Seeds & Bulbs

When it comes to garden seeds, Petitti’s carries a premium selection from trusted brands like Botanical Interests® and Lake Valley Seed. Our assortment of seed packets includes high-quality vegetable seeds, herb seeds, and both annual and perennial flower seeds. Visit any Petitti location to explore the wide selection of cold-weather crops for early spring and fall harvests, heat-loving selections for summer gardens, and flower seeds and seed mixes to add beauty to your landscape.

Getting started with seeds is easier with the right supplies. Petitti’s carries a full selection of seed-starting accessories including seed-starting soil mixes, pots & trays, and plant labels, plus heat lamps and mats to support strong, healthy germination. Whether you’re starting cold crops indoors in late winter to get a jump-start on the growing season, or trying your hand at starting flowers from seed, you’ll find everything you need at Petitti’s to set your seedlings up for success.

Did you know the daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, crocus, and other flowering bulbs that cheerily welcome the arrival of spring are actually planted in the fall? Beginning late summer and early fall, Petitti’s carries an impressive selection of spring-blooming bulbs, also known as fall bulbs, which can be planted at any point in the fall before the ground freezes. The best part about taking the time to plant bulbs? Ninety-nine percent of what you plant will bloom next spring – and each and every spring for years on end! *Bonus, if you didn’t know, Garlic is also a bulb that’s best planted in fall!

Planting tender, summer-blooming bulbs like Cannas, Dahlias, Gladiolas, Caladium, Alocasia, Calla Lilies, and Tuberous Begonias is one of the best ways to enjoy large, showy, cut-flowers. These bulbs perform especially well when started indoors in pots in early spring, giving them a jump-start on Northeast Ohio’s outdoor growing season. The result? More vigorous flowering in the garden as soon as late spring and early summer. Most summer-blooming bulbs should be planted outdoors after the danger of frost has passed (mid-late May) and soil temperatures have warmed.