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Jun 15, 2026 · Meta

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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

May 28, 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

May 14, 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

You’ve checked us out, now it’s time to grow something good! 🌿 ✔ 100% non-GMO, always ✔ Superior germination guaranteed ✔ 150+ years of trusted advice Shop now and grow with confidence! 🌿

Mar 25, 2026 · Meta

When designing your garden, you look for long-lived, easy-care plants around which you can create a unique and eye-catching display. We are proud to offer the best selection of just such plants and trees available anywhere.

Feb 25, 2026 · Meta

Did you know a productive fall garden can fit on a patio, balcony, or sunny windowsill?! Try these beautiful, but small additions: 1. Little Gem forms sweet heads only about 5 inches across. 2. Mini Romaine Blend packs two red baby romaines into a small footprint. 3. Robin Hybrid Beet offers baby greens in about 30 days and compact roots in about 60. 4. Little Finger is a true 4-inch baby carrot suited to deep containers. 5. Micro Mini Greens Lettuce is designed for a quick indoor tray harvest. Which will you be growing in your garden? #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden #CoolSeasonCrops

Aug 9, 2026 · Instagram

Bright Lights Swiss Chard turns a productive fall bed into an ornamental, but edible ribbon of yellow, pink, crimson, orange, purple, white, and green stems! This Park Seed variety matures in about 60 days and keeps giving when you harvest the outer leaves first and protect the center growing point. Direct sow in a fall bed or roomy container as your weather begins to cool. Keep the soil evenly moist for tender leaves, and use local frost timing to judge whether to grow full plants or harvest young greens. Would you grow it for the ornamental color, the repeated harvests, or both? #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden #CoolSeasonCrops

Aug 8, 2026 · Pinterest

Bring more color and texture to homegrown salads with these five leafy crops: Red Salad Bowl lettuce, arugula, mizuna, rainbow chard, and a colorful lettuce blend. Sow in succession when conditions are right for a longer harvest. Which would you add first? #ParkSeed #SaladGarden #LeafyGreens #GrowFromSeed

Aug 7, 2026 · Pinterest

Looking for an easy flower to brighten the cooler side of the growing season? Pacific Beauty Mix Calendula brings warm, sunny color to beds, containers, bouquets, and even the kitchen. Also called pot marigold, calendula produces cheerful, daisy-shaped blooms in shades of yellow and orange. The edible petals can add color to seasonal dishes, and the flowers help attract beneficial insects to the garden. Grow calendula in full sun to light shade and moist, well-drained soil. The plants prefer cooler conditions. In hot climates, cutting them back can encourage another flush of flowers when autumn arrives. Planting windows vary by region. In mild climates, this Park Seed variety can add welcome fall color. Gardeners in colder climates should match seed starting to their local transplant window. The Seed to Spoon app can help you check the timing for your location. Would you grow calendula for the flowers, pollinators, or edible petals? #ParkSeed #Calendula #FallFlowers #PollinatorGarden #GrowFromSeed

Aug 6, 2026 · Instagram

🐝 It’s easy to see why pollinators can’t resist passionflowers! 💜 With their one-of-a-kind blooms, passionflowers are one of those plants that always make people stop and take a closer look. They’re not only beautiful - they’re also a favorite of bees and butterflies, making them a fun addition to any pollinator-friendly garden! If you’ve always wanted to grow one but weren’t excited about starting from seed, Park Seed also offers 3-gallon live passionflower plants. That means you can skip the more challenging germination process and start with an established plant that’s already 18–24” tall when it arrives! Whether you’re growing it for the incredible flowers, the pollinators, the fruit, or just because it’s one of the coolest-looking vines around, it’s definitely a plant worth checking out! #ParkSeed #Passionflower #PollinatorGarden #GardenInspiration #letsgrowsomethinggood

Aug 5, 2026 · Tiktok

August is a transition month in the garden, and we’re covering all of it live this Tuesday! Join me as we talk through what you can still keep growing this summer, what you can still plant now, and what you should be starting next as you get ready for fall gardening. We’ll cover how to think about August garden tasks, what to focus on indoors, and how to set yourself up for a strong late-summer and fall harvest! Plus, we’re giving away a free one-year premium Seed to Spoon app subscription during the livestream. Can’t wait to see you there!

