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Seeds for Sale & Gardening Supplies at Park Seed

Helping gardeners grow since 1868, with trusted seeds, exceptional plants, and practical advice.

Let's Grow Something New

Every garden starts with a little inspiration. Explore exciting new varieties, fresh ideas, and more ways to make your garden your own. Whether you're trying something different or planning your next favorite, there's always something new to grow.

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Let's Grow Something Proven

Great gardens start with seeds and plants you can count on. From trusted favorites to time-tested varieties, we bring generations of gardening experience, quality, and know-how to everything we offer. So you can plant with confidence, season after season.

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Empowering Every Gardener to Grow and Succeed

Park Seed Exclusives are made for today’s gardeners—easy, reliable, and designed for success. Our exclusive gardening collections simplify every step of growing, from starting seeds to harvesting abundant vegetables, helping gardeners of every level grow with confidence.

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Bio Dome Seed Starting Systems

Start seeds like a pro using our proven growing system. The Bio Dome creates the perfect environment for strong, healthy seedlings—no guesswork required.

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Sow Effortless Collection™

Find the secrets to effortless gardening with our revolutionary seed tapes, discs, and mats. Designed for convenience and efficiency, these innovative gardening solutions promise a hassle-free sowing experience with pre-spaced, non-GMO seeds.

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Whopper Vegetable Seeds

Bigger harvests, better flavor, and unbeatable performance. Our Whopper seed collection is bred for gardeners who love generous yields and great taste.

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Garden-Tested Favorites for Homegrown Harvests

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Let's Grow Something to Share

The best things we grow are often the ones we share. From fresh vegetables at the dinner table to flowers for a friend, gardening brings people together. Grow something worth giving, enjoying, and passing along.

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Red Waxed Red Bloom Amaryllis Bulb Gift

Red Waxed Red Bloom Amaryllis Bulb Gift

Red Waxed Red Bloom Amaryllis Bulb Gift

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New Living Gifts

Share more than a present—give an experience. These new living gifts arrive...

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Share the Beauty with Best Selling Flower Seeds

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Learn More About Gardening

Our blog is your go-to guide for gardening advice from planting hardy vegetables and flavorful herbs to nurturing colorful flowers. We have the tools, tips, and inspiration to help you succeed. Bookmark the page for easy reference any time.

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We’re sharing what we’re growing, what’s working (and what’s not), and giving away seeds along the way. Join us on Instagram to connect with gardeners who get it. The mess. The magic. The first tomato of the season.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where can I buy vegetable seeds online?

You can shop vegetable seeds online at Park Seed, from tomatoes to peppers, lettuce, beans, cucumbers, and squash. Our selection includes heirloom, hybrid, and organic options. Start with vegetables you like to eat, then think about your space and sunlight. Growing in pots? Look for compact varieties. Have a short growing season? Check the days to maturity so your vegetables have time to reach harvest.

Are Park Seed’s vegetable seeds non-GMO? 

Yes, Park Seed offers non-GMO vegetable seeds, including heirloom and hybrid varieties. Non-GMO means the seeds were not developed through genetic engineering. Hybrid seeds are produced through controlled cross-pollination and are also non-GMO. Organic certification is a separate designation, so look for varieties specifically labeled organic if that is important to your garden. Explore our non-GMO seed selection to find vegetables, flowers, and herbs.

What are heirloom vegetable seeds, and why choose them?

Heirloom vegetable seeds are older, open-pollinated varieties that gardeners have grown for generations. If you’re trying them for the first time, start with a vegetable you already enjoy growing, such as tomatoes, peppers, or beans. Check how much room it needs and how long it takes to harvest so you can choose a variety that fits your garden. Browse our heirloom vegetable seeds to find your next planting.

Does Park Seed offer organic vegetable seeds?

Yes, you’ll find organic vegetable seeds at Park Seed. Look for the organic label when browsing and check the description of the variety you’re considering. It’s easy to mix up organic and heirloom, but they mean different things: organic describes how the seed was produced, while heirloom describes the variety’s background. A seed can be both, so check for both labels if that’s what you want to grow.

What is the difference between annual and perennial flower seeds?

Annual flowers grow, bloom, and finish their life cycle in one season. Perennials can come back year after year when they’re suited to your climate. Plant annuals for seasonal color and perennials for a garden that fills out over time or grow a little of both. Just check the variety’s bloom time: some perennials flower the first year, while others need another season to settle in. Our flower seed selection includes options for both.

How do I choose and plant wildflower seeds?

Start with your planting spot: how much sun does it get, and does the soil stay dry or hold moisture? Choose wildflower seeds that suit those conditions and your region. If you want native flowers, check the species in the mix because “wildflower” doesn’t always mean native. Before sowing, clear away weeds and follow the packet’s planting directions. Good contact with the soil and consistent moisture during germination give your seeds a better start.

What supplies do I need to start seeds indoors?

You don’t need a complicated setup. Start with clean containers that drain, seed-starting mix or growing plugs, seeds, labels, and a way to water gently. You’ll also need enough light for the seedlings once they sprout; grow lights can help if your windows don’t provide it. A seed starter kit makes gathering the basics easier. Our seed-starting supplies include Bio Dome systems and other options—check what’s included before choosing your kit.

When should I start seeds indoors?

Work backward from your area’s average last spring frost date, using the number of weeks recommended on the seed packet. Tomatoes often need six to eight weeks indoors, while peppers may need eight to ten. Resist the temptation to start everything early because seedlings can outgrow their space before the garden is ready. Different crops need different schedules, so our guide to when to start seeds indoors can help you plan.

How do I start seeds indoors?

Moisten your seed-starting mix, fill your containers, and sow at the depth listed on the packet. If you’re using growing plugs, follow their preparation instructions instead. Label everything as you go—it’s surprisingly easy to forget what’s planted where. Keep the mix moist rather than soggy, and follow each variety’s warmth and light requirements. Once seedlings are growing, give them plenty of light. Our indoor seed-starting guide walks you through the next steps, including getting plants ready for life outdoors.

How long do seeds last, and how should I store them?

Don’t throw away a packet just because you didn’t use it all last season. Many seeds keep for several years, although some lose their ability to sprout sooner than others. Store leftover seeds somewhere cool, dry, and dark, and keep the variety name and year with them. Unsure about an older packet? Test a few seeds before committing garden space. Our seed storage guide explains what to expect from different types.