Where to buy sprouting seeds?

hmsadmin

I've seen this question pop up in a few places, and I've been looking for a good place too, so I figured where better to ask the question than here!

For those who are into sprouts, where do you get your seeds? Especially larger quantities of them?

I have a couple 1# tins of wheat and barley that I got from Handy Pantry. But I can't seem to find a good, non-expensive source for things like broccoli, radish, etc..

merlin44

My Patriot Supply usually has a good selection, prices are reasonable

chimboodle04

I know Azure Standard has some available, but I am not sure which varieties. I bought organic wheat grass seeds through them to try this winter sprouting and feeding to our rabbit before we get more to breed steadily...

dimck421

I purchased my sprouting seeds via Amazon. It was important they were organic. I am having good luck so far, using Food to Live.

seeker.nancy - Central Texas

Anyone else have a source they trust and use?

jjocean

sproutman.com they're the bomb

Obiora E

My local food co-operative sells sprouting seeds. I do not recall the name of the product.

greyfurball

An online company called SeedsNow has them.

I like them for two reasons. #1 they cater to us small home gardeners with most of their selections. They carry sprouts/microgreens/fruit and vegetable seeds and bulbs/ flowers and a few miscellaneous items.

The second thing, if you do need larger quantities they pack all the normal stuff in bigger packs also. So if I need a big bag of cover crops seeds no problem. But if I want a small pack for cauliflower, cabbage etc. that's no problem also.

It just means at the end of a growing season I don't have all these little bags of seeds left for year after year after year.