Park Seed’s marketing, tracked daily.
The latest creative Park Seed puts in front of shoppers — homepage, email and social — captured on the day each one changed.
Latest creative
As of September 25, 2026
Email
Have You Heard A Buzz....🐝there's savings inside...
Sep 25, 2026
Social
InstagramDon’t put the garden away yet! 🍂🌱 Fall is one of our favorite times to grow, and there’s still SO much you can plant! 🥬 Greens like lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula & swiss chard 🥦 Brassicas such as broccoli, cabbage & cauliflower 🥕 Root crops like carrots & radishes 🌸 Flowers like pansies, violas, calendula & snapdragons 🌼 Plus perennials like coneflowers, bee balm & black-eyed Susans! & more! What you can start indoors or plant outside right now depends on your location and weather, which is where our Seed to Spoon app makes things easy! You can see planting dates based on your location and know exactly what you can get growing. Grab your seeds, check your planting dates, and keep that garden going! 🍂 What are you planting this fall? #LetsGrowTogether #FallGardening #FallGarden #GrowYourOwnFood #ParkSeed
Sep 25, 2026
What we track on Park Seed
ShopVision captures the public marketing we see from Park Seed every day and classifies each asset by channel. This page shows the most recent creative from each; signing in opens the full archive, filtered by channel, storefront and date.
- Coverage
- 1 storefront · US
- Monitoring
- 3 channels · daily capture
- Refresh
- Daily. Records publish on a three-day lag, so this page runs to September 25, 2026.
- Data types
- HomepageEmailSocial
- Dataset
- Live
Which channels does Park Seed use?
All channelsEmail is Park Seed's most-used channel. Jump to a channel below, or read straight down.
Park Seed homepage updates
74 capturedCadence
~6.8/ wk
Last 30 days
29
▲ 26%· vs prior 30d
Park Seed on email
251 capturedCadence
~24/ wk
Last 30 days
104
Have You Heard A Buzz....🐝there's savings inside...
Sep 25, 2026
🧄 Garlic is Going Fast & it's ON SALE!
Sep 24, 2026
Psst…Your 25% OFF Starts Early
Sep 23, 2026
⏰ Time’s Almost Up to Save 30% OFF Seeds
Sep 22, 2026
Garden Favorites Are Going Fast—Save 30%
Sep 21, 2026
Under $5 & 30% OFF...yes, please!
Sep 20, 2026
🌶️ Pick Your Peppers—ALL Seeds 30% OFF
Sep 19, 2026
Heirloom Favorites + 30% OFF ALL Seeds
Sep 18, 2026
🥬 Better Greens Start with 30% OFF Seeds
Sep 17, 2026
Plants UNDER $20 and Selling Fast
Sep 16, 2026
Shrubs Under $30 & Ready to Ship!
Sep 15, 2026
Only Hours Left: Save $20 on $75
Sep 14, 2026
Promotional history, record by record
272 records · latest 5 shown267 more offers sit before Sep 23, 2026
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Park Seed on social
240 capturedCadence
~27/ wk
Last 30 days
116
Top platform
Facebook
Don’t put the garden away yet! 🍂🌱 Fall is one of our favorite times to grow, and there’s still SO much you can plant! 🥬 Greens like lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula & swiss chard 🥦 Brassicas such as broccoli, cabbage & cauliflower 🥕 Root crops like carrots & radishes 🌸 Flowers like pansies, violas, calendula & snapdragons 🌼 Plus perennials like coneflowers, bee balm & black-eyed Susans! & more! What you can start indoors or plant outside right now depends on your location and weather, which is where our Seed to Spoon app makes things easy! You can see planting dates based on your location and know exactly what you can get growing. Grab your seeds, check your planting dates, and keep that garden going! 🍂 What are you planting this fall? #LetsGrowTogether #FallGardening #FallGarden #GrowYourOwnFood #ParkSeed
Sep 25, 2026 · Instagram
Jet Black Hollyhock has been turning heads since at least 1629! This dramatic heirloom was even grown in Thomas Jefferson’s gardens at Monticello. Its towering spires are covered in deep maroon blooms so dark they appear nearly black. Sow this fall for next summer’s drama! Gardeners in colder regions can also winter-sow once temperatures stay cold. Either way, this is one piece of living history that refuses to blend into the background! #ParkSeed #ThrowbackThursday #JetBlackHollyhock #Hollyhock #HeirloomFlowers
Sep 24, 2026 · Facebook
🧄 If you want to grow garlic, fall is the time to get it planted! Garlic is one of those crops that’s surprisingly simple to grow. Plant individual cloves this fall, let them grow through the seasons, and you’ll be harvesting full bulbs next summer. Whether you go with hardneck or softneck, now’s the time to pick your varieties and get them ordered because our garlic is going FAST! We’re shipping garlic now, so grab yours while your favorites are still available! 🧄🌱 #LetsGrowTogether #FallGardening #GrowGarlic #Garlic #ParkSeed
Sep 23, 2026 · Tiktok
What if one of the best things you could plant this fall…isn’t something you plan to harvest? Cover crops can help protect bare garden soil through winter while adding organic matter, improving soil structure, reducing erosion, and even helping replenish nitrogen for next year’s garden. From crimson clover and hairy vetch to winter rye, oats, and daikon radish, different cover crops can do different jobs in the garden. Not sure where to start? We’re breaking down 10 winter cover crops and how to choose the right one for your soil. Read more:
