Gardening by Season

Now is the time! Order seeds now so you’re sure to have all of your favorites this summer.

It’s a great time to focus on feeding the birds and planning your spring garden.

We’re catching spring fever, ordering seeds and plants, and planning our gardens, you too?

You can still work on the garden in November, whether that's planning indoors or working outdoors depends on your Zone.

Giving gardening gifts and planning your spring garden are prime December activities for gardeners.

Fresh herbs heighten flavors, scent your home, and set a cozy tenor for winter holiday entertaining.

Fall has arrived! There's still plenty to do in the garden to harvest your final veggies and enjoy late blooming flowers.

It's hot outside! Here's what to do this month to keep your plants cool and your garden productive in summer's heat.

It's time to plant cool season vegetables and prepare your gardens for fall, depending on your Zone.

Using cold frames in your edible garden can extend the growing season in fall and let you begin direct sowing sooner in spring.

Your vegetable garden isn't done yet! Even as temperatures cool, there are many seeds and crops that you can plant in fall.

It's a busy and exciting month in the garden. Here's what to do by Zone to keep your garden thriving.

Tips for what to plant when in your fall vegetable garden.

Hooray for June in the garden! Here's what we're doing in the garden this month.

It's prime gardening time. Here's what needs to be done in the garden this month.

Spring has arrived and we have your list of gardening tasks to get you started of right for a glorious gardening season.

To keep the garden looking good all summer, be sure to water, deadhead, weed, control pests, and sow seeds for fall crops.

Cleaning up your summer garden? Make sure you replenish your soil with nutrients from your compost pile as well as the right plants.

Plant bulbs, perennials, shrubs, and trees in fall. Remember to check changing sunlight and moisture levels, apply mulch, and rake the area cautiously.

Not all birds fly south for the winter so be sure you're supporting and feeding our feathered friends in the garden no matter the season.

The spring crops are winding down and here comes the bounty of summer. Here are six common summer vegetables that are at their peak in the warmth of summer.

Lots of gardeners start their seeds indoors to get a head start on the growing season, but many have never tried starting houseplants. The process is much the same for these 10 easy-to-grow houseplants.

Learn all about starting seeds indoors with the help of Park Seed. Our all-inclusive seed starter kits create the perfect indoor environment for healthy, thriving plant life.

Fall planting will be over sooner than gardeners think. Dig planting holes before early frosts, sow seeds and bulbs for spring, and order holiday amaryllis.

From pansies to sweet peas, violas to nasturtiums, some of the most beautiful blooms thrive in cooler weather. Start them from seed for economical color.

Plan to grow some garden vegetables for your Thanksgiving feast this year! Even if you begin in late summer, you can have a good harvest for November.

Spring bulb care, especially for tulips and daffodils, requires some neglect! Help the plants store nutrients by letting the foliage die back after bloom.

An unexepcted early or late frost can damage your garden. Find ways to protect your garden plants from frost with these tips.