Vegetable, flower, and herb seeds for Northeast Florida. Our seasonal racks rotate through the year. Call us to check for a specific variety.
This is the list of seeds we stock, not what is on the rack today. Any of them can be sold out or out of season right now, so call (904) 471-0440 before you come in and we will check the rack, or see the seasonal planting guide.
Search or open a crop to see the varieties we stock. Stock changes through the season, so call before a special trip.
Stocking a seed does not mean it is on the rack today. Call to check.
Open a crop to see the varieties we stock.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Open a crop to see the varieties we stock.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Open a crop to see the varieties we stock.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
More seasonal selections may be available. Call to check the rack.
Open a crop to see the varieties we stock.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Our seasonal selection changes. Call to ask which varieties are in.
Florida has two main growing seasons. Here are crops to consider in St. Augustine.
Warm-season crops do well as the weather settles. Start seeds indoors before the last frost or sow outdoors after frost danger has passed.
Choose heat-tolerant crops for summer. Okra, southern peas, and many warm-season plants can thrive in the heat.
As temperatures drop, plant cool-season crops. Fall is one of Northeast Florida’s best garden seasons.
Keep cool-season crops going and plan ahead for spring. Onion and pepper seeds can be started indoors.
Come see what is on the seed rack this season. Looking for a particular variety? Call ahead and our staff will check for you.
1690 A1A South
St. Augustine, FL 32080
Mon-Sat: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sun: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
