55 Vegetable Seeds Variety Pack - 35,600+ Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds for Planting Vegetables and Fruits in Individual Seed Packets, Home Garden Seeds for Hydroponic, Indoor and Outdoors Gardening

UPDATE: I had a huge harvest of peas; my kale and arugula are still going strong; the bush beans are prolific; and after about two months of putting seeds in the ground, I’ve already harvested a couple of cucumbers and zucchini. All delicious! I have tons of tomato plants, but no flowers or fruit so far. Hmmm…There are A LOT of seeds in this package, and I’m going to address the negative before I brag about them.Maybe I’m missing something, but I can’t find anywhere on the packages how big the plants get or, in the case of cucumbers (for example), if they are bushes or vines. Size matters, especially when I’m following the square-foot method of planting. I’ve had to do some research on my own or, in some cases, just guess. Like are the sunflowers the really tall ones or the littler ones? I’ll find out!BUT, all my seeds have sprouted, and my cold weather seeds have gone CRAZY. The greens are colorful and lush, and my sugar snaps (which I crowd planted) are climbing eagerly and boasting flowers. My zucchini popped out of my raised bed IN ONE WEEK, and the bush beans, which I threw in the opening of some cinder blocks with some good soil, have come out healthy. The tomatoes and cucumbers are taking longer, but they’ve all reared their baby heads and seem to be ready to get moving. The yellow squash isn’t quite as eager as the zucchini, but I do have a few babies coming out.Some of the seeds are in the sumptuous soil of my raised bed, but others are in the so-so soil of the ground. Regardless of the spot, they’re coming up.The little tools are cute, and I tried to use the tweezers for the seeds, but I’m just not that meticulous and gave up. They’ll be nice for repotting succulents.There are way more seeds here than I’ll ever use, but some of the packages will prompt me to try to grow new things. (Hello eggplant!) For the price point, especially compared to what’d you’d pay in a store these days, you can’t go wrong.

These are the best for getting you seedling started! I used them to start everything from my strawberries to , yes I did it, my artichoke plant. It provide a great medium for plants to grow on, and combine with the expanded clay pebbles, they have really made hydroponics a breeze1 They are affordable and easy to use. Be aware though, its like handling fiberglass and glove are recommended when planting seeds. This brand is my favorite and the one I always go back to!

I received these on the 15th of May and both my daughter's in law and myself, split them between us. First I must say, there are A LOT of seeds! We had so much sorting through them. Second, each of us started are batch of seeds in a hydroponic set, and WOW!! Sprouts in 2-3 days!! This was a terrific purchase, and I highly recommend! Wonderful quality of seeds!

Pleasantly surprised. Soaked the seeds for 24hrs as instructed and BOOM... 5 days later arugula sprouts. I just covered it loosely with saran wrap and they are coming in nicely.

It is the best pack of seeds I have purchased with many different veggies and herbs in it. It's gemmation is pretty fast and almost all pop up. They have very detailed packaging and are clearly labeled making it easy to know what you have. my only complaint is that with some vegetables you receive multiple packs of seeds of the same kind and of different styles. I just wish that instead it had a more wide range of vegetables.

You can't go wrong with this variety pack for your vegetable garden! All seed germinated quickly and so far looking healthy.

I used these for my first garden. They were easy to use and they germinate quickly! So excited for my first harvest.

Just okay, not many of the seeds actually grew, not sure what was done differently than regular seeds last year? Does have a good variety of seeds though.