Davids Garden Seeds Farm

Davids Garden Seeds® Farm is a beautiful place to be!

Welcome to Davids Garden Seeds® Farm! We have lived here for almost six full years now and we love country life. We bought the property in July of 2019 and moved in the next month. Farm living is the life for us. We love avoiding traffic and the commute to work is just a short walk out the front door.

In July of 2020, we moved our business from San Antonio to our Davids Garden Seeds Farm. It is the first thing you see when you enter our gate. Turn left into the parking lot and find a space. Stay off of the sand on our farm so you don't get stuck. More than 21 people have driven on the sand and gotten stuck. They all had to be towed out of the sand. Everyone of them was warned not to drive on the sand and everyone of them got to be paid to get towed out. Just stay on the nice driveway and parking lot we have provided and you will be fine.

Things To Do At Davids Garden Seeds Farm

Welcome to Davids Garden Seeds Farm! This is where we live, pack seeds, and ship them out. We are a real, working farm with animals and crops. You can ask for a tour.

Six years ago, our farm was four acres of land filled with sand, waist high weeds, and one mesquite tree up on the hill. Today, we have eight acres, our home, buildings galore, farm animals, our business, a greenhouse, garden beds, hoop houses, a pond with a gazebo, and our store.

You can come to shop for your favorite garden seeds and pick up some farm fresh eggs from our 44 hens. You can request a tour of Davids Garden Seeds Farm for just $8 per person and you will be shown around and learn a bit about our company.

You can visit our many goldfish and koi fish, our 44 chickens, and our seven goats. Right now, we do not have any rabbits. Relax and sit in the gazebo as you watch our fish swim by. Sit by the pond and hear the water pleasantly gurgling down the rocks in the pond. Hear the wind chimes blow gently in the breeze. See the hummingbirds stop by for some nectar.

We have four bee hives so far but we recommend that you not go near them. When they get upset, they sting so stay away from them. They are back in our orchard but bees and butterflies can be seen anywhere there are flowers on the property.

You can see what we have growing in our raised beds and see how we plant and have our greenhouse set up.

See what is growing in the grow tower in our store. Enjoy our seasonal decorations.

Meet Mrs. David's Garden Seeds® and purchase one of our green or black trucker caps in our Farm Store.

The Business - Davids Garden Seeds Farm

Davids Garden Seeds Farm Store

Davids Garden Seeds Farm Store at sunrise, while the parking lot is still empty.

Come in and visit our farm store for seed set collections, individual seed packs, preserves, pickles, eggs, caps, starter trays, starter pots, germination mix, germination trays, and germination kits.

Mrs. David's Garden Seeds in David's Garden Seeds Farm Store with a lot of seeds behind her.

Some of the seed packs in our store. Come in and see what we have at David's Garden Seeds® Farm!

We have a lot of flower seeds, herb seeds, some fruit seeds, and vegetable seeds. There is a grow tower in the store so you can see how our seeds do in aeroponics. Occasionally, we have plants for sale that we have grown. Davids Garden Seeds Farm Store is open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm and on Saturdays from 10am until 2pm.

The Commercial Kitchen

This is the island in our commercial kitchen. We pickle things and make jellies here. David's office, restrooms, and the employee breakroom are also in this building.

This is the island in our kitchen. David's office, restrooms, and a classroom are also in this building.

From time to time, we have classes in this building.

Production Building

The Production Building is the one of the right. Fulfillment is on the left. They are across the parking lot from the Kitchen and the Farm Store.

This is Jay, our Fulfillment manager at lunch during his birthday month.

The Production Building is where seeds are counted and packed and where envelopes are created. This is an employees only building.

Fulfillment Building

The Fulfillment Building is where we store seeds and ship out orders. Depending on the day of the week, the place is full of activity. Monday is always the busiest day. This is where I now spend most of my time pulling and filling orders.

The Farm

Gazebo And Pond

Our small pond has fish, water lilies, and plenty of frogs. The waterfall makes such a soothing sound.

This is how our pond used to look. The winter keeps killing our lily pads and all of the frogs are gone now, just fish and an occasional snake.

This year, we had a rectangular gazebo built next to the Davids Garden Seeds farm store. It has a pond with falls on the outside and another pond in the middle of it. The two ponds are connected by a stream so the fish can swim back and forth. The gazebo has built in seats for enjoying the water and fish. (No going in the water!)

We have some goldfish and koi fish swimming around. There used to be a lot of frogs that came to visit and sit on our lily pads. We did not bring any of the frogs in. They invited themselves. Since the freeze took the lily pads two years in a row, the frogs have not been back but snakes make themselves at home.

Some of our lily pads were not cold hardy and did not survive winter.

Frogs build colonies on the lily pads during the spring and summer.

Greenhouse

This is the entrance to our new greenhouse.

