Canadian Seed Companies 2026

Seed ordering seems to be happening earlier and earlier each year, with many gardeners now ordering their seeds as early as November-December. Eek. I am so not there, lol. My fall and early winters are super busy as it is. I always wait till at least Boxing Day to get started ; )

Gardening boomed during the pandemic and many seed houses ran out of seeds, greenhouses ran out of plants. It was crazy. In a good way! So great to see more people growing their own foods (especially) and flowers.

It changed the whole seed ordering industry with folks ordering earlier rather than later to avoid sell outs.

Not to worry… if you find that the seeds you wanted have sold out, it gives you a perfect opportunity to try something new. The same flower or veggie, but a different variety. Or perhaps something completely different. Try new things, you never know when you will find a new favourite. Oh, and many companies will have a restock later in the year, too.

Psst, if you have not yet ordered, you are not alone. I am still working on my seed lists. Going through what I have and making plans for what I want for this year.

A vibrant garden filled with colorful flowers including zinnias and sunflowers, with a wooden raised bed growing tomatoes and other plants. The scene showcases a cozy and flourishing potager garden.

These were my favourite Canadian seed sources in 2025

A vibrant garden filled with colorful flowers, including zinnias and marigolds, situated next to a wooden raised bed and a cozy garden shed.
My pollinator strip garden in front of the tomato bed. All these gorgeous flowers and veggies were started from seed.
A vibrant garden featuring a variety of colorful flowers such as zinnias and borage, with a wooden fence in the background. The scene is bathed in warm sunlight, creating a cheerful and inviting atmosphere.

To see which seeds, from which seed companies performed the best in 2025, see my 2025 Year End Flower Seed Report Card and Year End 2025 Vegetable Seed Report Card

Happy garden planning and dreaming ~ Tanja

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