Grow with Your Plants with Gardenary's New Seed System

Introducing Gardenary's New Line of Seeds

You know how I'm always telling you to ignore the spacing suggestions on the back of your seed packages? Well, finally, I can show you some packages with seed spacing rules you don't have to ignore.

And that's because I made them!

I'm so excited to tell you all about Gardenary's new line of seeds for your kitchen garden. These follow along with my eight steps to learn how to grow just about anything in the garden. So if you've never gardened before or you've been gardening for a few seasons or you're an experienced gardener, you're going to love my new set of seeds because they go right along with my book, Leaves, Roots, and Fruit.

Inside this book, I introduce the eight steps of learning to garden. I start with the simplest plants and then graduate to plants that are harder, take longer, and need more resources to get to their final product.

Well, we created an entire line of seeds to follow along with each and every step of the Leaves, Roots, and Fruit system. All of our seeds are certified USDA organic and non-GMO. The seed packages include instructions you can actually follow.

And right now, we have our first set of seeds ready to ship out and plant inside your garden. Let me show you some of the seeds that are included in this first round. 

Gardenary's Herb Seeds

First, we have our herb seeds. These are on Step Two, after microgreens and sprouts. An herb is any plant with parts (such as leaves, seeds or flowers) used to flavor food or create medicine. Herbs can grow in a small footprint, making them perfect for patios or small spaces. They're also ideal for newish gardeners as they almost take care of themselves. Herbs are so simple to grow and will give you harvests for months.

In our herb collection, we've got calendula, sweet basil, and nasturtiums. Each of these packages details what kind of garden setup is best for your herbs, plus the steps on how to plant the seeds in your garden and when to plant them. We also have detailed information on how to care for them to get the most from your plants in your garden.

Gardenary's Salad Garden Seeds

Next we have my favorite, the leafy greens from Step Three. These are some of the easiest plants to grow from seed, often in as little as four weeks! Once you taste the goodness of growing your own lettuce, it will be hard to go back to store bought.

We're featuring some of the easiest greens to grow in your kitchen garden, including Slow Bolt Arugula, Bright Lights Swiss Chard, Bloomsdale Spinach, Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce, and Butterhead Lettuce. These seeds will bring you quick satisfaction and abundant harvests.

On the back of each seed packet, there are instructions so you know how to plant them the Gardenary way. I wish I could send these seeds to everyone in the world so that there'd be no more sad salads from the grocery store.

Gardenary's Root Seeds

Next up, we have Steps Four and Five—roots, tubers, and bulbs. Roots require some work at the time of planting but are a snap to grow after that. Once harvested, roots have a long shelf life.

I selected my favorite roots to grow in the garden, largely because they're just so easy. So we've got French Breakfast Radishes, Danvers Carrots, and Detroit Dark Red Beets. There's even a packet for Bunching Onions, which are so wonderful to have in the garden near all your leafy greens.

These all have my directions on the back of how to space these seeds to get the most out of your kitchen garden space.

Gardenary's Fruiting Plant Seeds

Next up, we have Step Six, small fruits. Fruiting plants are the most demanding plants to grow, but the rewards are so sweet. These plants require more space, more sunlight, and more tending to thrive. Small fruit seeds are categorized as "small" when they can produce fruit in 120 days or under and the end fruit result is a small fruit. 

I've included my favorite cool season fruiting plant, Sugar Snap Peas. You'll also get Jalapeño Peppers, Kentucky Blue Pole Beans, Provider Bush Beans, and Pickling Cucumbers to grow as soon as the weather warms up.

Again, we've got the Gardenary directions on the back so you know exactly how to grow these plants every step of the way.

Gardenary's Large Fruits & Flower Seeds

And finally, we have a couple of seed packages from Steps Seven and Eight.

Step Seven is growing large fruits. These plants aren't necessarily difficult to grow, but they require a lot more space and sunlight to produce for you. Step Eight is actually growing plants for their seeds. Plants on these steps can take up to 150 days to reach maturity!

Sugar Baby Watermelons and Lemon Queen Sunflowers are two of the easiest things to grow on the higher levels of my step-by-step system. You'll find directions to grow them the Gardenary way right on the back of the seed packets.

Order Your Seed Packs!

This is a project that we've been working on for years, and I'm so thrilled to get to ship all these seeds right to your doorstep. We're offering these at a price you will not believe. You cannot get seeds at this cost anywhere else, and you especially can't get them with the detailed instructions and help that we offer you here at Gardenary anywhere else either.

You can finally start obeying the plant spacing rules, but only the ones that are on the backs of my seed packages, okay? I can't wait to plant and grow these favorites alongside you in my own garden this year.

Thanks for being here and helping to make gardening ordinary again!