Champion Collards Heirloom Seeds
$3.50
View seedsBlack woman-owned seed store & edible plant nursery
Food security starts with a seed.
Cousins, let’s grow something you can put on the table. Seeds, edible plants, and help getting started—from a pot on the porch to a garden out back.
Founded by Erica Andrea McRae, known as Erica Plants. Come for the seeds. We’ll help you get growing.
What are we growing, Cousins?
Pick your seeds. Find your plants. Make room for something good to grow.
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Leafy Greens
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Your next harvest starts here.
Find a favorite and see what comes in your packet.
A pot on the porch or a garden out back?
Cousins, start with the space you have. Pick a path and let’s grow some food.
From the garden to the conversation
Plant Something, Heal Something Blog
Know Your Collards: From Seed Packet to Supper
Choose your greens, find your planting window, and grow toward your first harvest.
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BIG CHICKEN: Who Controls Your Dinner?
Follow the food conversation beyond the garden gate.
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Sowing Seeds of Change: Cultivating a Community with Growfluencer Accountability Crew
Meet the growers learning, working, and making progress together.
Read the story →The Plant & Heal polyculture
More than a seed store. We grow through polyculture.
Different plants, skills, and ventures contribute to a connected whole. Find the part that helps you take your next step.
The Black Agrarian
Find Black farmers, seed sellers, nurseries, and agricultural businesses—or get listed so your people can find you.
Find your people →GrowFluencers
Thursday community, accountability, and useful next steps. Join us Thursdays at 7 p.m. Eastern.
Systems Thursday brings practical tools and routines into our community gathering.
Explore GrowFluencers →Grow Right Now
Ms. Erica’s Garden Classroom is coming. See the cover and sign up for launch updates.
Preview the classroom →Plant Something, Heal Something
Growing lessons. Food stories. A next step you can use.
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