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 August 22, 2026
Email
🫐 Fresh-Picked Flavor Starts with Berry Plants
Aug 22, 2026

Paid media
MetaThe Secret to Bigger Bean Harvests
Jun 15, 2026

Social
PinterestSnow Crystals Sweet Alyssum creates a compact canopy of fragrant white flowers. This Park Seed variety suits container edges, low borders, and pollinator-friendly plantings. Use it for fall containers where cooler weather is arriving in a suitable climate. In colder areas, save it for the local spring planting window. Grow in sun and trim after a flush to encourage more bloom. Would you tuck it into a pot or line a garden edge? #ParkSeed #FallFlowers #GrowFromSeed #FlowerGarden #CoolSeasonGarden
Aug 22, 2026
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- 1 storefront · US
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Park Seed homepage updates
75 capturedPark Seed on email
135 captured
🫐 Fresh-Picked Flavor Starts with Berry Plants
Aug 22, 2026

The First Blooms of Spring Start Here
Aug 21, 2026

🤔 Dreaming of Spring? These are worth the wait!
Aug 20, 2026

Hours Left to SAVE 25% on Bio Dome Seed Starting Systems
Aug 19, 2026

Wildflowers & Your Subscriber-Only Surprise!
Aug 18, 2026

Only a Few Hours Left to . . . Dig, Drop & Save 🌷
Aug 17, 2026

Bring on the Bees, Butterflies, & Birds!
Aug 16, 2026

20% OFF Tulips for a Limited Time!
Aug 15, 2026

🌻 Top Flowers to Direct Sow Now
Aug 14, 2026

✨ New Arrivals, New Season, New Garden Adventures!
Aug 13, 2026

🪴 Make Space for Something Green
Aug 12, 2026

Garlic Is Back, But Not for Long
Aug 11, 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

