Who we are
Welcome to a place where seeds become stories. We are Kylie and Willie Sizemore - two lovers of agriculture who work off-the-farm jobs. In an attempt to create our place in production agriculture, we have created My Complete Garden.
We grow seedlings the slow, intentional way—by hand, with care, and with a deep respect for the soil they start in and the gardens they’ll call home.
From time-tested favorites to rare and unique varieties you won’t find at big box stores, every plant we offer is started with purpose and grown to thrive in real gardens, not just greenhouse benches.
Whether you’re planting your first tomato or expanding a backyard farm, our seedlings are grown to be healthy, resilient, and ready to succeed. We believe great gardens begin long before planting day—with good genetics, thoughtful growing practices, and a genuine love for what we do. We’re glad you’re here, and we can’t wait to grow something beautiful with you.
We don’t rely on chemical pesticides. Instead, we work with nature. By welcoming beneficial insects, birds, and other garden allies, we help create a balanced ecosystem where plants can thrive naturally. When pests do appear, they’re managed by hand and through careful observation, not sprays.
Equally important is what our plants grow in. We use only top-quality soil blends chosen for healthy root development, proper drainage, and long-term plant resilience—never cheap fillers. This combination of rich soil, careful stewardship, and low-intervention growing practices supports pollinators, protects biodiversity, and produces strong, healthy seedlings that are truly ready for your garden.
About our growing practices
We believe sustainability doesn’t stop when you leave with your seedlings. That’s why we offer a pot return program to help keep plastic out of landfills. Simply return your clean, gently used pots to us, and you’ll receive a $5 off coupon toward a future purchase.
Returned pots are carefully inspected, sanitized, and reused in our growing process whenever possible. It’s a small step that makes a big difference—reducing waste, conserving resources, and helping us grow more responsibly together.