David built a simple PVC and plastic greenhouse that is tall like a high tunnel in the back. On the tour, you will get to go in and see how it is constructed. You will also get to look at the plants and the raised beds that are in the greenhouse. You can see our fans and heaters depending on the time of year you come.

There is almost always something growing in the greenhouse until it gets hot.

Hoop Houses

We have four hoop houses in the back and some along the driveway and along the side fence. Each hoop house has 20 raised garden beds. Depending on the time of year, there is usually something growing in most of the raised beds. You can go in to them and see what we are growing.

There are different vegetables or melons growing in each raised bed. The raised beds in the hoop houses are filled with the sand that is here naturally. We amend the sand with compost that we make as well as fertilizer. Most of the raised beds are covered in weed barrier now to make it easier to keep up with weeding.

The horses, cows, and sheep that you see on the other side of the fences are not ours. Please do not try to pet them if they come close. One horse bit one of our workers because he was trying to pet him. These belong to several of our neighbors.

Raised Beds Around The David's Garden Seeds Farm

You will notice raised beds near the gate to David's Garden Seeds as well as near the store and behind some of our buildings. We even have some by our driveway and by our generator. There is usually something growing in all of them. Right now, we are in the process of building more of them.

Animals

Again, we have bees in the back of the orchard. Do not leave your guide and go back there. You just might get stung if you do.

We have 44 hens in over six varieties, who lay delicious farm fresh eggs in blues, greens, pinks, off whites, and several shades of brown. You can buy the farm fresh eggs in our farm store. They have beautiful dark yolks and taste great. Every now and then, we get double yolks.

Our Orchard

This is our orchard. You can see our animal coops in the lower right portion of the photo. The house you see in the middle left belong to our neighbors.

Behind the greenhouse, there is a 100 fruit and nut tree orchard that was planted in February of 2021. We originally planted one in October of 2019 but they all died. Some of the trees from this year died already so we have had to replant about ten of them. We cannot, for instance, seem to keep avocado trees or citrus trees alive out here unless we keep them in the greenhouse.

In between the rows of trees, there are rows of furrowed sand in which we have grown some vegetables. Right now, there are gourds and corn growing there. We do have a bit of land that we have not used yet, but, no, it is not for sale or rent. It is ours and we will use it when we get a chance. We have been asked to sell it or rent it out. We have no plans for that.

We put our goat pen in the orchard. We started out with two female goats in April of 2024. One was pregnant. We now have seven as of April of 2025.

Take A Tour Of Davids Garden Seeds Farm

We give tours of our farm for $8 per person on Fridays and Saturdays. The tours are by appointment only and must be prepaid. You may see the occasional snake, spider, gopher, or mouse as you tour the farm. All tours must be with a guide.

A good tour takes time and costs us money and time away from filling orders. We have to plan ahead so we have someone here to give the tour. We cannot give tours, mind the store, and fill orders to ship out at the same time.

Please do not take a self tour. We have found several people out back doing their own tour which is not allowed due to our insurance.

Our Home And Yard

This is the green shed shack where we lived while waiting for Palm Harbor to get their act together. You can see people working in the back on the land.

When we bought this land in 2019, it was part of a big peanut farm. After the owner passed away, his sons split it up and we bought the last piece. We sold our home in San Antonio and moved in two and a half weeks later. Of course, at the time, we had to move into a green shed which you can see. We lived there for almost a month until Palm Harbor delivered our double wide and put it together.

This is how our home looked from the road when they finally got it set up. Everything looks different now.

This is how our home looked from the road before the business buildings were here. By this time, we already had built on part of the front porch so we would not fall on the broken stairs they gave us.

We were so happy to get out of that hot shed in September of 2019 and have some room. We love our home but Palm Harbor would not work with us at all to get us moved in quickly. So each day, we were in our shed but looking out the window, seeing our home sitting there, but not put together.

They finally sent one man out and it took him six business days to put it together. He did not work weekends. They finally let us move in (they withheld the keys) and then we had to wait two more days for the air conditioner people to arrive with an air conditioner. During this time, we had someone hook up our huge generator. We had lots of 100° plus days that summer. This is Texas!

Then we had to wait two more months for real electricity to be installed. Yes, four months of waiting is typical out here.

Our home and yard are not part of the tour, but you will see it as you pass by. Please be respectful and stay with your guide. You may see or hear our dogs while you pass by our home. They love to bark at people. But if you go inside their yard, they will jump all over you. Most of the time, they are inside. They think we keep the house just for them! However, you are a stranger to them. They do not know you and could possibly bite you, just like any dog you do not know.

Unless you are given permission to pick something, please do not pick our vegetables, our fruit, or our herbs or flowers. Sometimes, we have produce for sale but just taking it without paying for it is wrong.

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