Flower Seeds & Plants

Unlock a world of vibrant color and captivating blooms with our carefully curated collection of flower seeds and plants. From heirloom treasures to modern hybrids, Park Seed's selection offers gardeners everything they need to cultivate stunning flower beds, borders, and container gardens that burst with life all season long.

Key Features of Flower Seeds & Plants 

• 100% Non-GMO Seeds: Every seed in our collection is carefully selected to ensure non-GMO purity, supporting healthy gardens and ecosystems.
• High Germination Rates: Our seeds are known for their excellent germination rates, giving you the confidence that your flowers will flourish.
• Pollinator-Friendly: Many of our varieties, such as Butterfly Weed and Bells of Ireland, attract essential pollinators like bees and butterflies, creating a thriving, eco-friendly garden.
• Easy to Grow & Maintain: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, our seeds are easy to grow, with many varieties requiring minimal care while offering maximum beauty.
• Long-Blooming Varieties: Enjoy continuous color from spring through fall with long-lasting blooms such as Giant Hyssop and Strawflower Best Mix.

How to Care for Your Flower Seeds & Plants

• Sunlight Requirements: Most flowers thrive in full sun (6-8 hours of direct sunlight), though some varieties like Bells of Ireland or Pastel Carpet Sweet Alyssum can tolerate partial shade.
• Fertilizing: Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer when planting or as plants begin to grow. Organic compost can also improve soil health, encouraging vigorous blooming.
• Pruning: For tall varieties like Love-Lies-Bleeding and Giant Hyssop, trim back stems as needed to maintain shape and prevent leggy growth. Pinching back early shoots also encourages fuller plants.

Why Buy from Park Seed

For over 150 years, Park Seed has been the go-to source for gardeners seeking premium seeds, plants, and expert advice. With every flower seed and plant you purchase, you are not only investing in your garden’s beauty but also in the rich legacy of sustainable, successful gardening.