Johnny’s Selected Seeds is a privately held, employee-owned seed producer and merchant headquartered in Winslow, Maine, USA. The company was established in 1973 by Rob Johnston, Jr.
Johnny’s mission is helping families, friends, and communities to feed one another by providing superior seeds, tools, information and service.
Since our founding in 1973 we have grown into an international, employee-owned multichannel breeder and purveyor of seeds, plants, tools, and supplies, all predicated on best-in-class customer support and backed by research, trialing, and information.
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SEEDWAY is a full-line seed company providing high quality, high-performing farm seed products as well as lawn, turf, and wildlife products in the northeast U.S. We offer a leading line of vegetable seed for growers from the Rocky Mountains to the eastern seaboard, north to Ontario, Canada and along the Westcoast into Mexico making us the largest vegetable seed company in the United States. Most recently we have added Tobacco and Hemp to our portfolio as well! Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Hall, NY in the midst of the beautiful Finger Lakes region of Central NY, SEEDWAY maintains office and warehouse locations locations throughout the United States and Mexico.
The SEEDWAY Vision: To be the customers’ choice for seed.
The SEEDWAY Mission: To be an evolutionary force pushing the boundaries of agricultural success for our grower partners.
Simply put, we want to be the customer’s top choice for seed products. To achieve this, we want to be a trusted and knowledgeable partner for our growers committed to staying ahead of the curve and constantly pushing the boundaries of success on-farm.
American Meadows wants to redefine the world’s understanding of a meadow. When we look out over turf, dirt or concrete we see nothing less than glorious possibilities. Where others may see an urban apartment’s patio, we see a pollinator pit stop for migrating wildlife. Where others may see a suburban lawn, we see opportunity for a cut flower garden. Where others may see a well-manicured country estate, we see a textural wildflower tapestry. Because when we meadowscape, we dig in. We become a force of good, and an advocate for pollinators and the environment, a friend to the community that brings beauty into the lives of everyone who passes by. We transform not only the land – we transform our lives – we nurture our own well-being and cultivate change.