HOME GROWN Herb Seeds for Planting 15-Pack Massive Seed Count 4,300+ Seeds Non-GMO Heirloom | Extra Large | Culinary Herb Kit, Indoor Outdoor & Hydroponic | Grow Your Own Herbs | Gardening Gift

This is a surprisingly well-rounded seed collection. The range of vegetables and fruits gives you a lot to work with, whether you’re starting fresh or just filling gaps in your garden. Everything is clearly labeled, and the packaging makes it easy to organize without digging through loose packets. Germination has been solid so far, and the seeds feel fresh, not like something that’s been sitting around. It’s also nice having enough quantity to experiment a bit without worrying about running out. If you want a reliable, all-in-one starter kit or just a good backup supply, this covers a lot of ground without overcomplicating things.

These are the first seeds I purchased as a beginner, and they’ve been very rewarding. These seeds have a great germination rate, with some seeds sprouting in as little as 3 days with the use of a heat mat and grow lights. To put them to the test, I also had some in a south facing window with no heat mat. They took longer to germinate of course, but the rate of germination was still great.

Conveniently packaged, abundant number of RED POPPY SEEDS to plant, IN HONOR OF VETERANS, for Memorial Day. They are best planted in the fall but can be planted throughout most of the spring. Just rough up the soil and sprinkle the seeds on the ground. Keep them moist, and they should bloom a.brilliant red at the end.of May. They self seed, so the poppies should bloom every spring thereafter if not disturbed. They’re a beautiful, inexpensive, and carefree addition to your garden.

I’m so happy with my new seeds, the quality seems good on inspection, appearance is good to the eye, idk about germination rate but will come back once I see my babies growing. The value for them was beyond great bcuz if u just think about what ur going to get for the price it’s all worth it. Oh n the fact of variety is just exciting, especially when ur watching their growth every day. This is a fun pack to do with ur grandchildren or friends. I’m teaching a neighbor how to plant n she’s just loving it. She sees all my plants n trees that I’ve planted n she wants in so I’m teaching her the ropes on the pros n cons of being a plant parent. This pack I’m just loving it. I will be back for more so u got a long time customer. Ty n I highly recommend this product. I’ll be back to tell yall how the germination went n how it taste.

I counted, didn't get 100 seeds. The actual count was 87. That's the only reason I took a star away. The seeds were incredible though. Popped up very fast, 9-11 days. Looking very healthy, and strong. I give them an A+ on the seed quality. Can't wait to watch them mature, and produce.

I bought this wheat for sprouting, and overall I was happy with it. It was clean and good quality, and it worked well for sprouting as I intended. The only downside for me was the price—it felt a bit expensive. But in terms of quality, no complaints. It begin grow after 2-3 days. It was clean and fresh .

I was absolutely shocked at how quickly these grew!! I have never grown a plant before so I have very little knowledge but I chose these because Google said they were very hardy and easy to grow and it’s true! I soaked the seeds in water for 24 hours and then used soil from my backyard bc it said they grow best in poor soil. Nothing special. I put them in a pot and left it outside. It was a rainy week so I didn’t even water them… and bam! This is what happened less than a week later. I am so happy! I will update with pics if or when the flowers bloom:)

I planted them in my backyard on a Tuesday. By Wednesday morning, a massive green stalk had punched through my fence like I owed it money. Thursday, it was already tickling the clouds, and my neighbor’s cat was using it as a scratching post three stories up. I climbed that thing because, well, free peas, right? Halfway up, I ran into a grumpy giant who yelled, “Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the blood of a Texan who can’t read planting instructions!” Turns out these snap peas don’t just snap—they snap back. The giant tried to stomp me, slipped on a rogue pea pod the size of a canoe, and went tumbling down the stalk like a sack of angry potatoes. Now my yard is a jungle, the HOA is sending me passive-aggressive letters written in vine, and I’m harvesting enough snap peas to feed a small army (or one very confused giant). 10/10 would accidentally summon a bean-based apocalypse again. Highly recommend if you like drama with your dinner.