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Garden Seeds
If it grows in the Carolina sun, we probably have the seeds...
Our Roots Run Deep
Since 1946, Brawley Seed Co. has been a familiar stop on Main Street, where gardeners swap stories and neighbors lend a hand. Generations have trusted us for seeds, plants, and a little bit of friendly advice, all rooted in a deep love for Mooresville’s soil and community spirit.
What's Fresh in the Garden
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All American Parsnip
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Artwork F1 Broccolini
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Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce
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Black Spanish Radish (Round)
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Rooted: Seasonal Stories & Brawley Seed Magic
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An Old Southern Trick: Plant Tomatoes Now, Ripe...
Every summer, Mark comes back for his second round of Better Boy tomatoes. Turns out he's planting for Christmas. Here's the old Southern trick to ripe tomatoes on the table...
An Old Southern Trick: Plant Tomatoes Now, Ripe...
Every summer, Mark comes back for his second round of Better Boy tomatoes. Turns out he's planting for Christmas. Here's the old Southern trick to ripe tomatoes on the table...
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Your Guide to Brawley's Fall Workshop Series
Your Guide to Brawley’s Fall Workshop Series 🍂 When the air turns crisp in the Piedmont, our little garden shop glows warm and welcoming. You’ll hear the rustle of potting...
Your Guide to Brawley's Fall Workshop Series
Your Guide to Brawley’s Fall Workshop Series 🍂 When the air turns crisp in the Piedmont, our little garden shop glows warm and welcoming. You’ll hear the rustle of potting...
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Our Favorite Perennials for Pollinators
Want a garden that hums with life? These perennial picks keep butterflies and bees coming back: coneflower, bee balm, black-eyed Susan, and more—beautiful blooms with real ecological benefits.
Our Favorite Perennials for Pollinators
Want a garden that hums with life? These perennial picks keep butterflies and bees coming back: coneflower, bee balm, black-eyed Susan, and more—beautiful blooms with real ecological benefits.