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
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Park Seed on social
209 capturedSnow Crystals Sweet Alyssum creates a compact canopy of fragrant white flowers. This Park Seed variety suits container edges, low borders, and pollinator-friendly plantings. Use it for fall containers where cooler weather is arriving in a suitable climate. In colder areas, save it for the local spring planting window. Grow in sun and trim after a flush to encourage more bloom. Would you tuck it into a pot or line a garden edge? #ParkSeed #FallFlowers #GrowFromSeed #FlowerGarden #CoolSeasonGarden
Aug 22, 2026 · Pinterest
A light frost does not have to end the vegetable garden. These five cool-season favorites can keep going after tender plants are finished. 1. Lacinato Kale becomes sweeter after frost. 2. Bright Lights Swiss Chard handles cool weather. 3. Scarlet Nantes Carrot suits a cool-season root garden. 4. Purple Top White Globe Turnip is frost tolerant and offers roots plus greens. 5. Space Hybrid Spinach may overwinter in mild areas. Plant size, weather, and protection affect cold tolerance. Watch forecasts, use row cover before stronger freezes, and check our Park Seed app, Seed to Spoon, for local guidance. #ParkSeed #FrostHardy #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #CoolSeasonCrops
Aug 21, 2026 · Pinterest
This is the kind of garden throwback that earns its place in fall! Red Russian Kale, also known as Ragged Jack, has been loved since the 1880s for its frilly leaves, purple-red stems, and cold-weather flavor boost. Sow it now for tender baby greens in about 25 days, or let cooler weather bring out that sweet, nutty bite. Plant a little history now, harvest something better when the weather cools. #ThrowbackThursday #ParkSeed #HeirloomSeeds #RedRussianKale #GardenHistory
Aug 20, 2026 · Pinterest
Your first fall vegetable garden does not need to be complicated. Start with quick, dependable crops that are happy to grow from seed, then enjoy the confidence that comes with that first harvest! 1. Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish delivers colorful roots in just 22 to 32 days. 2. Buttercrunch Lettuce forms tender, buttery heads. 3. Space Hybrid Spinach is ready in about 40 days. 4. Organic Arugula gives you peppery leaves and repeat cuttings. 5. Purple Top White Globe Turnip produces both edible roots and greens. Fall timing looks different in every garden. Check out our app, Seed to Spoon, to see what you can plant now based on your location. #ParkSeed #BeginnerGarden #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 19, 2026 · Pinterest
Orange Flash Calendula layers peachy orange petals over bronze undersides for a warm autumn palette. The edible flowers make this Park Seed variety useful in containers, cutting gardens, and decorative kitchen planting. Use cooler weather for fall growing in mild regions. Give it full sun, moist well-drained soil, and regular flower harvests. Would you grow it for bouquets or the edible petals? #ParkSeed #FallFlowers #GrowFromSeed #FlowerGarden #CoolSeasonGarden
Aug 18, 2026 · Pinterest
When Southern summer heat finally eases, the flower garden gets a fresh start. These five choices bring color, fragrance, and plenty of personality to mild-winter beds and containers. 1. Flirty Skirts Mix Pansy brings ruffled color to zones 8 to 11. 2. Rocket Hybrid Mix Snapdragon adds tall, fragrant spikes in zones 7 to 10. 3. Pastel Carpet Sweet Alyssum creates a low, fragrant edge in zones 8 to 11. 4. Pacific Beauty Mix Calendula offers cheerful, edible blooms in zones 8 to 11. 5. Bunny Ears Viola brings fragrant fall and winter color to zones 8 to 11. This Park Seed lineup is meant for mild-winter gardens. Check out our app, Seed to Spoon, to see which flowers fit your location and planting season. #ParkSeed #SouthernGarden #FallFlowers #GrowFromSeed #CoolSeasonGarden
Aug 17, 2026 · Pinterest
Cool nights have a sweet side! Several fall vegetables develop their best flavor and texture as the weather settles down. 1. Lacinato Kale becomes sweeter after a touch of frost. 2. Scarlet Nantes Carrot brings crisp texture and sweet flavor. 3. Red Express Purple/Red Cabbage forms compact, colorful heads. 4. Purple Top White Globe Turnip handles frost and offers roots plus greens. 5. Bright Lights Swiss Chard keeps harvests colorful. Cold tolerant does not mean freeze-proof. Watch local forecasts and protect plants before harder freezes. Check our Park Seed app, Seed to Spoon, for local planting guidance. #ParkSeed #FallGarden #CoolSeasonCrops #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 16, 2026 · Pinterest
A garden that keeps refilling the salad bowl sounds pretty good to us! These five greens can keep producing when you harvest the outer leaves and leave the growing point intact. 1. Lacinato Kale keeps sending up beautifully textured leaves. 2. Bright Lights Swiss Chard brings a fresh harvest plus a rainbow of colorful stems. 3. Red Sails Lettuce can be picked leaf by leaf before a full head forms. 4. Organic Arugula responds well when it is cut just above the crown. 5. Li Ren Choy is compact, quick, and delicious as a baby green or a mature plant. Keep moisture steady for tender growth. Our Park Seed app, Seed to Spoon, can help you find the best planting dates for these greens in your area. Which one disappears fastest from your kitchen? #ParkSeed #LeafyGreens #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 15, 2026 · Instagram
A garden that keeps refilling the salad bowl sounds pretty good to us! These five greens can keep producing when you harvest the outer leaves and leave the growing point intact. 1. Lacinato Kale keeps sending up beautifully textured leaves. 2. Bright Lights Swiss Chard brings a fresh harvest plus a rainbow of colorful stems. 3. Red Sails Lettuce can be picked leaf by leaf before a full head forms. 4. Organic Arugula responds well when it is cut just above the crown. 5. Li Ren Choy is compact, quick, and delicious as a baby green or a mature plant. Keep moisture steady for tender growth. Our Park Seed app, Seed to Spoon, can help you find the best planting dates for these greens in your area. #ParkSeed #LeafyGreens #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden
Aug 14, 2026 · Pinterest
Space Hybrid Spinach is the kind of fall crop that earns its spot quickly. Its smooth, upright dark green leaves are easy to pick, easier to clean, and ready in about 40 days. This Park Seed favorite also has improved heat resistance, which gives gardeners a little more flexibility while summer weather is winding down. Spinach still loves cool growing conditions, so keep the soil evenly moist and wait for your local weather to cooperate. Wondering when spinach season begins where you live? Check out our app, Seed to Spoon, for planting dates personalized to your location. Would these leaves end up in a salad, a sauté, or both? #ParkSeed #Spinach #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #CoolSeasonCrops
Aug 13, 2026 · Pinterest
Cooler weather does not have to mean the end of colorful containers. In mild-winter gardens, these five flowers can keep pots looking cheerful through fall and winter. 1. Flirty Skirts Mix Pansy brings fully ruffled, upward-facing blooms. 2. Snow Crystals Sweet Alyssum creates a fragrant white canopy. 3. Snaptini Mix Dwarf Snapdragon stays a tidy 6 to 8 inches tall. 4. Orange Flash Calendula adds edible peach and bronze flowers. 5. Bunny Ears Viola finishes the group with fragrant blooms and playful elongated petals. This Park Seed combination is best suited to zones 8 to 11 for fall and winter color. Gardeners in colder areas can use our Seed to Spoon app to find a better planting window for their location. #ParkSeed #FallFlowers #ContainerGarden #GrowFromSeed #CoolSeasonGarden
Aug 12, 2026 · Pinterest
Red Sails Lettuce brings buttery flavor and deeply ruffled red leaves to a fall salad garden. This Park Seed AAS Winner matures in about 45 days and is noted for resisting early bolting. Wait for the worst heat to ease, then sow shallowly in moist soil. Shade the seedbed during hot spells and do not let the surface dry while seeds germinate. Are you planning a fall salad bowl? #ParkSeed #FallGarden #GrowFromSeed #KitchenGarden #CoolSeasonCrops
Aug 11, 2026 · Pinterest