Sep 22, 2026 · Facebook
Congrats to everyone who figured out this week’s Guess the Seeds! 🎉 This was definitely a tricky one! We even added a hint that these are cool-season flowers that prefer darkness to germinate, and you all came up with some really great guesses. The answer was Flirty Skirts Pansy! 🌸 These gorgeous pansies are such a fun way to add color to the garden when a lot of other flowers are slowing down. They love cooler weather, making them perfect for fall and early spring gardens, containers, borders, and more. If you’ve been looking for something beautiful to grow through the cooler months, pansies are absolutely worth adding to your seed list! 🌸 Facebook winner: Elaine Hicks 🌸 Instagram winner: Heather Congratulations! Send us a message with your shipping information and we’ll get your free Flirty Skirts Pansy seeds headed your way! 💌 Thanks to everyone who guessed. We’ll have another one coming soon! 🌱 #GuessTheSeeds #Pansies #FallGarden #ParkSeed #LetsGrowTogether
Sep 21, 2026 · Facebook
🌱 From seeds… to this! 🍅🥒🌿 We’ve been following the Intergenerational Garden Club throughout the season, and it’s pretty amazing to look back at where they started and see everything the garden has produced! So many seeds planted, so much time spent growing together, and now plenty of fresh food to show for it! 💚 We’re so proud of everything these gardeners have grown this season and we’ve loved getting to follow along! #ParkSeed #IntergenerationalGarden #GardenHarvest #GrowingTogether #LetsGrowTogether
Sep 20, 2026 · Tiktok
Your porch deserves a fresh burst of color when the weather cools! This combination mixes ruffles, fragrance, warm autumn shades, and tidy flower spikes in one welcoming display. 1. Flirty Skirts Mix Pansy brings fully ruffled blooms to the center of attention. 2. 'Bunny Ears' Viola adds fragrance and the most playful elongated petals. 3. Pastel Carpet Sweet Alyssum softens the edges with a low cloud of pastel blooms. 4. 'Orange Flash' Calendula adds coppery orange flowers that are edible too. 5. Snaptini Mix Dwarf Snapdragon brings compact vertical color without overwhelming the pot. These Park Seed flowers shine as fall and winter color in mild climates. If cold arrives quickly where you garden, save the recipe for spring or use suitable protection. Which flower would you want greeting you at the door? #ParkSeed #FallFlowers #GrowFromSeed #FlowerGarden #CoolSeasonGarden
Sep 19, 2026 · Instagram
There’s still time to plant! 🌱 September isn’t the finish line for your garden - it’s the start of something delicious (and beautiful)! From fresh fall greens to future blooms, there’s plenty to look forward to. What’s going into your garden this month? 🥬🌸 Save this for your next planting day! These are general suggestions by zone - check our Seed to Spoon app for timing based on your location, and keep your local weather in mind! #ParkSeed #SeedToSpoon #FallGardening #fallgarden #gardenplanning
Sep 18, 2026 · Tiktok
Sweater weather has a flower, and it has the cutest little face! Meet Johnny Jump Up Viola: purple-and-yellow blooms with old-fashioned Heart’s Ease charm. This week’s Throwback Thursday brings centuries of flower folklore to your cool-season garden. Mild-winter gardeners, you can sow now for the cooler season ahead! Where winter arrives early, plan your seed start around local frost dates rather than expecting fall flowers. Give your garden a little personality and sow a little history! #ParkSeed #ThrowbackThursday #Viola #HeirloomFlowers #FallGardening
Sep 17, 2026 · Pinterest
Have you heard the “sleep, creep, leap” rule for perennials? Perennials can take a little patience, and that’s completely normal. In year one, they’re busy building strong roots. In year two, you’ll start to see more growth. By year three, they’re ready to put on a show. Knowing what to expect can make it a lot easier to give new plants the time they need. Learn how the 3-Year Rule works, plus tips for helping your perennials get established and grow beautifully for years to come: https://www.parkseed.com/blogs/park-seed-blog/how-perennials-grow-what-s-the-3-year-rule What perennial in your garden was worth the wait?
Sep 16, 2026 · Facebook
“What can I plant in my garden right now?” It’s one of the questions we get ALL the time - and the tricky part is, the answer is different depending on where you live! That’s one of the biggest reasons we created the Seed to Spoon app. It takes your location and estimated frost dates from your closest weather station and does the figuring out for you, giving you personalized planting dates and suggestions for what you can start right now! No counting backward from frost dates. No trying to figure out planting calendars. Just open the app and see what makes sense for your garden! If you haven’t tried Seed to Spoon yet, download it and see what you can get growing right now! 🌱 #SeedToSpoon #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GardenTips #gardenapp
Sep 15, 2026 · Facebook
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Sep 14, 2026 · Facebook