*This list is for your information and research purposes. NC State Extension does not endorse any of the seed or plant sources listed here; these listings have not been vetted.

Seed and Plant Providers: To be listed on this page as a source for hemp seeds, clones, and transplants, please send your information in the format used in the ads below to industrialhemp@ncsu.edu and include Planting Sources in the Subject line. Hemp plants are considered annuals so they are exempt from the NC Nursery Regulations. You do not need to be a registered seed dealer in NC to sell hemp seed because hemp is not currently considered an agriculture or vegetable seed. The NC Seed Law requires all seed packages to have a label containing the following: name and kind of seed; lot number; weight; state or country of origin; % of inert matter; % of other crop seed; % weight of weed seeds; the name and number per pound of each kind of restricted noxious weed seed present; the name and address of the person/company responsible for the seed; % germination, exclusive of hard seed; % of hard seeds (if present); and the calendar month and year of the test date. If the website link, email, or phone number become inaccessible, the listing will be removed.

Buyers: There isn’t a minimum standard germination for hemp since it is not defined as an agriculture or vegetable seed. So, for example, a company may guarantee only 10% germination on a label and still sell it as long as the seed is at least 10% for germination. Seed complaints may be filed with the NCDA&CS against the seed retailer, but it is highly advised to try to work out any issues with the seed company before filing a complaint.

Certified Seed: In September 2020, Dr. Bill Foote created a short video presentation on certified hemp seed.

THE LISTINGS HERE ARE NOT VETTED IN ANY WAY AND WE DO NOT RECOMMEND OR ENDORSE ANY BUSINESS POSTED. CONSUMERS SHOULD PRACTICE DUE DILIGENCE IN CHECKING OUT ANY COMPANY THAT THEY BUY SEEDS, CLONES, OR PLANTS FROM. IN SIMPLE TERMS, DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE PARTING WITH YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY!

6/30/2023-The industry is changing rapidly and many companies are changing the products they offer, consolidating, or folding. The listings below are self-reported and updated. If you find any are incorrect, please let us know. We will automatically remove any with broken website links. Thanks.

Seeds and Clones – NC Based Sources

Arrowhead Hemp Farm, LLC
Lewisville, NC
Feminized CBG & CBD seedling starts. Microbial-dominant regenerative farming.
https://www.arrowheadhemp.com/
Allen Pickett
336-971-8877
allenpickett2@gmail.com

Bio-Regen Cooperative
bioregencoop.com
704-258-2266
gsikes1@gmail.com

Carolina Craft Cannabis
CarolinaCraftCannabis@gmail.com
Thomas 919-616-9764

Carolina Greenhouses
carolinahempinc.com
info@carolinahempinc.com
252-523-9300 or 800-635-4532

Gary Thomas Farms / GVHC
High-CBD clones/high-CBG clones
https://www.garythomasfarms.com/
919-491-3622
Greenvibeshempcompany@gmail.com

Hempton Farms (Caswell County)
Feminized hemp seeds, seed starts & clones
www.hemptonfarms.com
cbender@hemptonfarms.com
913-515-9327

High Culture (indoor-grown clones)
highculturecanna.com
828-484-8499, Asheville, NC
info@highculturecanna.com

Jah Works Farm LLC.
Localized hemp genetics. Dual and tri-crop regular seed.
https://www.facebook.com/jahworksfarm1/
Jahworksnc@hotmail.com
828-699-0250

Old Country Hemp Co
Nursery (clones) and seed dealer (24 strains reg and fem)
Thomas@oldcountryhempco.com
OldCountryHempCo.com
828-380-1702

Patterson Farm, Inc. (feminized seed and plants)
office@pattersonfarminc.com
doug@pattersonfarminc.com
704-857-5242

Shepherd’s Way Farms (clones, transplants)
https://www.shepherdswayfarmsnc.com
Xmastrees4u@yahoo.com
Tim Moser 919-710-4719
Ryan Moser 919-710-4632

Starfields Organic LLC
CBD feminized seedlings/clones (Omri listed products only)
https://www.facebook.com/starfieldsorganic/ 
828-452-7733
starwoman@starfieldsorganic.com

Triangle Hemp
Matt Spitzer
matt@trianglehemp.com
trianglehemp.com/
919-724-2689

US Nursery (tissue culture derived clones)
usnursery.com
980-313-3857
info@usnursery.com

Wildwood Herbal
Organically raised clones and seedlings
https://www.facebook.com/WildwoodHerbal/
Sethsalmon@gmail.com
828-407-3339
Asheville, NC

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Seeds and Clones – Domestic Sources Outside NC

Agri-Kind LLC (6 strains of clones)
https://agri-kind.com/
7364 Easton Rd, Ottsville, PA 18942
Steve Grebloskie – 484-202-0230
sgrebloskie@agri-kind.com

Almanac Planting Co. (clones)
www.almanachemp.com
Stephanie@almanacplanting.co
610-823-4774 (Pennsylvania)

Arrowhead Seed Company (Certified SC grown)
Arrowhead Seed Company, LLC
Feminized seed & plants. High CBD genetics
ATruluck@ArrowheadSeed.com
Adrian-843-819-9727 (South Carolina)

