Farmers markets selling plants & seedlings
752 US farmers markets report carrying bedding plants and seedlings. Product lists come from each market's own USDA listing and describe the market across its whole season, not what is on the table this week.
Plants & seedlings by state
- California57
- Kentucky42
- New York35
- North Carolina34
- Illinois33
- Michigan33
- Indiana32
- Oregon32
- Pennsylvania32
- Texas32
- Wisconsin28
- New Jersey26
- Georgia25
- Missouri20
- Washington20
- Tennessee19
- Virginia19
- Iowa17
- Florida16
- Kansas16
- Arkansas15
- Massachusetts15
- Ohio14
- Maryland12
- South Carolina12
- Louisiana11
- Rhode Island11
- Colorado9
- Connecticut7
- Oklahoma7
- Vermont7
- West Virginia6
- Arizona5
- Idaho5
- Maine5
- Minnesota5
- Montana5
- New Hampshire5
No market currently reports bedding plants and seedlings.
Common questions
- Can you buy plants & seedlings at a farmers market?
- Yes — 752 markets in the USDA directory list bedding plants and seedlings among what their vendors sell. Availability follows the season and the individual grower, so a market carrying it in July may not in February.
- Is plants & seedlings cheaper at a farmers market?
- It varies. Buying direct removes the distributor, but small-batch production costs more per unit than industrial supply. Where markets reliably win is freshness and varieties that do not survive shipping.