Aug 4, 2026 · Facebook

🌱 Guess the Seeds Answer! 🌱 The answer was… Patio Pride Peas! 🫛 Great job to everyone who guessed correctly! Patio Pride is an excellent choice if you’re gardening in a small space. These compact pea plants are perfect for containers, raised beds, and smaller gardens, while still producing a generous harvest of sweet, delicious peas. Just add a small trellis or support, and you’re set! Peas are one of the easiest cool-season crops to grow and are always rewarding to harvest. They’re delicious fresh off the vine, great for cooking, and a fantastic addition to both spring and fall gardens. If you’re looking for a productive variety that doesn’t take up much room, Patio Pride is definitely one to add to your planting list. 🎉 Congratulations to our winners! Instagram: Dayznpower Facebook: Krystal Ingalls Please send us a message so we can get your free seed packets sent your way! 🌱 Thanks to everyone who played along! Make sure you’re following so you can join in more fun coming soon! #parkseed #letsgrowsomethinggood #guesstheseeds #gardengiveaway #giveaway

Aug 3, 2026 · Facebook

Thinking about adding a quick crop to your fall garden? Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish brings plenty of color to the harvest and can be ready in just 22 to 32 days. This mix includes five distinctive radish varieties, with roots ranging from scarlet and purple to pink, white, and yellow. Each one brings its own shape, color, and peppery flavor to salads, snack plates, and the garden. Direct sow in loose, well-worked soil as temperatures begin to cool. Choose a sunny spot, keep the soil evenly moist, and harvest while the roots are still young and crisp. Containers work well too, as long as they have good drainage. Planting windows vary by region. Park Seed's Seed to Spoon app can help you check local planting dates and decide when conditions are right for sowing. Which color would you hope to pull first? #ParkSeed #RadishGarden #FallVegetableGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden

Aug 1, 2026 · Instagram

Wondering what you can plant in August? 🌱 No matter where you garden, there’s likely something you can sow or start this month. Cool-season gardeners may be transplanting broccoli and cabbage, while warmer climates can keep succession planting beans, cucumbers, and squash or begin starting fall crops indoors. Every garden is a little different, though. Frost dates, weather, and your exact location all make a difference. Check your Seed to Spoon app for your personalized planting calendar based on your location for the best crops and timing where you live. Happy planting! 🌿 #parkseed #summergarden #seedstarting #GardenPlanning #LetsGrowSomethingGood

Jul 31, 2026 · Facebook

Looking for something you can still plant now and actually use soon? Lettuce Leaf Basil is a smart late-summer herb pick. This heirloom basil has been grown for more than 125 years and is known for oversized, crinkled leaves that keep coming all season. Sow it in warm soil or a sunny container, then start pinching fresh leaves once the plant has enough growth. Grow a piece of herb garden history with Park Seed! #ThrowbackThursday #ParkSeed #HeirloomSeeds #herbgarden #Basil

Jul 30, 2026 · Facebook

🌸 Watch My Garden Grow Wednesday 🌸 After weeks of battling hungry visitors, Emily’s zinnias are finally putting on a show! 🌼 Between curious baby bunnies and what she’s now confirmed are voles, this flower garden has had its share of challenges. But with a few adjustments and a lot of patience, those beautiful blooms are starting to shine! And this week, there was even a special visitor - a bumblebee stopping by to enjoy all the hard work! 🐝💛 It’s a great reminder that gardening isn’t always perfect, but sticking with it makes those first blooms even more rewarding. Have you ever had to protect your flowers from wildlife? We’d love to hear what worked for you! 👇 #WatchMyGardenGrow #Zinnias #CutFlowerGarden #PollinatorGarden #GardenUpdate

Jul 29, 2026 · Tiktok

Blossom end rot can be frustrating, but it doesn’t mean you’ve failed as a gardener! This common issue is usually caused by inconsistent watering, which affects the plant’s ability to take up calcium. Sometimes that’s something you can manage with consistent watering and mulch, but sometimes Mother Nature has other plans! The good news? Your plant can often recover, and future tomatoes may develop normally once growing conditions become more consistent. Have you dealt with blossom end rot this season? 🍅 Let us know where you’re gardening from and how your tomatoes are doing! #ParkSeed #TomatoGrowing #VegetableGarden #GardenTips #GrowYourOwnFood

Jul 28, 2026 · Tiktok