Seed Drop is growing 🌱
Personalized seed selections based on your location, growing space and season are coming soon. This page is a look at what Gnome is building — Seed Drop is not open yet, and there’s nothing here to pay for.
How the Drop will work
You choose your Drop size
Pick how many packets come in a Drop and how often one arrives. A bigger Drop means more variety, not more of the same seed.
Gnome explains every packet
Each packet will say what it can grow — what it turns into, roughly how long it takes, and what it needs from you along the way.
Picked for where you actually grow
Recommendations will weigh your location, how much sun you get, the space you’re working with, and the season you’re in.
What Gnome can send varies
Seed selections differ by location and by season, so two neighbors in different regions won’t see the same suggestions.
Drop sizes — preview
The sizes Gnome is planning. None of them are open yet.
Patio Drop
A small mix for containers, a balcony, or a bright windowsill.
Preview — not yet availableGarden Drop
Enough variety for a raised bed or a modest backyard plot.
Preview — not yet availableHomestead Drop
A full season’s spread for a large garden or a market patch.
Preview — not yet availableBuild Your Drop
Choose your own packet count and let Gnome fill it in around you.
Preview — not yet availableHow often — preview
The rhythms Gnome is planning. You’ll choose one when Seed Drop opens.
Packet counts and rhythms may still change before Seed Drop opens, and what Gnome can send will vary by location and season. No opening date has been set.
Be first to know when Seed Drop reaches your area
Tell us where demand is growing and which Drop you would consider. Joining is free, it is not an order or reservation, and it does not guarantee an opening date.
Tell Gnome about your garden
Optional, and it reserves nothing. It saves how and where you grow, so Gnome’s first suggestions fit your garden instead of starting from scratch.
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Why a drop, not a catalog?
A thousand seed packets is a chore; the handful that suit your zone, this month, is a garden. The idea is that Gnome does the choosing and you do the growing — and every packet explains what to do the week it lands. Gnome intends to work with a seed-company fulfillment partner to pack and ship the Drops.
Already growing more than you can eat?
That’s the other half of Gnome — the neighborhood market where you share, trade, and sell your surplus. That part is open today.