HOME GROWN Non GMO Common Mint Seeds (Bulk Pack) 1,800 Heirloom Herb Seeds, USA Sourced | Ideal for Planting Outdoors or Indoors for a Fresh Mint Tea Garden (Mentha spp)

I couldn't be happier with these! I grew a truly phenomenal herb garden using these seeds. They were easy to plant and yielded healthy, vigorous plants. If you want an amazing herb garden, these are the seeds to buy!

Many, many seeds were born, in fact I already transplanted the largest ones, only detail: they did not sprout in 14 days as the instructions say, they sprouted 6 weeks after watering them

Best seeds ever

These HOME GROWN Non-GMO Culantro seeds are a great choice for anyone who loves strong, authentic herb flavors. The seeds germinated well, and the plants grew healthy and sturdy in warm conditions. Culantro has a much more robust flavor than regular cilantro, making it a perfect substitute for cooking. I appreciate that these are non-GMO heirloom seeds and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. The plants handle heat very well and don’t bolt like cilantro often does. Overall, this is a high-quality seed pack with great flavor payoff—highly recommended for home gardeners and cooks alike.

Giving an honest review after trying to plant the peppermint seeds I use the whole package only about 10 seeds out of the whole package sprouted that’s why I gave it a three star maybe it was just a bad batch of seeds and that’s alright, I will try one more time with this product. Come spring time to see if I can grow peppermint. I will say it is a great price for the amount of seeds you get they did seem to sprout pretty fast. I was just kind of bummed that not all of them sprouted but I still had tea. So I guess I’m happy with the little bit that did grow.

The variety and quality of these seeds were perfect! I have had great success in growing the seeds into a beautiful garden and provide food for my home.

Only 1/4 of thr seeds in each packet. Very disappointed in the false description. Hopefully the little portion received will at least grow. Update: Only one of the seeds sprouted.

I did get seeds to germinate and grow, but I have two issues: (1) it was a fairly low germination rate, and (2) a lot of purple amaranth seeds were apparently mixed in. It was not my soil. I used the same soil and two different pots to grow catnip and Thai basil from this seller. The Thai basil was 100% basil, with nearly 100% germination. The catnip was probably 25% purple amaranth.