Want to grow your own curry plant? It’s easier than you think! This guide covers everything from planting to harvesting, plus tips for growing indoors or outside. Don’t forget to check out the Seed to Spoon app for even more plants and gardening tips — it’s free on iOS, Android, and the web!
November may bring colder weather, but there’s still plenty to do both indoors and outdoors to keep your garden thriving. From planting garlic and mulching to growing fresh herbs and microgreens inside, this guide covers all the essential November gardening tasks. Learn what to grow, how to protect your plants, and tips for planning ahead for a productive season!
Learn how to start composting with this beginner’s guide! Watch our live workshop video to discover composting methods, tips, and solutions to common composting challenges.
October is the perfect time to refresh your garden with cool-season crops and essential tasks. In our latest video, we cover 11 must-grow plants and tips to keep your garden thriving this fall. From planting leafy greens and root crops to starting indoor microgreens and building DIY PVC hoophouses, you’ll find everything you need to know to make the most of your October garden. Don’t miss out on these expert tips to grow indoors and out!
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a hardy perennial that brings beauty and benefits to any garden. Known for attracting pollinators and thriving in drought conditions, yarrow is easy to grow and care for. In this guide, learn how to plant, maintain, and harvest yarrow, while using the Seed to Spoon app to simplify your gardening journey. Start growing yarrow with high-quality seeds from Park Seed today!
Discover the easiest way to grow carrots in your garden using seed tape! This method takes the guesswork out of spacing and makes planting a breeze. Learn step-by-step tips for using seed tape and find out how Park Seed’s Sow Effortless Collection can simplify your gardening even more. Let’s make growing carrots fun and hassle-free!
Friends that are interested in trying to grow some of their own food have reached out to me and asked what they should do to get started. Much like I was when I started, they’re often overwhelmed by all of the various information out there about how to grow food and have no idea where to start. Here are the four simple steps I give anyone that asks me what they should do to get started with growing some of their own food
When we start getting more green beans than we know what to do with, we start to prepare some for freezing so we can have a stash built up for the winter time when we do not have a fresh supply coming in. This simple process is how we make it so we always have green beans all year round.
Join us live on July 30 at 12pm CST on our YouTube and Facebook channels for “Garden-Inspired Cooking: Sharing Favorite Recipes.” We’ll be showcasing our top garden recipes and sharing delicious creations sent in by our audience. Plus, one lucky participant will win a free 1-year premium subscription to the Seed to Spoon app! Don’t miss out on this tasty event!
Missed our latest workshop? Catch up anytime! Learn how to make the most of the Seed to Spoon app with insights from the creators, Carrie and Dale. Discover key features like Growbot for plant issue identification, personalized garden profiles, task tracking, detailed planting schedules, and more. Get practical tips to maximize your gardening efficiency and uncover often-overlooked features to boost your garden’s health and productivity. Watch the full workshop here.
