Seeds that Perform Best During the Winter Growing Season
Winter doesn’t stop gardeners – it simply shifts how and what you grow. Many gardeners want fresh herbs indoors, hardy cool-season crops, or a head start on spring. But choosing what to grow in winter can feel uncertain, especially when daylight is short and temperatures drop.
Page Seed makes winter gardening simple with trusted, non-GMO varieties that thrive indoors or tolerate cold weather. These winter performers help you stay connected to your garden even when it’s freezing outside.
What Grows Best in Winter
Start Indoors for Early Spring Success
Grow these seeds indoors now for strong, healthy transplants once the weather warms.
Tomatoes
Peppers
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Grow Cool-Season Vegetables
These hardy crops tolerate chilly weather and bring freshness to the winter table.
Lettuce mixes
Spinach
Kale
Radishes
Peas
Fresh Herbs All Winter Long
Basil
Parsley
Cilantro
Chives
Dill
Flowers That Start Well Indoors
Start now for early-season blooms and healthier spring transplants.
Marigolds
Zinnias
Petunias
Pansies
Snapdragons
Explore more garden favorites
Why Winter Is a Smart Time
to Start Seeds
Starting seeds in winter gives you a head start on the growing season.
Page Seed’s winter-friendly varieties are selected because they germinate reliably indoors, handle cooler conditions well, or thrive as early-season crops.
When you start now, you’ll enjoy stronger seedlings, earlier harvests, and greater confidence as spring approaches.
What Gardeners Are Saying
Winter Gardening
