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organic farm & gardening supplier, operating from the Sierra Foothills and online through GrowOrganic.com. Organic, non-GMO vegetable seeds, fertilizer, w**d & pest control, tools, growing supplies, irrigation & more! We ship anywhere in the U.S. We're a family-owned company, dedicated to preserving the earth and its environment by providing farmers and gardeners with cost-effective, state-of-the-art organic growing supplies, and the information and tools needed to apply them. Our aim is to support organic growers at every level. GrowOrganic.com proudly supports charities and community-based initiatives promoting food security, education, wellness and sustainable agriculture.

Wildflower seeds are here. PLANT NOW for spring color.Turn a sunny border, orchard edge, or open patch of garden into a ...
10/22/2026

Wildflower seeds are here. PLANT NOW for spring color.

Turn a sunny border, orchard edge, or open patch of garden into a season of flowers. Fall is a valuable sowing window in mild-winter gardens, when cooler conditions and seasonal moisture can help suitable wildflowers establish.

Explore California native mixes, pollinator favorites, and fragrant flowers to match the garden you want to grow. Choose a mix suited to your region, sun, and watering plans.

Give your seeds a good start: clear existing w**ds, follow the package’s planting depth and coverage directions, and create good seed-to-soil contact. Water as needed when rainfall is insufficient. In colder climates, follow the variety’s dormant-sowing or spring-planting guidance.

Shop wildflower seeds: https://www.groworganic.com/collections/wildflower-seeds

Your best garlic starts before you plant. 🧄First, match the garlic to your winter. Then let your taste buds help with th...
10/20/2026

Your best garlic starts before you plant. 🧄

First, match the garlic to your winter. Then let your taste buds help with the rest.

Organic Early Purple Italian brings balanced flavor and an early harvest to suitable mild-winter gardens. Cold winters open the door to sweetly rich Purple Glazer, spicy German Red, big-cloved Organic Norquay and bold Russian Red—with a bonus crop of curly scapes.

For a garden-to-kitchen tasting project, the Garlic Combo Pack pairs California Late White, Music and Russian Red with Elephant garlic and Organic French Red shallots. Label your rows and discover your favorites.

Organic Early Purple Italian, Russian Red and the Garlic Combo Pack are on sale now. Pick for your climate, plant as your local soil cools, and give next summer’s cooking something to look forward to.

Find your garlic: https://www.groworganic.com/collections/seed-garlic-and-shallots?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=go_garlic_planting_window_20261020&utm_content=practical_decision

Windsor Fava Beans: More Than a Cover Crop 🌱An open cool-season bed can grow a future bean harvest or a crop that helps ...
10/18/2026

Windsor Fava Beans: More Than a Cover Crop 🌱

An open cool-season bed can grow a future bean harvest or a crop that helps build your soil. Windsor fava beans produce large edible beans, along with sturdy upright growth and substantial roots.

For the garden: Established plants cover exposed soil and compete with cool-season w**ds. Used as green manure, their foliage and stems contribute organic matter as they break down. A compatible legume inoculant helps support nitrogen fixation.

For the kitchen: Let pods develop until they are full and green, then harvest the beans for cooking. Harvest timing varies with the weather, often around 80–100 days after planting.

Plant in fall where winters are mild, or in early spring in colder climates. For a bean harvest, sow 1–2 inches deep, space seeds 6–8 inches apart, and leave 18–24 inches between rows. Keep moisture consistent during flowering and pod development.

If soil building is your goal, cut the crop before mature seed develops and give the residue time to decompose before planting the next crop.

Explore Windsor Fava Bean seed:
https://www.groworganic.com/products/fava-bean-windsor-raw-lb

Green-and-gold skin gives way to strawberry-red flesh in Tiger Panache, an heirloom fig with a rich, sweet flavor and a ...
10/16/2026

Green-and-gold skin gives way to strawberry-red flesh in Tiger Panache, an heirloom fig with a rich, sweet flavor and a history spanning centuries.

Enjoy ripe halves with soft cheese, slice them onto a summer fruit plate, or savor them straight from the tree.

This late-ripening variety thrives with long, warm summers, full sun, and well-drained soil. It’s self-fruitful, so you only need one tree to grow your own striped harvest.

Make room for a little history—and a lot of flavor. Explore Tiger Panache.

https://www.groworganic.com/products/fig-tiger-panache-potted-1-yr-dwf-tr

Russian Banana Fingerling potatoes bring rich, buttery flavor and firm yellow flesh to the table. Their slender shape is...
10/13/2026

Russian Banana Fingerling potatoes bring rich, buttery flavor and firm yellow flesh to the table. Their slender shape is made for roasting, and they hold together beautifully in warm potato salads.

Build your next harvest around Russian Banana, creamy Yukon Gold, and versatile Red Pontiac. Add Early Purple Italian, Russian Red, or Purple Glazer garlic for the flavors that make homegrown meals memorable.

Fall is garlic-planting season in many regions, while mild-winter gardeners can plan a cool-season potato crop.

Explore potatoes and garlic at GrowOrganic.com.

How Daikon Improves Your Soil This Fall 🌱Daikon means “big root” in Japanese—and that substantial taproot explains why g...
10/12/2026

How Daikon Improves Your Soil This Fall 🌱

Daikon means “big root” in Japanese—and that substantial taproot explains why gardeners grow it as a cover crop. During active fall growth, this fast-growing radish puts open beds to work above and below ground.

🌱 Root growth: Its taproot pushes into dense soil and can help relieve compaction. Moist soil supports this natural “biodrilling.”

