Park Seed’s marketing, tracked daily.
The latest creative Park Seed puts in front of shoppers — homepage, email, paid media and social — captured on the day each one changed.
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As of September 3, 2026
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Stock Up Today & Save on Shipping
Sep 3, 2026

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MetaThe Secret to Bigger Bean Harvests
Jun 15, 2026

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PinterestMild-winter gardens can keep producing long after many northern beds have gone quiet. These five Park Seed favorites are built for the cooler side of the season! 1. Space Hybrid Spinach matures in about 40 days and prefers cool growing conditions. 2. Lacinato Kale keeps producing textured leaves and becomes sweeter after frost. 3. Buttercrunch Lettuce forms tender-crisp heads in about 65 days. 4. Scarlet Nantes Carrot needs loose soil and roughly 62 days for full roots. 5. Detroit Dark Red Beet supplies both deep red roots and edible tops. Which crop carries your garden deepest into fall? #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden #CoolSeasonCrops
Sep 3, 2026
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Park Seed homepage updates
75 capturedPark Seed on email
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Stock Up Today & Save on Shipping
Sep 3, 2026

Climbing Color Starts Now
Sep 2, 2026

Ready to Reserve Garden Color, Under $20
Sep 1, 2026

HOURS LEFT to Save 20% Sitewide
Aug 31, 2026

Smart Bundles & Sitewide Savings, Yes Please!
Aug 30, 2026

Trialed. Tested. Trusted. AAS Winners 20% OFF
Aug 29, 2026

20% OFF Tulips = Unforgettable Spring Blooms!
Aug 28, 2026

Fall Garlic, Fresh Savings!
Aug 27, 2026

Mix, Plant, & Bloom!
Aug 26, 2026

🪴 Flowers & Veggies for Small Spaces
Aug 25, 2026

Crisp, Fresh Greens from Your Garden
Aug 24, 2026

Quick Crops for Fast Fall Harvests
Aug 23, 2026
Park Seed on paid media
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The Secret to Bigger Bean Harvests
Jun 15, 2026 · Meta

Not mass-produced. Not shelf-stocked. Every variety is selected by experts who have been doing this for generations. The Park Seed Promise: Non-GMO. Tested. Guaranteed germination. Always.
Jun 8, 2026 · Meta

Jun 4, 2026 · Meta

🌱 Happy June 1st! Wondering what you can still plant this month? We’ve broken it down by growing zone to help you find seeds that are a great fit for your garden right now. Remember that planting dates can vary based on your specific location, weather, and growing conditions. Get exact planting dates for your location in our Seed to Spoon app! What are you planting this month? Let us know in the comments! #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwnFood #GardenPlanning #SeedStarting #gardentips
Jun 2, 2026 · Meta

🍅 Tip Tuesday: One small tomato tip that can make a BIG difference! When transplanting tomatoes, it’s a good idea to remove the lowest branches or leaves that sit close to the soil. 🌱 Why? Rain and watering can splash soil onto those lower leaves, which may spread fungal or disease issues later on. Plus, a little extra airflow around the base of the plant never hurts. 👌 Simple step. Healthier tomato plants. 🍅 #TomatoTuesday #TomatoPlants #gardentips #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwnFood
May 21, 2026 · Meta

