Pelleted Seeds
Small Seeds. Easier Planting.
Give tiny seeds a more manageable start. Pelleted seeds have a coating that creates a more uniform size and shape, making them easier to pick up, see and place where you want them. Whether you are sowing a seed tray or laying out a garden row, pellets help take some of the fiddling out of planting.
Why Choose Pelleted Seeds?
- Easier to handle: The larger coated seed is simpler to grasp and position than a small, uncoated seed.
- More control over spacing: Place individual pellets at the recommended distance instead of scattering a pinch of tiny seeds.
- Less unnecessary thinning: Careful placement can reduce overcrowding and the number of extra seedlings you need to remove.
- A practical option for organized sowing: Use pellets in seed-starting trays, raised beds or garden rows. If you use a seeder, check that it is compatible with the pellet size.
Keep Moisture Consistent
The coating needs moisture to soften and break down. Water gently after sowing and keep the seedbed evenly moist throughout germination without leaving it waterlogged. Follow the crop-specific planting depth, spacing and temperature guidance on each product listing.
Store Carefully and Plan Your Planting
Keep pelleted seeds cool and dry until you are ready to sow. Review each listing for the variety, seed count, germination information and growing directions so you can choose the right packet for your garden.
Find Your Pelleted Seeds
Browse the collection below and make your next round of seed planting easier to manage.
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