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SEED SALES ARE COMPLETED FOR THE 2025-2026 SEASON! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO PURCHASED AND SUPPORTED! I hope to offer more seeds in the Fall/Winter of 2026!

Every seed offered here is grown, harvested, dried, and hand-cleaned in small batches, with care and intention from start to finish. I do not support or work with GMO seed. All varieties listed are open-pollinated and either heirloom, landrace, traditionally bred/selected, or regionally stewarded lines, maintained through thoughtful selection and respect for their histories.

Seedkeeping at this scale is labor-intensive—from tending the plants through the season, to hand-processing, screening, sorting, and careful drying before packaging. Prices reflect the time, labor, and small-scale nature of this work, as well as the commitment to preserving cultural and agricultural lineage rather than mass production.

All seeds are packed and labeled in accordance with Federal and Kentucky Seed Laws. The noted seed quantities per packet are a baseline- I do overpack and am as generous as possible with my seeds. Some seeds may have some remnants from seed processing/cleaning, as some are difficult to fully clean seeing I am not a major company.

My Kentucky State Seed Permit is # 00097J.

These seeds carry both food memory and continuity—grown with patience, gratitude, and the belief that sharing seed is a living act of stewardship.

Seed Access & Cultural Rematriation

Many of the seeds I steward—corn, beans, squash, tobacco, sunflowers, and countless others—come from deeply rooted Indigenous traditions across the Americas. Out of respect for those lineages, and in acknowledgment of the historical displacement of both people and their agricultural inheritance, I offer free or significantly discounted access to cultural seeds for Indigenous peoples of the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central, and South America (rematriation priority). Other cultural peoples can also reach out with their requests and interests.

This is not a charity situation—it is restoration, cultural return, and honoring the long line of seed keepers who made these varieties possible. Please reach out at divinebotanist@gmail.com—your heritage seeds should be accessible to you.

Books are ordered as requested and will be signed and shipped to you. Thank you for supporting me as an author!