Territorial Seed Reviews

Most of the seeds sprouted just fine, so I can’t complain too much. A couple of the packets were uneven though, with some taking way longer than the others. Not a huge deal, but whoever runs this should probably keep a closer eye on quality control.

The veggies were really bland and the produce just didn’t seem fresh or good quality. When I brought it up, it felt like I just got hit with a “that’s our policy” kind of excuse instead of any real help. Frustrating experience overall.

From my own experience planting these, the tomatoes held up well against blight, which was a nice surprise. The squash, though, got hit with bugs quickly, so I wouldn’t say everything was super hardy. The seeds themselves were fine and sprouted okay, just not quite as tough overall as I was hoping

I found the seeds I was looking for quickly, and the pages seemed to load fine for the most part. Checkout felt a little slow to me, though it might’ve just been my connection. Overall, not a bad experience

In my experience, the live plants I ordered from Territorial Seed didn’t arrive looking as healthy as I’d hoped. A couple were badly wilted, one had some broken stems, and there was loose soil all over inside the box.

I went ahead and planted them anyway, and a few seem like they might pull through, but personally, I expected them to be in better condition for the price. The shipping time itself was fine, but based on how they arrived, I’d probably stick with ordering seeds next time.

I’m no gardening expert, but my quick rule is if hardly anything sprouts, the seeds were probably sitting around too long. That’s pretty much what happened here. I planted them like usual and barely got any growth, so my guess is they were old or stale stock

I planted these based on what the packets said, and for the most part, they came up like expected. Reading between the lines, I didn’t expect every single seed to be perfect, but overall it was accurate and I didn’t run into any major problems

My refund took way longer than it should have, and trying to figure out the replacement process was confusing. Support kept bouncing me from one person to another, and at some point I was like, come on now, can someone just help me get this sorted?

The seeds got here later than I expected, and the package was a little bent up. But yeah, everything was still inside, so it was fine overall

The bulbs and tubers arrived looking really healthy, and the quality seemed really good to me. I feel like that’s what you want when ordering this kind of stuff, right?

I was annoyed with the selection. I came in expecting way more tomato and pepper options, and instead it felt like they barely bothered to stock anything useful for the season. A lot of what was there just didn’t work for what I needed, so yeah, disappointing.

I end up leaving the Territorial Seed catalog on my kitchen table every winter, usually next to a half-finished grocery list and whatever mug of tea I forgot about. It’s not just nice to flip through for the pictures, either. The planting info, days to harvest, and little variety notes are actually helpful when I’m trying to be realistic about what I can grow.
It made picking tomatoes and greens for my short season a lot less of a guessing game. The website works fine too, but there’s something easier about spreading the catalog out and circling things like it’s 1998. I’ll start out planning the garden and somehow end up reading descriptions for squash I have absolutely no room for, but that’s part of the fun.

The seeds were okay overall, but shipping took quite a while. A couple of the packets didn’t germinate as well as I was expecting, which was a little disappointing. I might order again if I needed to, but it probably wouldn’t be my first choice

I really wanted these seeds to work out, but they just struggled in my area and never really took off. Maybe they’d do better somewhere cooler. I also kind of felt like just a ticket number when I reached out about it, which didn’t help the experience.

I ordered a handful of veggie seeds from Territorial Seed, and the results were sorta mixed for me. The tomatoes came up well, but the peppers and a few of the greens didn’t do great, even though I used the same setup for everything. It wasn’t a terrible experience, just not quite as good as I was hoping for.

I ended up getting seeds I definitely didn’t order (which was confusing). Not sure what happened with the mix-up, but this wasn’t what I was expecting.

I ordered some seeds and the tracking was unhelpful. There were barely any updates, so I had no idea where my order was or what was happening with it. I kept checking over and over and just felt left in the dark the whole time. For a simple seed order, it ended up being more frustrating than it needed to be

Territorial Seed seems like a real, trustworthy company from my experience. I didn’t have any issues with payment, my order info seemed secure, and there were no strange charges or anything like that.

That said, I’d warn others not to expect fast or super clear communication. I had to wait longer than I expected for updates, which made me a little nervous. It wasn’t a terrible experience, just not as smooth as I hoped.

I grabbed a bunch of seeds and the discount code worked without any hassle, which was a nice surprise. I ended up saving a good amount, especially since I was picking up a mix of things like herbs, flowers, veggies, and a few random packets I probably didn’t need but wanted to try anyway. It felt like one of those small wins, like finding a coupon at checkout or getting free shipping or stumbling on a deal right when you’re about to buy...

I ordered some seeds, and a couple of garden tools, this spring. Everything showed up packed really well, and most of the seeds sprouted without any trouble. The hand tool feels sturdy, too, not flimsy or cheap. Shipping took a little longer than I was hoping, but overall, I’m happy with the order, and I’d probably buy from them again.