Join us for our

Seedling Sale

Our annual Seedling Sale returns Memorial Day weekend, featuring over 150 varieties of certified organic vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruit grown here on the farm and ready for your garden.

Friday, May 22 & Saturday, May 23, 9am–5pm ET
May 2023 Field EB 121 May 2023 Field EB 108 May 2023 Store EB 58

Here’s what you’ll find:

Certified Organic Starts
Healthy seedlings grown from seed in our greenhouses, raised without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Strong, resilient plants ready to thrive in your garden.
Over 150 Varieties
A wide selection of vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruit — from heirloom tomatoes and peppers to culinary herbs and seasonal blooms.
Grown on the Farm
Every start is grown here at Granor by the same farmers who cultivate our fields. We grow these varieties ourselves and select them for flavor, vigor and performance.
Plan Your Growing Season
Our team is available throughout the day to answer questions and help you choose varieties suited to your space, experience level and planting timeline.

The garden of your dreams starts here! 

Explore our new lookbook of 150+ organic seedling varieties and start mapping out your perfect growing season. Whether you’re tending patio pots, raised beds, or a full acre, we’re growing a premier selection of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruits to bring your vision to life! To ensure your garden thrives, Granor farmers will be on hand to offer personalized advice—whether you're selecting the perfect variety or need a hand carrying trays to your car.

Blackberry Amaro Release

We'll be offering tastes of our new Granor Blackberry Amaro, plus craft cocktails and Granor Snacks available for purchase while you browse. 

This amaro is distilled with our Soft Red Wheat and infused with Granor-grown blackberries & botanicals. This spirit has a brighter flavor profile than our 2023 Blue Corn Amaro—making it perfect for summertime. 

The Farm Store will also be open for your Memorial Day celebration needs! 

Seedling Sale 2026 FAQs

  • When is the Seedling Sale?

    The annual Granor Farm Seedling Sale is over Memorial Day Weekend:

    Friday 5/22 9AM–5PM ET

    Saturday 5/23 9AM–5PM ET

    Plus, ticketed Early Access on Thursday 5/21 4–6PM (free for Summer CSA & Granor Guild members)

  • Will the Farm Store be open during the Seedling Sale?

    Yes! The farm store will have the same hours as the Seedling Sale.

    Friday 5/22 9AM–5PM ET

    Saturday 5/23 9AM–5PM ET

    Plus, ticketed Early Access on Thursday 5/21 4–6PM (free for Summer CSA & Granor Guild members)

  • What kind of Seedlings will you have this year?

    Each year we update our Seedling Sale Lookbook listing all the certified organic herbs, flowers, fruits, and vegetables we are growing that year. You can view the 2026 Lookbook here.

  • Can I pre-order my Seedlings?

    No. All seedlings are sold in-person.

    We will not have an online/pre-order option.

  • Are Seedlings available any time before or after Memorial Day weekend?

    If there are seedlings available after the Memorial Day sale, we will have them available for sale in our Farm Store the following weekends.

  • What do I do with my seedlings when I get them home?

    All of the seedlings will be watered the day you buy them. Keep the soil moist with daily watering and re-pot or plant them within 5-10 days of purchase.

  • Helpful planting tips for your seedlings:

    Keep an eye on local weather forecasts as you prepare for transplanting. If a serious cold snap is imminent, hold off on transplanting until temperatures are more agreeable.

    If possible, transplant on a warm, overcast day in the early morning. This gives the plants a chance to settle into the soil without being instantly exposed to the intense midday sun.

    After you transplant, keep the soil bed moist, never allowing it to dry out. Water gently with a watering can at the soil level, not from above. Until the plants are well established, water often enough (usually about once a day) so that the soil surface never dries out, but remains constantly damp.