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NEW Garden Blocks: done-for-you garden plans

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Know what to plant, when, and what comes next. Build your own plan or use done-for-you Garden Blocks to grow all year - based on your local area.

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Trusted by 571,000+ gardeners 12 done-for-you Garden Blocks $2,000+ of food from a 15 x 20 ft space*

SOUND FAMILIAR?

The same late-summer evening, two ways

After teaching growers around the world how to grow a continual harvest so they can replace the grocery store, there's one thing we've seen sabotage their harvest more than anything else. It typically shows up kinda like this.

WITH A SPREADSHEET

She pulls up the last of her summer squash, drops it on the pile, then stares at four beds of bare dirt. Two have sat empty since her spring peas came out.

She opens the trusty spreadsheet on her phone. Crop names are mapped to spring dates. Nothing comes after them.

Many of the fall crops she wanted to fill them with needed starting indoors weeks ago. Most of what she wanted to plant now would be going in late.

With a sigh, she marches inside without planting anything. For many growers who design their own garden plan, that missed fall window just gets written off until next year.

Beds she built and paid for sit bare all the way into frost
The harvest that would have filled the gap never happens
WITH GARDEN BLOCKS

The spring peas and summer squash come out of those same four beds. But this time the next thing in the sequence is already due, with the transplants started weeks ago or the seeds ready to sow.

She isn't standing over bare dirt working out what to do. It was worked out in February.

There's fresh produce coming out of every bed right up through the first frost.

The kitchen counter keeps filling faster than it empties, and there's even enough for a bag of extras to go over the fence to the neighbors most weeks.

Every crop lined up behind the one before it, through to frost
She's feeding her family from that garden, season after season
A static garden-planning spreadsheet is frozen in time at the moment it was written. Garden Blocks aren't.

THE IDEA BEHIND GARDEN BLOCKS

Take one section of a bed and plan the whole year into it

Instead of planning a garden crop by crop, a Garden Block settles a whole section of bed for the season. A spring planting, a summer planting, a fall planting, each one lined up behind the last, right through to frost.

Designed around your local frost dates, your season length, and the climate you grow in
Nothing is locked down. Swap any crop for alternatives that fit the same space and the same window, instantly
12 done-for-you blocks built in, ready to drop into a bed
*The garden that inspired this whole system brought in over $2,000 of food from a 15 by 20 foot space, four times more than average
Seedtime Plan Library showing the Nightshade Family Garden block: green onions, zinnia, radishes and indeterminate tomatoes sequenced from spring to winter
One Garden Block in Seedtime. Spring on the left, winter on the right, and the summer heat in the middle already accounted for.
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WHEN LIFE GETS IN THE WAY

Mark a planting off late and its remaining dates move to match

A static spreadsheet won't do that on its own. Without formulas built for every dependency, all that math has to be recalculated by hand, on a weekend you'd rather spend in the garden.

In Seedtime a planting marked off a week late automatically moves its remaining dates to match. Your weekly task list follows, and updating the next crops in the sequence is easy.

Tasks build themselves from your plan, week by week
Fall behind? Check it off late and the rest of that planting adjusts
Easily update other crops to keep the year rolling smoothly
Seedtime task list showing overdue and today seed-starting tasks with start and due dates
Your weekly task list in Seedtime, built off your own plan.

IT STARTS WITH A FREE SEEDTIME ACCOUNT

Put in your ZIP code. The rest comes with it.

Whether you came for Garden Blocks or just want a garden planner that does the math for you, here's what's waiting on the other side of the sign-up. All of it included in a free account.

Seedtime frost date settings showing average last and first frost for a location

Your frost dates and season

Put in your ZIP code and Seedtime pulls in the frost dates and growing season for your location.

Seedtime Plan Library with a Garden Block sequence

All 12+ Garden Blocks plans

Free access to every done-for-you plan, ready to customize for your garden. Pick one, drop it into a bed, and the year is scheduled.

Seedtime weekly task list

A weekly task list off your own plan

Every seeding, transplant and harvest mapped into your calendar and served up as a weekly list.

Seedtime garden layout showing raised beds and a planting timeline

Your beds on one map

Map out up to eight beds, then assign Garden Blocks to sections of them and Seedtime lays out the crops for you.

Seedtime planting calendar showing seed, transplant and harvest bars for each crop

A planting calendar for your location

Add any crop and its seeding, transplant and harvest windows land on your calendar, based on your frost dates. Drag to move, add successions in a click.

