Free homestead catalogs help me make it through the winter. If you’re looking for seed and homestead supply catalogs, here’s a list of 11 Free Catalogs for the Organic Gardener & Homesteader.
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So, I’m not spending in any money in January – but I am drooling over a few catalogs and making my list for February. I’ve already made my initial seed purchase {more on that soon!} but I have a few gaps to fill in still so I’m still reading my seed catalogs.
We’re also getting chickens for the first time ever this spring, so I’ve requested free chicken catalogs, too. And I’m trying to get my game plan on for dealing with garden pests organically.
Reading seed and gardening catalogs teaches me so much and I thought you might like to order free catalogs too! So I put together a list of the catalogs I ordered this year! 🙂
11 Free Homestead Catalogs for the Organic Gardener & Homesteader (and more…)
Seeds ~
- Seed Savers
- Rare Seeds
- Peaceful Valley
- Johnny’s Seeds
- Annie’s Heirloom Seeds
- Seeds of Change
- High Mowing Organic Seeds
- Pinetree Garden Seeds & Accessories
- Territorial Seed Catalog
Chickens ~
Farming ~
These are the catalogs I’ve requested! What did I miss? What catalogs do you recommend?
I’m adding more catalog links as people bring them to my attention!
And, Linda, at MyWAHMPlan, has a list with some different catalogs on her her blog, too. You can see her post here.
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Thanks Michelle. I’m moving on from gardening to chickens so the catalogs on those will serve me well. Thanks again.
You’re welcome! Enjoy!!
I Michelle,
I can over to find the link to the Bear Creek catalog you suggested on Instagram and saw that you linked to my list of catalogs. Thank you! Now I’m going to have to break my goal of keeping my catalogs to only 4 per year- but it looks like it will be worth it. I’m going to link to your post as well. Have a happy day!
I try to keep catalogs out of the house too, except gardening catalogs! I still have seed catalogs from a couple years ago. LOVE them!
I’m the same way, I love looking at the pretty pictures and dreaming.
It’s so useful to have access to these! Thanks
Thanks for the links! Cannot wait to curl up with these catalogs!
Someday I’d really like to have my own garden. They just seem so peaceful and relaxing. I can only imagine the tranquility and refreshing feeling it can bring. Someday…
I so want to get out in the garden and start working but it’s just been way to wet here. I think I request a few catalogs to keep me busy. 🙂 Thanks for sharing this list.
We’re frozen solid after last week’s -50 temps!! It will be a while before I can get out there, but I want to be prepared!! 🙂
Its nice to have access to these but it’s tempting too!
Free is good!
Thanks for the links! These will be very useful to my cousin who loves organic gardening.
I wish I knew how to garden, I seriously kill everything! Thanks for linking up this week to our Follow our Thrift linky!
Thanks for the tips! 🙂
I’ve always wanted to start an organic garden but I don’t know much about it. I started my first garden ever about 3 years ago and it did pretty well. I guess the magazines would probably be a good place as any to start! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the resources and catalogs. I love heirloom seeds.
Just today hubby and I were talking about starting a garden- thanks for the recommendations.
You’re welcome!
I love gardening!
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I always get my chicks from Murray McMurray! They arrive happy, peeping and healthy! In all these years I have never lost a chick in shipping:)
I’m still waiting for that catalog to show up!! Can’t wait to get it. 🙂
I saved this post for when I start my garden in the Spring
Love to garden, I grew only tomatoes this summer and my yellow pear tomatoes have gone wild well over 8 feet tall and growing like a vine and producing still tons of tomatoes. My husband says I just love them in excess. Because he has had to use shepherds plants rods to stake them up ….. That is true too!!!
I recommend Cackle Hatchery for mail order chickens. I’ve literally only lost 1 out of 45 in transit. I also recommend their Buff Orphingtons or Easter Eggers. Both are calm & friendly breeds and highly productive. Cackle is spot on for their sexing.
I’ve had birds from Cackle Hatchery from Farm and Fleet. They are nice birds!