Barneys Farm (Westmont, IL)
Feminized seeds
https://www.barneysfarm.us/
cs@barneysfarm.us
217-339-3212

Beacon Hemp (California)
Breeder/producer of feminized hemp seed/autoflower and photoperiodic varieties
www.beaconhemp.com
info@beaconhemp.com
707-354-6325

Blue Forest Farms (Colorado)
blueforestfarms.com
High CBD seeds, clones and seedlings
Elan Edwards 303-962-8250
hello@blueforestfarms.com

Canvast Supply Co. (Tennessee)
canvastsupplyco.com
512-944-6675
destiny@canvastsupplyco.com

Canvast Supply Company (Tennessee)
Certified Organic and non-certified organic options for seeds, seedlings and clones.
www.canvastsupplyco.com
will@canvastsupplyco.com
615-969-2464

CBD Seed Labs
San Diego, CA
www.cbdseedlabs.com
sales@cbdseedlabs.com
442-222-8595

Cheyenne Mountain Seed Company
Colorado Springs, CO
High CBD feminized hemp seed
cheyennemountainseedcompany.com
Reed Mason  719-217-0207
jamesreedmason@yahoo.com

Colorado CBD Seed
ColoradoCBDSeed.com
info@Coloradocbdseed.com
720-822-0490 (Colorado)

Everyday Cannabis (clones)
https://myeverydaycannabis.com/
Support@myeverydaycannabis.com
610-401-7932 (Pennsylvania)

Fat Pig Society (Fort Collins, Colorado)
Unicorn CBD clones- Certified AOSCA, Organic, & Clean Plant, .3%THC guarantee
fatpigsociety.com
fatpigsociety@gmail.com

Gem Botanicals LLC
Gemcbd.com
932 Vegas Valley Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
310-936-9537
Austin Sherman

Go Farm Hemp (AOSA certified hemp seed/seedlings)
Bend, OR
gofarmhemp.com/

HempLogic USA (seed and clones)
Moses Lake, WA
cory@hemplogicusa.com
HempLogicUSA.com

High Grade Hemp (HGH) Seed  (feminized CBD/CBG seeds and starts)
Longmont, CO
https://highgradehempseed.com/
drew@ihempx.com
828-216-7234

Honest Pharm Co (feminized seed)
Newark, NY
HonestPharmCO.com
KevinH@honestpharmco.com
713-775-7164    877-824-0938

Horizon Hemp and Ag LLC
horizonhemp-ag.com
Skipwith, VA
contact@horizonhemp-ag.com
434-374-1178

Infinite Tree (feminized seed, seedlings)
Grants Pass, OR
Emily Gogol; Owner
541-937-5237
emily@infinite-tree.com
infinite-tree.com

Roundstone Seed (Kentucky)
robert@roundstoneseed.com
roundstoneseed.com

Sovereign Fields
1467 Siskiyou Blvd, #143
Ashland, OR 97520
Eric Foster-Owner
323-313-2430
https://www.sovereignfields.com/

Tesoro Genetics (Colorado)
Feminized hemp seed
www.tesorogenetics.com
gavin@tesorogenetics.com
jj@tesorogenetics.com

Tree of Life Seeds (Cherry Wine seeds and starts)
treeoflifeseeds.com
shelby@treeoflifeseeds.com
brian@treeoflifeseeds.com
Office – 501-408-2420
Shelby – 501-476-5827
Little Rock, Arkansas

Trilogene Seeds (Longmont, CO)
Feminized seeds, seedlings, clones, & tissue culture
trilogeneseeds.com
Sales@trilogeneseeds.com
630-605-1707

Ventura Seed Company
venturaseedcompany.com
1014 W Ventura Blvd, Camarillo, CA 93010, United States
805-881-3009
info@venturaseedcompany.com
USDA certified organic Hemp CBD seed supplier

Wholesale CBD Providers
San Diego, CA
tom@wholesalehempandcbd.com
https://wholesalehempandcbd.com/
858-943-0594

Seeds – International Sources

*In order to import seeds from outside the United States, you will need to fill-out an NCDA&CS form to get your seed import permit. Otherwise, your seed will be stopped at the US border and it will not be able to cross into the USA. Contact the NCDA&CS to complete this form.

Hemp Genetics International (HGI) (Canada)
hempproductionservices.com/
headoffice@hempgenetics.com

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Examples of Seed-Certifying Agencies:

The Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies (AOSCA)

Certified seed should have the following information on the label:

• The name or kind of seed present; (i.e., Hemp)
• The variety name
• A lot number
• Origin (State/country)
• Percentage by weight of all weed seeds
• The name and rate of occurrence of all restricted noxious weed seeds
• Percentage by weight of inert matter
• Percentage of germination, exclusive of hard or dormant seed
• Percentage of hard or dormant seeds, if present
• The calendar month and year that the test was completed to determine germination percentages

*This list is for your information and research purposes. NC State Extension does not endorse any of the seed or clone sources. These listings have not been vetted.

Reviewed and updated by Jeanine Davis on 11/26/2023.