Seedtime garden journal showing dated entries with photos and crop tags

A garden journal

Notes, photos and tags in one place, tied to the exact planting they're about. Goodbye sticky notes.

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4.8 OUT OF 5 ACROSS 2,400+ REVIEWS

Growers who stopped standing over bare dirt

"I no longer have big gaps during the growing season"

"I'm convinced Seedtime is extremely helpful for getting the most out of any garden. I have found it especially useful for planning out successions of fast maturing crops (lettuces, dill, cilantro, Asian greens, etc); I no longer have big gaps during the growing season when I'm regretting that I didn't start another succession."

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Leslie Button experienced gardener · Jun 2025

"Every year I've busted my butt and gotten all my plants out in April in one big exhaustive swoop... With Seedtime, I can plan my garden and make the most use of its space within the entire growing season."

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Kara Wishon home gardener · Feb 2026 · Trustpilot

"As a beginner vegetable gardener, I lacked confidence that I could time my cool weather crops for fresh eating all winter long... I've gotten multiple successions seeded and planted! I'm thankful that the tools I need with Seedtime are free."

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Sara Tucker beginner vegetable gardener · Oct 2024 · Trustpilot

"It offers a much more in-depth way to layout your garden visually with built in succession planting for crops that go together so you make the most of your growing space."

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Marsha Robinson seasoned gardener · Feb 2026 · Trustpilot

"Love the garden planner, calendar, layout, companion planting, and daily/weekly task lists. I now have produce growing well into the winter, even garlic over-wintering for a larger, June harvest."

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Robert Bucci home gardener · Nov 2025 · Trustpilot

"Seedtime takes all the stress and mental load off of planning out your garden. It is so helpful to create your calendar of crops once and have the tasks pop up through the year: just follow along!"

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Erin busy home gardener · Feb 2026 · Trustpilot

"I used to sit and plan on paper calendars, counting days, seeds, drawing stick figure gardens, forgetting things, losing notes... NOT ANY MORE! Now I just click, decide, design, and do gardening."

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Teresa Rea returning gardener · Jan 2025 · Trustpilot

COMPARE THAT TO THE SPREADSHEET

What a spreadsheet may already be costing you each year

The extra seedlings picked up at the garden center to cover whatever never got planted.

The weekend every spring spent rebuilding the whole schedule from nothing.

If the only thing a free Seedtime account did was hand you the sequence for one bed, so that one bed kept producing food for your family from spring right through to frost... wouldn't that be worth giving it a try?
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Edwin Dysinger, Seedtime co-founder Paul Dysinger, Seedtime co-founder
Edwin & Paul Dysinger

IT'S THE SAME WAY WE GROW NOW

Hey, it's Edwin and Paul

We're a father and son team, and we've spent years teaching growers around the world how to grow a continual harvest so they can replace the grocery store.

Here's the deal. The thing that sabotages a harvest more than anything else isn't bugs or weather. It's beds sitting bare because nobody worked out what comes next.

Garden Blocks takes the continual-harvest strategies we've taught to thousands of growers and builds them right into Seedtime. The garden that inspired the whole system brought in over $2,000 of food from a 15 by 20 foot space. Four times more than average.

Can't wait to see what comes out of your beds this year!

Blessings,
Edwin and Paul Dysinger

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GOOD TO KNOW

Questions, answered

Yes. A free Seedtime account is free, not a trial, and there's no credit card to enter. It has limits, like one calendar and a layout of up to eight beds, and everything on this page fits inside them: all 12+ Garden Blocks plans, your planting calendar, your weekly task list, your bed layout and your journal.

No. One bed and one block is enough to start. Pick a block, drop it into a bed, and the whole year in that bed is scheduled around your frost dates. Nothing is locked down either: any crop can be swapped for alternatives that fit the same space and the same window.

Seedtime builds your schedule from your frost dates and season length, so it works anywhere with a growing season. It pulls those in from your ZIP code, and you can adjust them if you garden in a microclimate or up in the mountains. Growers in 30+ countries use it every day.

Yes. Seedtime is a web app, so it runs on any computer, tablet or phone with a browser. Everything auto-saves, and you can print your weekly checklist any time you want a paper copy for the garden.

Fed up with raised beds sitting empty once the summer crops come out?

Get a continual harvest without hours of manually updating a spreadsheet. Create your free Seedtime account, put in your ZIP code, and tap below to start setting up your garden blocks.

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