What is Grow Along?
Grow Along is our hands-on educational series where we guide you through every step of growing your own garden — from seed to harvest. Whether you attended one of our in-person classes or are following along from home, this page is your go-to resource.
Below you will find detailed growing guides for each seed variety from our class kit, seasonal tips, and troubleshooting advice to help your garden thrive.
Your Growing Guides
Tap on any seed card to see full planting instructions. Each guide is tailored to our class seed kit.
Provider/ Bean Seed
Provider/ Bean Seed
King Arthur / Bell Pepper Seed
King Arthur / Bell Pepper Seed
Washington Cherry/ Organic Tomato Seed
Washington Cherry/ Organic Tomato Seed
Gordini/ lettuce Seed
Gordini/ lettuce Seed
Quick Snack / Cucumber Seed
Quick Snack / Cucumber Seed
Benary's Giant Mix / Zinnia Seed
Benary's Giant Mix / Zinnia Seed
Tips & Tricks
Common questions and expert advice to help your garden flourish.
How often should I water my seedlings?
Water lightly but consistently—keep the soil moist, not soggy. Most seedlings need watering once a day or every other day, depending on heat and soil drainage.
When is the best time to water plants?
Early morning is best. This allows water to soak into the soil before the sun evaporates it and helps prevent fungal issues.
Why are my plants turning yellow?
Yellow leaves are often caused by overwatering or poor drainage. Check the soil—if it’s constantly wet, reduce watering and improve airflow.
Do all plants need full sun?
No. While many vegetables need full sun, leafy greens and some herbs grow well in partial shade. Always match light needs to the plant type.
How can I improve my soil quality?
Add compost or organic matter regularly. This improves drainage, adds nutrients, and helps plants grow stronger.
Why are my plants not growing well?
Common reasons include poor soil, lack of sunlight, overcrowding, or inconsistent watering. Check all four before adding fertilizers.
Ready to Grow With Us?
Join our next Grow Along class and get hands-on experience planting seeds, building raised beds, and growing your own food.