SHOP WHOLESALE SEEDS

SANDIA SEED CATALOG - 2027

2027 Seed Catalog

Our 2027 Seed Catalog is being printed now and will be mailed out soon. In the meantime, you can view the catalog online and download our Order Form PDF below. 

Ordering our seeds online is easy, use wholesale discount code is WHOLESALE2027 for orders over $300. (2027 Seed packet inventories will be updated online on October 15th.) You may also email your completed order form to sales@sandiaseed.com. Please request confirmation that we received your order.

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Wholesale customers receive 50% off your first order over $300 and then all future reorders we will send you our special Wholesale discount for  repeat customers that has no minimum amount for reorders.  

Note:
Wholesale Seeds Collections & Seed Displays are already at wholesale prices and will not have additional discounts applied.

We only sell GMO Free Seeds.

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Sell unique seeds in your shop!

Offer unique or hard‑to-find varieties with Sandia Seed's peppers of the world! Peppers are becoming more and more popular as gardeners expand growing beyond just the classic jalapeno or bell pepper. Selling our hard-to-find peppers helps differentiate your shop from big box stores and gives enthusiasts a reason to seek you out.

Selling seeds is a easy way to increase profit, attract more customers, and build loyalty as a neighborhood gardening resource. Seeds appeal to beginners because they are a low-cost and therefore low‑risk entry into gardening. Experienced gardeners also love seeds because they can grow lots of new varieties. 

Wholesale Seed Collections

Selling Seeds improves the profitability of your shop!

Seeds are low cost to stock, have good margins, and help diversify revenue beyond plants, soil, and décor. Seed shoppers usually buy add‑ons like seed-starting mix, trays, small tools, and fertilizers, which can turn a small seed sale into a larger ticket. Merchandise seeds with everything needed for success: starting mix, trays, humidity domes, misters, labels, and transplant pots right next to the rack. Seeds take very little floor space, so revenue per square foot can be high with a well‑managed seed rack.