Seeds for sale in Australia: prices and sowing tips
Seed packets in Australia cost from about A$1 for a single variety, and assorted heirloom packs run from about A$25 to A$43. Large seed banks reach about A$215, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. The price depends on the crop, the number of seeds and the pack size, so post the crop and sowing area on BlaBlaPrice for current offers.
Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Pack | Contents | Price |
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| Single variety | Basil, lettuce or celtuce | A$1.00–A$2.99 |
| Heirloom mix | 10-pack to 18-pack | A$25.29–A$42.89 |
| Seasonal mix | 14-pack to 60-pack | A$32.99–A$138.49 |
| Vegetable starter pack | Tomato, pepper, onion, cucumber | A$80 |
| Bulk heirloom packets | 100 packets | A$120 |
| Vegetable seed bank | Large collection | A$214.06 |
Season and sowing time
November is late spring. Packets are labelled by season: spring-summer, autumn-winter and cool-season mixes sell side by side, so match the pack to the month you sow. Summer runs from December to February and winter from June to August, so a November sowing suits warm-season crops, while cool-season mixes belong to autumn and winter. Check the sowing dates on the pack against your city.
Import and state rules
Seeds from overseas must meet Australian import conditions before they are shipped, so check them before you buy. Western Australia requires a Seed Analysis Certificate to accompany seed mixes that contain restricted seeds. Australia also sets nil tolerance for many weed seeds, so a mix that is fine elsewhere may be restricted here. Buy from suppliers who state their seed certification and quality information.
What to put in your request
Name the crop and variety, the number of seeds or packets, and the sowing area in square metres. Say whether it is for a sunny bed, a balcony or a greenhouse, and describe the growing conditions. Include the pack size you prefer, your delivery city and your budget in A$. Sellers can then recommend a variety that fits your plan.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the seeds in your own words in a chat, and you can add a photo of the packet or the bed. The AI reads the request, asks for missing details like the crop and area, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, pack size and delivery. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. See Garden & allotment and Seedlings & garden plants, or read how BlaBlaPrice works.
Questions and answers
How much do seeds cost in Australia?
A single-variety packet is from about A$1, heirloom mixes of 10 to 18 packs cost about A$25 to A$43, and seed banks reach about A$215, according to sellers' websites, November 2026.
When should I sow in Australia?
Match the pack to the season. Packets are labelled spring-summer or autumn-winter, November suits warm-season crops, and summer runs from December to February.
Can I import seeds from overseas?
Yes, but Australian import conditions must be met before shipping, so check them before you buy.
Do seed mixes need a certificate?
In Western Australia, seed mixes with restricted seeds need a Seed Analysis Certificate to accompany the consignment.
