Fruit Seeds

Unfortunately, we no longer sell fruit seeds directly. While Worldly Seeds began as a seed store and had great success, we shifted our focus to promote the importance of growing food and highlight reputable seed companies known for quality products and customer care.

Yes, many fruit trees can be grown from seeds, such as apples, peaches, and lemons. However, keep in mind that trees grown from seeds may take several years to bear fruit and might not always produce the exact variety of the parent fruit.

To germinate fruit seeds indoors, soak the seeds (if applicable), place them in a damp paper towel inside a plastic bag, and keep them in a warm, dark place until they sprout. Then, transfer the seedlings to pots.

Seeds for strawberries, melons, and some berry varieties can be planted directly in the soil after the last frost in spring, as they grow well in warmer temperatures.

Germination times vary widely among fruit types, ranging from a few days for some berries to several weeks or even months for tree fruits like apples and cherries.

Yes, you can try saving seeds from store-bought fruit, but keep in mind that they may come from hybrid varieties that won’t produce the same fruit. Organic or heirloom fruits are more likely to yield viable seeds.