It seems quite rare for people to share reviews of how their seeds turned out, but I thought I'd add my experience. I picked up a pack of seeds in St. John's last summer (2024) and planted the chocolate cherry variety for the 2025 growing season. Unfortunately, the germination rate was lower than expected, out of about 10 seeds, only 2 sprouted, and they were a bit weaker compared to others I grew from fresh seeds from fresh tomatoes from the grocery store. I understand dry seeds can be less fertile than fresh ones, but this felt quite a bit lower than I anticipated. I stored them in the fridge for a year, so I don't believe storage was the issue. What really surprised me, though, was that the one plant I grew out didn't resemble what was described on the package. They didn't produce cherry-sized fruit and weren't dark or "chocolatey" in colour. See photos I uploaded on the business. It felt like there may have been some cross contamination with other seeds in packing. The tomatoes were still tasty better than most grocery store ones, but they were more like a common red variety that I could have easily picked up at a local nursery or chain store, and they weren't as productive as I'd hoped. Since I only had enough space on my deck to grow two tomato plants, it was just disappointing that they didn't turn out as expected. It's possible I just ended up with a bad pack, but I did notice there was no date label on the package (unlike another local seed company I purchased from that clearly listed the packaging date). That makes me a little hesitant to be confident these seeds will consistently grow true to type or is a fresh batch of seeds that is productive. read more

I was please last year to be able to find my tumbling tom tomato seeds. I could not find them anywhere. And I'm purchasing again this year. thanks Gaze Pauline L read more

Everything went well! There were no problems that I am aware of!! A good quality Sympathy Bouquet at a good price! Also, delivered on time!

Seeds glorious seeds. Was glad to visit Gaze Seeds on my recent trip to Newfoundland as we brought back some great treats to plant in my garden here in Vancouver. Other than live plants, seeds are one of my favorite things. I used to have a bit of a seed addiction; scouring the internet for interesting seeds to add to my collection and garden. I even used to sell seeds. I once got an email from a woman on eBay whose sister has the same name as I do and she said: "Louise, you silly cow! Why are you buying so many seeds? Are you starting a farm?" Well I might be a silly cow, but she wasn't my sister !!! LOL These days I limit my seed addiction to real life. And anytime I'm in a seed store my addiction rears its ugly head and I furiously acquire large quantities of seed as I know it may be a long time until my next fix..... This store has all the basics: flowers, veggies, herbs. Lots of amazing local varietals - things that do well in Newfoundland & Labrador's climate. And lots of friendly, helpful advice. read more