Organic Seeds & Plants

Organic seeds are grown without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetic modification. This ensures every seed has a natural growth process.

Heirloom seeds, on the other hand, are open-pollinated varieties passed down through generations. 

At Park Seed, we offer several organic heirloom options so you get the best of both worlds. Here are some of our best-sellers:  

• San Marzano Organic Tomato Seeds

• Cocozelle Organic Squash Seeds

• Kelloggs Breakfast Organic Tomato Seeds

What are the Advantages of Planting Organic Seeds?

Planting organic seeds supports sustainable gardening and provides many benefits to both your plants and the environment. Here are some key advantages:

• Chemical-Free Growth - Organic seeds are cultivated without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, ensuring healthier, nutrient-dense plants.

• Healthier Soil - Organic farming encourages beneficial microorganisms that naturally enhance soil fertility and structure.

• Biodiversity Support - Organic gardens attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, creating a thriving ecosystem.

• Safety for You and Your Family - Growing without chemical additives reduces exposure to harmful substances, making these vegetables and herbs safer for you and your family. 

You can learn more about these benefits in our In-Depth Organic Gardening blog post!

What are the Easiest Organic Seeds to Grow?

Starting with easy-to-grow organic seeds can boost your gardening success. Popular beginner-friendly options include:

• Lettuce: This leafy green is fast-growing and perfect for beginners. You can plant it successively for a continuous harvest throughout the season.

• Basil: Basil thrives in warm weather and can enhance several of your kitchen recipes. 

• Sunflowers: These tall plants are resilient and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, supporting biodiversity in your garden. 

If you're ready to grow your dream garden, check out our selection of sunflowers with 40 varieties!

How Long Do Organic Seeds Last?

The lifespan of organic seeds varies by type. Generally, vegetable and herb seeds last between 2 to 5 years when stored in a cool, dry place.

Flower seeds may have similar or slightly shorter longevity. For best results, check the seed packet for specific guidelines and expiration dates. 

5 Steps to Plant Your Organic Seeds

Planting your organic seeds correctly is essential to achieving healthy, productive growth. By following these key steps, you’ll give your garden the best start possible:

1. Prepare the soil: Enrich it with a healthy compost to support organic growth. Soil full of nutrients provides a strong foundation for your plants.

2. Check spacing and depth: Refer to your seed packet for ideal planting instructions. Proper spacing ensures plants have enough room to grow without competition. 

3. Water gently: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Consistent moisture helps seeds germinate without the risk of root rot.

4. Provide adequate light: Most organic plants need full sun to thrive. Ensure they receive at least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily for ideal growth.

5. Maintain and nurture: Weed regularly and mulch to retain moisture. Mulching helps regulate soil temperature and reduces the need for frequent watering.

Tip: For the best results, plant your seeds in nutrient-rich soil, provide ample sunlight, and maintain consistent moisture throughout the growing season.