holds up well in our climate producing large, dark green leaves. It can withstand those erratic shifts in temperature we know all too well here in St. Louis. Plant Spacing: 18-24″ apart
Kale ‘Black Jack’: This kale is a Lacinato or dino-type kale just like we used to have but it doesn’t take up as much space! It has the classic textured blue-green dinosaur kale leaves that are known for their excellent nutty, earthy flavor. Plant Spacing: 12″ apart
Kohlrabi ‘Azur Star’: This variety is deep purple in color and has a sweet peppery flavor. It’s in the brassica family with cabbage, broccoli, and more. It’s zany alien-like shape makes it a fun one to grow in the garden and is a versatile vegetable that can be eaten raw, cooked, or pickled! Plant Spacing: 5-6″ apart
Lettuce Heat Tolerant Variety Pack: This variety pack will include both green and red varieties that range from looseleaf to bibb lettuces. This mix includes Grand Rapids, Prizehead, Royal Oak, Bronze Arrow, and Merveille Des Quatre Saisons. Plant Spacing: 10-12″ apart
Lettuce ‘Salanova Red Butter’: This heat-tolerant variety is very resistant to bolting so is more likely to ride out our inevitable early hot spells we get here in St. Louis. This is a red butterhead type lettuce that has tender spoon-shaped leaves with great flavor. You can harvest individual leaves or the entire head. Plant Spacing: 10-12″ apart
Misome ‘Choho’ (Tatsoi Hybrid)*: While it is a hybrid between Komatsun (a Japanese mustard spinach) and Tatsoi, it more closely resembles a Tatsoi. It has the added benefits of being heat and bolt-tolerant as it has been cultivated to tolerate high temperatures. The dark glossy leaves are used in stir fries, pickling, and other dishes. They have a sweet flavor when raw which becomes more robust when cooked. Plant Spacing: 12-18″ apart