Tomato Companion Plants
May 11, 2026 · Meta

Small plant, big impact 🌿
Apr 22, 2026 · Meta

There’s nothing like the taste of a homegrown tomato. 🍅 Start your garden strong this season with premium tomato seeds from Park Seed—trusted by gardeners for generations.
Apr 20, 2026 · Meta
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Park Seed on social
220 capturedMild-winter gardens can keep producing long after many northern beds have gone quiet. These five Park Seed favorites are built for the cooler side of the season! 1. Space Hybrid Spinach matures in about 40 days and prefers cool growing conditions. 2. Lacinato Kale keeps producing textured leaves and becomes sweeter after frost. 3. Buttercrunch Lettuce forms tender-crisp heads in about 65 days. 4. Scarlet Nantes Carrot needs loose soil and roughly 62 days for full roots. 5. Detroit Dark Red Beet supplies both deep red roots and edible tops. Which crop carries your garden deepest into fall? #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden #CoolSeasonCrops
Sep 3, 2026 · Pinterest
Emily’s garden is officially buzzing with life! 🌸🐝🦋 The cosmos are blooming, the zinnias are thriving, and the pollinators are definitely taking notice. After all the rabbit and vole setbacks along the way, it’s pretty amazing to see her garden looking like this! 💕 #WatchMyGardenGrowWednesday #Zinnias #Cosmos #PollinatorGarden #LetsGrowTogether
Sep 2, 2026 · Facebook
Wondering what to plant in September? 🌱 From cool-season greens and root crops to fall bulbs, flowers, herbs, and warm-climate favorites, there’s still plenty to plant this month! This post is a general guide and planting dates can vary based on your exact location, weather, and frost dates. That’s why we built our app - to make growing food easier and help you find personalized planting dates for your garden! Download our Seed to Spoon app to see exactly what you can plant now based on your location. Then grab your seeds and bulbs and get growing! #gardenplanning #fallgarden #fallgardening #gardentips #gardeningtips
Sep 1, 2026 · Pinterest
Fall gardening gets easier when the plan matches your weather, soil, and location. Here are five common mistakes and simple fixes. 1. Starting too late. Use our app, Seed to Spoon, for local planting dates. 2. Letting seeds dry out. Keep the surface moist, not soggy. 3. Sowing cool-season crops into hot soil. Wait for cooler weather, add afternoon shade, or start suitable crops indoors. 4. Skipping succession sowing. Plant small amounts more than once while your growing window is open. 5. Using one calendar everywhere. Let Seed to Spoon personalize timing and watch current forecasts. At Park Seed, we believe the best advice starts with where you grow. #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GardenTips #GrowFromSeed #CoolSeasonCrops
Aug 31, 2026 · Pinterest
A bright windowsill or grow light is all you need to start a tiny indoor harvest. Microgreens are quick, colorful, and especially satisfying when the outdoor garden is slowing down. 1. Calabrese Broccoli microgreens are ready in about 8 to 10 days with a mild crunch. 2. Organic Arugula brings peppery leaves in about 5 to 7 days. 3. Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish makes spicy microgreens in about 5 to 7 days. 4. Lacinato Kale offers mild greens in about 7 to 10 days. 5. Rainbow Mix Microgreens supplies varied color and flavor in about 7 to 14 days. Sow densely in a clean tray, keep the growing medium evenly moist, provide light after germination, and harvest just above the surface with clean scissors. #ParkSeed #Microgreens #IndoorGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 30, 2026 · Pinterest
No more stress about where your lettuce comes from! Anyone can fit these mini greens indoors! Micro Mini Greens Lettuce is a tiny indoor crop with a fast payoff! Park Seed's red and green mix can be harvested in about 15 days, making it useful when outdoor timing with the weather is complicated! Scatter seed over a shallow tray of moist growing medium, provide bright light, and keep the surface damp but not waterlogged. Cut cleanly above the medium when the greens are ready. Could a tray of fresh greens fit on your windowsill? #ParkSeed #Microgreens #IndoorGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 29, 2026 · Pinterest
Copper, scarlet, cider, maroon, and gold make a flower palette that feels like fall before the first leaf even changes. 1. Orange Flash Calendula brings peach and bronze tones. 2. Night and Day Snapdragon pairs scarlet and white flowers with a light fragrance. 3. Delta Classic Apple Cider Mix Pansy adds large blooms in warm autumn shades. 4. Cherry Brandy Rudbeckia supplies dramatic red and maroon daisies. 5. Prairie Sun Rudbeckia finishes the palette with giant yellow blooms and green eyes. Some of these Park Seed flowers suit mild-climate fall gardens, while others are inspiration for a future season. Check out our app, Seed to Spoon, to see what fits your location now. #ParkSeed #AutumnFlowers #FlowerGarden #GrowFromSeed #FallColor
Aug 28, 2026 · Pinterest
Fall carrots have a little secret: cool nights can bring out extra sweetness! Danvers 126 Carrot is a true old-school garden staple, with roots going back to 1886. It is dependable, sturdy, and especially useful for gardeners working with heavier soils. Sow now where your fall window allows, and grow a little piece of garden history! #ThrowbackThursday #ParkSeed #HeirloomSeeds #seedstarting #gardenhistory
Aug 27, 2026 · Facebook
Carrot harvests are even more fun with purple, yellow, cream, coral, and orange roots! 1. Rainbow Carrot Seeds Blend combines five colors. 2. Black Nebula Heirloom Carrot Seeds grow dark purple roots in about 75 days. 3. Dragon Purple Carrot Seeds - Heirloom mature in about 75 to 80 days. 4. Little Finger Carrot Seeds make true 4-inch baby roots in about 60 days. 5. Rainbow Hybrid Carrot Seeds bring cream, yellow, orange, and coral. Direct sow in loose soil and keep moisture steady during germination. Check our Park Seed app, Seed to Spoon, for your planting window. #ParkSeed #Carrots #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 26, 2026 · Pinterest
Seedlings need water… but sometimes a little too much love can cause more problems than it solves!💧🌱 That’s one of the reasons we love our Park Seed Bio Dome for seed starting. Instead of pouring water over tiny seeds and delicate new seedlings, simply add water to the tray and let the Bio Sponges wick moisture up from below. Bottom watering helps: 🌱 Keep moisture more even 🌱 Avoid disturbing tiny seeds 🌱 Protect delicate seedlings 🌱 Encourage roots to grow downward 🌱 Keep leaves dry 🌱 Reduce the risk of damping off and fungal issues 🌱 Make watering an entire tray quick and easy Less guessing. Less mess. And one more reason the Bio Dome makes seed starting so much easier. Have you tried bottom watering your seedlings? #ParkSeed #SeedStarting #BioDome #GardeningTips #gardentips
Aug 25, 2026 · Tiktok
An open garden spot can still turn into something delicious. These quick crops make the most of a short growing window without sacrificing color or flavor. 1. Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish is ready in 22 to 32 days. 2. Organic Arugula matures in about 50 days and can be cut more than once. 3. Micro Mini Greens Lettuce is ready indoors in about 15 days. 4. Rainbow Carrot Seeds Blend offers colorful baby roots in roughly 50 to 60 days. 5. Detroit Golden Heirloom Beet matures in about 50 to 60 days. Weather and daylight can change how quickly a crop grows. Check out our app, Seed to Spoon, to see which quick crops make sense for your location right now. #ParkSeed #QuickCrops #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 24, 2026 · Pinterest
🌱 Intergenerational Garden Club Update From summer growing to fall meals! 🍅🥒🍆 Our young gardener is back behind the camera this week, giving us another look around the Maple Grove Community Center’s Intergenerational Garden Club. There’s still plenty growing and ready to make its way from the garden to the table. After weeks of planting, watering, tending, and harvesting, it’s pretty special to see all that work turn into fresh food that can be enjoyed together. Park Seed was proud to donate seeds to help get this garden growing, and we’ve loved watching gardeners of all ages learn, grow, and share the harvest throughout the season. 💚 What are you harvesting from your garden for your late-summer and fall meals? #ParkSeed #CommunityGarden #IntergenerationalGarden #GardenHarvest #Gardentotable
Aug 23, 2026 · Tiktok