💧 Nutrient capture: Growing roots take up residual nitrogen and hold it in the plant’s leaves and fleshy root, helping reduce losses during wet weather.

🍃 W**d competition: Broad leaves develop into a canopy that shades the ground and competes with emerging w**ds.

🌧️ Soil protection: Established foliage covers exposed ground and helps protect the surface from rainfall.

In mild-winter regions with time for establishment, fall is a useful season for this living cover. Daikon needs no legume inoculant.

Explore Daikon Radish Seed:
https://www.groworganic.com/products/daikon-lb

Cherry sweetness. Plum juiciness. California roots.Sweet Treat Pluerry brings cherry-like sweetness and rich, juicy plum...
10/08/2026

Cherry sweetness. Plum juiciness. California roots.

Sweet Treat Pluerry brings cherry-like sweetness and rich, juicy plum flavor to a small red fruit made for picking, snacking, and reaching for just one more. Developed by Zaiger Genetics, it has plum, cherry, peach, and apricot in its family tree.

Build a backyard tasting garden around it. Santa Rosa Plum adds bold sweetness and lively tang; Burgundy Plum brings mellow, low-tartness sweetness. Either provides the compatible pollen Sweet Treat needs, along with another delicious harvest.

Sweet Treat suits USDA Zones 6–9, but winter chill matters, too. Use our Orchard Planner to compare growing needs and choose your pairing.

Explore Sweet Treat Pluerry and its plum partners at Grow Organic.

Sweet Treat Pluerry:
https://www.groworganic.com/products/pluerry-sweet-treat-std-tr

Orchard Planner:
https://www.groworganic.com/pages/peaceful-valley-bareroot-orchard-planner

Plant a patch that comes back year after year. 🌱Egyptian Walking Onions have a clever way of growing their next generati...
10/06/2026

Plant a patch that comes back year after year. 🌱

Egyptian Walking Onions have a clever way of growing their next generation: clusters of little onions, called topsets, form at the tips of tall stalks. As they grow heavier, the stalks bend toward the soil, where the bulbs can take root—giving these perennial onions their “walking” name.

Snip young green leaves to use like scallions in eggs, soups, and roasted vegetables. The small underground bulbs and topsets are edible, too. Save a few topsets to replant and leave part of the clump growing for future harvests.

Give them a sunny spot with good drainage, in a dedicated bed or roomy container. Fall planting works where soil remains workable.

Grow your own lasting patch:
https://www.groworganic.com/products/egyptian-walking-onion

Your USDA Zone is the starting point—not the whole growing story. 🌱Our new USDA Growing Zone Guides help you choose plan...
10/04/2026

Your USDA Zone is the starting point—not the whole growing story. 🌱

Our new USDA Growing Zone Guides help you choose plants with your climate in mind. Pair three pieces of information for better decisions:

❄️ Winter hardiness: USDA Zones describe average annual extreme minimum winter temperatures. Check that a tree’s listed range includes your exact zone.

🌼 Frost dates: Local spring and fall frost patterns help you plan planting and harvest. Even a winter-hardy fruit tree can lose blossoms to a late spring frost.

🌳 Chill hours: Many deciduous fruit trees need winter chill for normal budbreak and fruiting. Compare each variety’s requirement with your local conditions—winter survival alone doesn’t guarantee a crop.

Growing in Zone 7 or below? Pay close attention to winter limits, bloom timing, and your frost-free season. Gardening in Zone 9? Check chill requirements as well as frost exposure.

Explore the new guides:
https://www.groworganic.com/pages/usda-growing-zones

🧄 GARLIC — ON SALE NOW
Russian Red and our Hardneck Garlic Pack are listed for Zones 3–7. Organic Early Purple Italian and our Softneck Garlic Pack are listed for Zones 5–9; Organic Messidor is listed for Zones 7–10.

Also ON SALE NOW: our Garlic Combo Pack, with a selection of garlic types. Check the included varieties against your climate.

Find garlic for your garden:
https://www.groworganic.com/pages/garlic-selector

Check product pages for availability, preorder timing, and shipping restrictions.

Your October garden: 5 things to do now. 🍂October looks different in every garden. Some of us are still sowing greens; o...
10/01/2026

Your October garden: 5 things to do now. 🍂

October looks different in every garden. Some of us are still sowing greens; others are gathering the last tomatoes before frost. Start with your local forecast, then pick the next job that fits your patch.

🌱 Choose what you can still plant.
Cool-season greens and quick radishes may have time where fall stays mild. Check days to maturity against your expected frost—and allow extra time as daylight dwindles.

🧄 Make a plan for garlic and shallots.
Choose varieties suited to your winters and prepare a sunny, well-drained bed. Planting time depends on your climate; colder regions generally plant garlic in fall before the ground freezes.

🌷 Think ahead to spring flowers.
Plant spring-flowering bulbs as soils cool, following each variety’s regional guidance. Wildflower sowing also depends on your climate and species: fall rains suit some regions, while cold-climate dormant sowing waits until seeds won’t sprout before winter.

🍃 Cover open soil.
Sow a suitable cover crop while there’s time for it to establish, or protect empty beds with mulch.

🧺 Finish the harvest and get ready for cold.
Gather frost-sensitive crops before a freeze, remove diseased plant material, and have covers ready for tender plants you want to protect.

A few well-timed jobs now can make the next season easier.

Explore the October Gardening Guide:
https://www.groworganic.com/blogs/articles/20-great-gardening-tips-for-your-october-garden

Browse our fall catalog:
https://www.groworganic.com/pages/catalogs

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