They eventually refunded, marked the items as out of stock, and voila! They clearly never even had or sent the seeds and were just conning me and hoping to keep my money. They could care less that they ruined the opportunity for me to grow these seeds this year. Meanwhile, the growing season window came and went while they strung me along. I placed an order, never received it, was strung along by their rude reps for over a month denying replacement or refund while they forced me to wait nearly a month for a resolution. Not only do they lose your order history, they do not fulfill orders and fight with you for a resolution! After over a decade of doing business with Baker Creek, I was treated so badly by their rude, obnoxious, and incompetent customer service reps that I am compelled to write this review to warn other gardeners. This company has gone downhill fast and I am particularly concerned about its shady activities. It is our goal to educate everyone about a better, safer food supply and fight gene-altered Frankenfood and the companies that support it. We also work extensively to supply free seeds to many of the world’s poorest countries, as well as here at home in school gardens and other educational projects. Other projects include our trial gardens, seed collecting expeditions, our popular online forums at, and educational produce exhibits. These festivals gave birth to the idea for our pioneer village, Bakersville. We started hosting festivals in 2000 as an idea to bring gardeners, homesteaders and natural food enthusiasts together to exchange thoughts, seeds, listen to speakers and enjoy vendors, old-time music and much more. In June 2010 they expanded to Connecticut, buying and preserving the near 200 old Comstock, Ferre & Co. The Gettle family has also expanded to a location in Sonoma County, California, in the beautiful town of Petaluma. Over the past dozen or so years, Baker Creek has branched out into other related projects as well, including The Heirloom Gardener magazine, which is now in its seventh year of publication. Gardeners can request a free 124-page color catalog that now mails to over 250,000 gardeners nationally. Our varieties have been featured in Organic Gardening, Mother Earth News, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, O Magazine, Martha Stewart, and many others. Jere Gettle founded the company in 1998 as a tool to promote and preserve our agricultural and culinary heritage. Louis Botanic Gardens, Monticello, Living History Farms, and Colonial Williamsburg, to name a few.īaker Creek carries one of the largest selections of seeds from the 19th century, including many Asian and European varieties. Our varieties have been grown in many major gardens, including Disney World, the U.S. We offer the most unique, colorful and flavorful varieties. Jere collects many ethnic varieties each year through his extensive travels. Groovy seeds for all your home and market garden needs. with over 1,300 varieties of tasty vegetables, fragrant flowers, and spicy herbs. NotesIt all started in 1998 with Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, the company that now offers one of the largest selections of heirloom seeds in the U.S.
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