Looking for the best gardening subscription box for spring? This roundup features eight options for different types of gardeners, including seed boxes, succulent subscriptions, seasonal vegetable kits, and full project-based boxes.
Best Gardening Subscription Boxes to Try
1. My Garden Box
My Garden Box is a monthly subscription built around a complete plant-themed project. Each box includes what you need for a relaxing and rewarding gardening activity, making it a strong fit for gardeners who want more than just seeds or supplies.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: $50
- Shipping: U.S. only
- Restrictions: Cannot ship to AZ, AK, CA, HI, PR, or OR due to agricultural restrictions
Best for: Gardeners who want an all-in-one project experience.
2. Cactus Seed Club
Cactus Seed Club is a low-cost monthly subscription for cactus growers. Each box includes two varieties of cactus seeds in micro vials, with at least 10 seeds of each type.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: $9.33
- Shipping: U.S. only, about $3.50
Best for: Budget-friendly cactus growing from seed.
3. The Cactique
The Cactique delivers mini cactus and succulent arrangements already planted in decorative containers. This makes it a simple option for plant lovers who want something display-ready.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: $29.95
- Shipping: U.S. only, about $10
Best for: Ready-to-display cactus and succulent arrangements.
4. Bloomin Bin
Bloomin Bin offers several gardening subscription options, including microgreens, herbs, seeds, and plant-focused kits. The microgreens kit shown includes a tray, binder, tote, sheets, instructions, seeds, and more.
Available options include:
- Microgreens Kit
- Just the Plants and Seeds
- Just Seed Premium
- Just the Herbs
- All the Seeds
- Just the Seeds of the Month
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: Six box options starting at less than $1 a month
- Shipping: U.S. only
Best for: Gardeners who want flexibility and different box themes.
5. Succulent Box
Succulent Box offers multiple monthly plant subscriptions and access to more than 300 organically grown succulent varieties from California. Pricing varies based on the box you choose.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: Six options starting at $5.50
- Shipping: U.S. only, rates vary
Best for: Succulent collectors and low-maintenance plant lovers.
6. Leaf’d Box
Leaf’d Box is sent four times a year at the start of each growing season. Options include Herb, Small Veggie, Medium Veggie, and Large Veggie, making it a practical pick for edible gardening.
- Frequency: Quarterly
- Price: Starts at $44.99
- Shipping: U.S. only; free with annual subscription or $9.99
Best for: Seasonal herb and vegetable gardeners.
7. Pampered Gardener by Kitchen Botanicals
Pampered Gardener by Kitchen Botanicals was described as a curated box of practical items and pampering goodies for backyard gardeners.
Note: This subscription was listed as closed.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: $59
- Shipping: Free U.S. shipping
Best for: Gardeners who like practical items with a self-care feel.
8. Seed Bank Box
Seed Bank Box is designed for the urban gardener and sends 8 to 10 varieties of non-GMO seeds each month. It focuses on seed variety and straightforward value.
- Frequency: Monthly
- Price: $24.95
- Shipping: Free U.S. shipping
Best for: Urban gardeners and anyone who wants a monthly seed assortment.
How to Pick the Right Gardening Subscription Box
- Choose a seed box if you want lower-cost gardening options and like growing from scratch.
- Choose a live plant box if you want something already established.
- Choose a project box if you want supplies and a guided experience in one shipment.
- Choose a seasonal box if you focus on herbs or vegetables and want timing that matches the growing season.
It is also worth checking shipping restrictions, especially for live plants and agricultural products.
Takeaway
The best gardening subscription boxes in this roundup cover a wide range of interests, from cactus seeds and succulents to vegetable gardening and complete monthly projects. If you want a box that matches your gardening style, start by deciding whether you prefer seeds, live plants, or seasonal growing kits.
