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Our Mission
Gaea's Blessing was established in Central Illinois with a mission to ensure that our future generations have access to a safe and stable source of sustenance and to share our love for gardening!
We take quality and freshness seriously!
All of our seed varieties are thoroughly vetted and selected based on cultural, environmental, and seasonal cues to meet the needs of growers of all types!
Grow with us!
Whether you are a commercial farmer or are a new grower, you can rest assured, we are committed to delivering quality, non-GMO seeds to our customers!
About our seeds
Always Fresh and Non-GMO
- We don't carry seeds over to the next year - we donate old seeds locally at the end of each growing season! You can rest assured our seeds are as fresh as possible!
- All of our seeds are Non-GMO!
Growing Tips Included
- We're happy to share our many years of knowledge of growing!
- Each packet of seeds from Gaea's Blessing comes with clear and concise tips as well as optimal conditions for planting so you won't be at a loss with how to grow your seeds!
Seed Saving
Also, did you know that fresh seeds can be kept for years when stored in cool and dry conditions? We know that you might not want to plant all of your seeds at once so we've included a labeled zip lock baggie for you to keep some seeds for the next growing season!
Passiflora edulis - Non-GMO, Untreated, Heirloom, Open-Pollinated
About Passionfruit
Passion fruit is the fruit of the Passiflora vine, a type of passion flower. It has a tough outer rind and a juicy, seed-filled center. This variety is the purple-colored Passiflora edulis which are small round or oval-shaped fruits with purple skin. Passion fruit is an incredibly delicious tropical fruit with a scent that’s out of this world. Their juice is quite tart and subtly sweet. Used in desserts, it’s absolutely dreamy! It’s easy and fun to learn how to juice and how to eat passion fruit.
Ngan Aguilar
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Seeds have not sprouted after 4 weeks. I use the paper towel method, also soaked the seed in warm water prior, but none of the seeds sprouted. Very disappointing
Renee
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
Didn't grow
Ian
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I have bought seeds from Gaea's Blessing before, with reasonable to good results.I planted these and not a single seed germinated. ZERO. Nothing. Complete waste of time. And yes, I have planted passion fruit many times before, with great results.I now have to buy new seeds and, most importantly, have lost the season.There is no way such germination could be the result of simply bad quality seeds. At least 5% should have germinated in the very worst of cases. Very disappointing. I will not be buying seeds from this seller again.Rather than being concerned about irrelevant matters (check their page here on Amazon, you'll know what I mean), they should be worrying about maintaining quality.Very disappointing. One client they will not get back.
lalu
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
I've started my garden from seeds for over a decade. I get > 95% germination using a seed heating mat and a Mars Hydro grow light. I used the entire pack of seeds, not a single one germinated.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
Cant wait to get these seeds started when the sun arrives again. Good instructions and I feel confident they will produce very well. It didn't matter that they arrived later than expected as we are still waiting for the sun to shine! My electric seed mat will help a lot. 2025 will be our time for successful passionfruit.
Bree Eva
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
The seeds did germinate and are now growing into a beautiful plant in my backyard. Passionfruit is hardy and good for beginners, just make sure you follow their instructions when you’re planing and you’ll be fine.
Akai Ame
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024
Seeds took a little less than a week to germinate, and most of the seeds germinated. So I had a good germination rate.I used the wet paper towel method to sprout the seeds indoors (approx 80 deg F environmental ambient temp). A moist paper towel was placed in a small zip lock bag and seeds were placed on top of it. I sprinkled some cinnamon (which I've heard is anti-microbial, may want to fact check that) on the paper towel and sealed it. Placed it in a warm part of my house and seeds sprouted.
Roger
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
I planted these in zone 7 along with the native Passiflora Incarnata (Maypop) and these more tropical seeds are doing even better than the native sprouts. High germination rate, lots of seedlings, very satisfied. I will say that in the package a lot of the seeds came crushed up, with their seed coatings shattered. The package was full of crushed up seeds coatings and seed germs. Not sure what all that was about but there were a lot of seeds in the pack so I guess it's fine that there were some damaged ones.
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