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Absolutely! You can complete your purchase by choosing to check out as a guest. However, we do recommend creating a customer account. A customer account allows your to view your order history, and will make the check-out process easier (and faster) next time you visit.

You will be automatically sent an order confirmation email when you finalise the checkout process. If you don't receive an order confirmation email, give it a day, and check your spam and junk folders. If there is nothing there from us, please contact us so we can confirm your order has processed successfully. You can contact us at admin@theaussieseedshed.au or via our contact us page.

At The Aussie Seed Shed, we aim to have the fastest turn-around possible in our despatch team. We usually pack and post your gardening goodies within 24-hours. If you need to cancel your order, you will need to contact us before it has left our warehouse. To cancel your order, you can email us at admin@theaussieseedshed.au or message us via our contact us page. Be quick though, once you have received an email saying your order has shipped, we can no longer cancel your order.

At The Aussie Seed Shed, we aim to have the fastest turn-around possible in our despatch team. We usually pack and post your gardening goodies within 24-hours. If you need to change or add to your order, you will need to contact us before it has left our warehouse. To change or add to your order, you can email us at admin@theaussieseedshed.au or message us via our contact us page. Be quick though, once you have received an email saying your order has shipped, we can no longer alter anything and you will need to start a new order.

This depends on what shipping method you chose during the checkout process. Please allow 1 to 3 days for our despatch team to ship your order then add the time frame of your chosen shipping method. You can check out the estimated delivery times on our shipping page here. Please note that we currently use Australia Post for our deliveries. Australia Post no longer guarentees delivery time frames, so use the delivery time frames as a guide only. If you believe your delivery has exceeded these time frames please contact us.

We currently only ship our products within Australia.

We have different methods of shipping to accommodate every budget. You can check out our shipping information here.

This depends on what you ordered and what type of shipping you selected during checkout. Our cheapest method of shipping for our seeds is unfortunately untracked. We provide this option so our community can save on postage (more $$ for seeds, am I right?). If you want to track your order, please select "Seed Shipping With Tracking" when choosing your shipping method. All parcel and express post options will automatically be tracked postage. We will send you your tracking number once your order has left our warehouse.

You can find info about our Returns Policy here.

If you feel your order is incorrect, missing something, not what you ordered, not what you expected, or if you feel there are issues with your order that has not been addressed in our Returns Policy, please contact us so our customer service team can resolve these issues.

This is a pretty heavy debate in the gardening world. The term 'heirloom' refers to something that is 'passed down for generations'. So, what does heirloom mean in terms of seeds? Heirloom seeds are tried and true varieties that have been grown for many years due to their value. To some people, heirloom varieties must be 50 to 100 years old to be considered a true heirloom. To others, it means that it is an open-pollinated, non-hybrid seed that produces crops with seed saving capabilities.

At The Aussie Seed Shed, we do a lot of research into the seed varieties that we stock for our community. We research the history of each of our seed varieties and we follow the general consenus of the science and gardening communities as to whether a seed stock is an heirloom.

We tag our seed varieties as heirlooms so our community knows that those seeds have stood the test of time. These seeds have been passed down for generations due to their resilience, crop production and/or flavour. It is also important to note that these heirloom varieties will 'breed true'. This means that the crop produced on the parent plant will be the same crop produced on the offspring. So, if you're interested in saving some seeds to get your garden growing next season, make sure you choose an heirloom variety.

No. Genetically modified (GMO) seeds are not available to purchase by the general public in Australia. However this is not common knowledge, so we also state our seeds are non-GMO on our product pages.

We currently stock a very small amount of treated seed varieties. These seeds are treated with thiram. Thiram is a fungicide that is commonly used to prevent fungal infections in the plants during the germination stage. The quantity of thiram used to treat the seeds is tiny — certainly not enough to impact the crop or any surrounding crops. Thiram cannot transfer over to your other untreated seeds.

Each product that is treated with thiram is stated on the product page and on the seed packet you recieve. You will also be able to tell your seeds have been treated because thiram is a pinky-red colour.

While it is safe to eat the produce that is grown from treated seeds, do not consume the seeds themselves (pets included).

We are looking to phase out treated seed varieties in the future.