When the need for seeds strikes, it's a hard call to ignore. Whether you're prepping for summer season, starting a late garden, or growing herbs and microgreens indoors, we've got an excellent selection of the finest plant seeds around — so go ahead, give yourself the gift that keeps on growing. Each of these seed packs have received rave reviews from Grove members who love to grow their own bounty from scratch. But you don't have to be a green thumb to enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor. These seeds are easy to grow so you can reap the rewards of your harvest and munch on hand grown goodies all year round. If you're new to the game or need a refresher, grab your garden tools, and don't forget to check out the FAQ section at the end for answers to commonly asked questions about growing a garden from seed.
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Grow your own microgreens at home in about one week with this easy-to-use Hamama Seed Quilt. Just use it alongside the Hamama Microgreens Starter Kit, and grow greens for salads, sandwiches, and smoothies in no time. Choose from a variety of Hamama Seed Quilt refills, including Spicy Daikon Radish, Super Salad Mix, Hearty Broccoli, Energizing Kale, …
Stay humble by growing your own vegetables at home with help from this Spade to Fork Organic Vegetable Garden Kit. This organic garden kit comes with the essentials you’ll need to begin growing lettuce, radishes, cherry tomatoes, green beans, and carrots — the perfect rainbow of veggies for your plate. Along with five certified USDA organic seed …
Save when you bundle with Grove — this Hamama Seed Quilts Variety Pack comes with five of the Hamama Seed Quilts refills, including the Spicy Daikon Radish, Super Salad Mix, Hearty Broccoli, Energizing Kale, and Zesty Mix. These DIY microgreen seed quilts are super easy to grow at home with the Hamama Microgreens Starter Kit. Get greens to use in …
Add Italian herbs to your cooking… mmm pizza, pasta, you name it with help from this Modern Sprout DIY Seed Ball Kit - Pizza Garden. This seed ball kit gives you what you need to make up to 20 nutrient-rich seed balls. Instructions are included to make things easy breezy even if you’re a beginning gardener. Not only can your household benefit from …
Way cooler than the seed packets your grandma uses to grow her garden. A new, inspiring take on home-grown, organic spinach, kale, and wheatgrass, this Modern Sprout Seed Pop - Super Greens can be planted in the ground or in a container indoors — can you say windowsill garden? The wooden lollipop seed stick doubles as a plant marker once you’ve …
Once you've settled on the type of seeds you want to plant, it's time to prep them for germination. Generally, you'll want to start germinating your seeds 5 - 10 weeks before you transplant the sprouts to a pot or garden bed. But first, what even is germination?
Seed germination, aka seed starting, is the process of turning your seeds into plants. When you grow your seeds inside, it increases their likelihood of successful germination. Don't get us wrong — starting seeds outside works, but it might not be the best choice if you're new to gardening. After the seed sprouts into a young but sturdy plant, it's ready to be potted or moved to an outdoor garden bed. Take a gardening deep-dive with our guide to starting an indoor or outdoor garden.
It's true that some seeds are easier to grow than others. Celery, for example, takes a long time to germinate — not the best choice for a newbie gardener who wants to eat their yield ASAP. Luckily, there's a great selection of fast-growing seeds to choose from if you want to increase your chances of a successful harvest. You can also find a stellar selection of indoor grow kits that come with all the goodies you need to start an abundant garden in your kitchen anytime of the year.
Here are a few of the easiest seeds to grow for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike:
Fertilizer is a great way to give your plants a boost of the nutrients they love, like nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. Supplying your outdoor garden or houseplants with an extra dose of these nutrients can help them grow faster and stay healthy — and if you've got a vegetable garden, adding a natural fertilizer to your maintenance routine will help your plants grow more produce.
Fertilizers do a lot more than simply giving your plants a nutrient boost. You can find fertilizers and lawn care products that get rid of weeds using natural ingredients, or fungicides that protect your lush greenery from fungus and rot.
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