Seed Haul & Garden Plan – 2021

I’m sharing ALL of the seeds that I’m using in my garden this year, including a variety of veggies, herbs and flowers.

I know there’s a lot here, but I’m trying to grow as much as I can in my suburban backyard this year. That way I can test things out and share my results with you!

I just want to mention that I do also have perennial and bulbs in my garden, and I do buy annual transplants each year. These are just the plants that I’ll be starting from seed.

Many of these seeds have already been sown indoors and are sitting happily under my grow lights. If you want to see frequent updates about my garden, be sure to follow me on Instagram. I share stories there almost every day!

Most of the seeds that I’m using this year are from Canadian brands. Some of them were purchased online, and some were from Walmart, The Home Depot and other hardware stores.

If you’re wondering where you can buy seeds online, I’ve got a full list of Canadian brands here: Where to Buy Seeds Online (Canada).

Watch my in-depth seed haul video on YouTube!

My Garden Plan

This is the garden plan that I show in the video. It’s basically just a layout of my backyard, which isn’t perfectly to scale, that shows all of my available planting areas.

I’ve given every box and pot a number and then planned out which seeds would go into each area based on various factors. These factors included how much light each plant needs, what can be grown together according to the principles of companion planting, how much space the plants need etc.

I’ve never tried companion planting before, so I won’t know if my plan here actually works until later in the season. I’ll be sure to keep you updated!

Which Seeds Did I Buy?

Since I bought so many seeds, I thought you might like to have a list organized by brand that you can refer back to if needed.

If you have any questions about these seeds, leave a comment below or send me an email!

Here’s a list of all of the seeds that I showed in my in-depth YouTube video.

West Coast Seeds (Canadian)

Chioggia Beets

Touchstone Gold Beets

Dwarf Grey Sugar Snow Peas

Easter Egg II Blend Radishes

Ferrari Bush Beans

Mountain Magic Cherry Tomatoes

Kincho Scallions

Dark Green Italian Parsley

Old Spice Blend Sweet Peas (flowers)

Mini Cosmos Blend

California Orange Poppies

California Bluebell Phacelia

Mexican Torch Tithonia Blue

Himalayan Poppy Meconopsis (warning: very difficult to grow!)

Veseys (Canadian)

Chantenay Red Cored Carrots

Cherry Falls Cherry Tomatoes

Fireball Marigolds

Sugar Sprint Peas

Red Torch Juliet Tomatoes

Bumble Bee Mix Cherry Tomatoes

Chives

McKenzie (Canadian)

Little Gem Cos Lettuce – sow easy format

Thyme

Rainbox Mix Carrots – sow easy format

Nasturtiums

Sweet Basil – sow easy format

Rossa Lunga di Firenze Onion

Rosemary – sow easy format

Garlic Chives

Black-Eyed Susan Thunbergia Climbing Vine

Coleus – sow easy format

Sunny Mix Cosmos – sow easy format

Portulaca Mix – sow easy format

Renee’s Garden (USA)

Asian Trio Eggplants

Jewel Tone Sweet Peppers

Scented Basil Trio

True Thai Chilies in Full Moon & Vesuvius

Other Brands

Cherry Belle Radishes from OSC (Canadian)

Cucumber from Seeds of Change (American)

Okra and Bitter Melon from Zappa Corp (Canadian)

Long Purple Eggplants from Berton Seeds (Canadian)

Yellow Scotch Bonnet Hot Peppers from Amazon (Unknown)

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