Seeds for Every Garden
Vegetable, flower, and herb seeds selected for success in Northeast Florida. From backyard gardens to raised beds, start growing with confidence.
Seed Categories
We carry a wide selection of seeds from trusted growers, all suited to Florida's unique growing conditions.
Vegetable Seeds
Warm-season and cool-season vegetable varieties selected for success in Northeast Florida's Zone 9b climate. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, and leafy greens that thrive in our sandy soils.
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Annual and perennial flower seeds to bring color to your garden beds, borders, and containers. Includes native wildflower blends adapted to Florida's growing conditions.
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Culinary and medicinal herb seeds for kitchen gardens, container plantings, and landscape borders. Many herbs thrive year-round in our mild Northeast Florida climate.
Shop In-StoreSeasonal Planting Guide
Florida has two main growing seasons. Here's what to plant and when for the best results in St. Augustine.
Spring
February - AprilPrime time for warm-season crops. Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost or direct sow after danger of frost has passed.
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Summer
May - AugustFocus on heat-tolerant varieties. Many cool-season crops struggle but tropicals and warm-season plants thrive.
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Fall
September - NovemberThe second planting season in Florida. Cool-season crops go in as temperatures drop. Many gardeners consider fall their most productive season.
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Winter
December - JanuaryContinue cool-season harvests and plan for spring. Start onion and pepper seeds indoors for a head start.
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Seed Starting Tips
Use Quality Seed-Starting Mix
Don't use garden soil for seed starting. A sterile, lightweight seed-starting mix provides the drainage and aeration seedlings need.
Watch Your Watering
Keep seed-starting mix consistently moist but not waterlogged. A spray bottle works well for gentle watering without disturbing tiny seeds.
Time It Right for Florida
Our planting calendar differs from northern states. Cool-season crops go in fall, warm-season in spring. Ask our staff for exact timing.
Harden Off Before Transplanting
Gradually expose indoor seedlings to outdoor conditions over 7-10 days before transplanting into garden beds.
Ready to Start Growing?
Visit our nursery to browse our full seed selection. Our staff can help you choose the right varieties for your garden, soil, and sun conditions.
Location
1690 A1A South
St. Augustine, FL 32080
Hours
Mon-Sat: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sun: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM