Discover Our Diverse Selection of Non-GMO Garden Vegetable Seeds

Explore a rich variety of non-GMO garden vegetable seeds available at Piedmont Farm and Garden in Spartanburg, S.C. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, we have the seeds to meet all your gardening needs. Choose from open-pollinated, heirloom, and hybrid seeds to ensure a fruitful harvest.

Diverse Selection:

• Non-GMO garden vegetable seeds available at Piedmont Farm and Garden in Spartanburg, S.C.

Types:

• Includes open-pollinated, heirloom, and hybrid seeds.

Variety:

• Beans, beets, cabbage, cantaloupe, carrots, cauliflower, collard, corn, cucumber, greens, okra, squash, melons, and more.

Convenience:

• Order online.

Shipping:

• Free shipping via USPS 7-day Ground.

Essential Tips for Planting Vegetable Seeds and Plants

Planting a successful vegetable garden requires careful attention to various factors. Here are some essential tips to help you achieve a bountiful harvest:

Buy Vegetable Seeds:

• Purchase your vegetable seeds from a reputable company like Piedmont Farm and Garden Supply. They offer a wide variety of Non-GMO seeds in different sizes of seed packs, available online with free 7-day shipping or for pickup at their retail store in Spartanburg, S.C.

Sunlight:

• Ideally, your garden should receive 12 hours of direct sunlight, though most varieties will thrive with seven to eight hours.

Soil Preparation:

• Use organic soil amendments for optimal growth. For raised garden beds, bagged soil can be used, but ensure it’s organic. Piedmont Farm and Garden offers bulk mushroom compost for purchase.

Water Requirements:

• Water frequency depends on the growth stage, daily temperatures, soil type, sunlight, air movement, and humidity. Deep watering is preferred over shallow watering.

Temperature:

• Plant seeds or plants after the last average killing frost has passed. Use Gardener “season starters” or Harvest Guard for added protection.

Feeding:

• Use dry food at planting and every 2-3 weeks, supplemented with liquid fish, seaweed, or kelp. Avoid over-feeding, especially with certain plants like tomatoes.

Mulching:

• Apply 3-4 inches of organic mulch such as straw, hay, pine needles, or other suitable materials to keep the soil moist, control weeds, and prevent the spread of disease.

By following these tips, you'll set your garden up for success and enjoy a productive growing season.

Happy gardening!