35 Medicinal & Tea Herb Seeds Variety Pack for Indoor & Outdoors. 16,335+ Non-GMO Heirloom Garden Seeds: Anise, Bergamot, Borage, Cilantro, Chamomile, Dandelion, Rosemary Seeds & More

Getting a head start by winter sowing seeds from the Organo Republic Medicinal & Tea Herb Seeds Package and I’m just as excited this year as I was last! We snagged this set on sale from Amazon for $29.74—an absolute steal for 35 different varieties. These seeds are Non-GMO heirloom, U.S.-sourced, fresh, and come from a U.S. licensed seed dealer with an impressive 90% germination rate. I first heard about Organo Republic from fellow homesteaders who swear by this brand—and after using them last year, I completely understand why. Great quality, great results, and such a fun variety for teas, remedies, and the garden. Now the jugs are prepped, soil is ready, and the waiting game begins. Winter sowing magic, here we come

I purchased the 35 Medicinal & Tea Herb Seeds Variety Pack from Organo Republic, and I absolutely love it! The selection includes popular herbs like Chamomile, Rosemary, Cilantro, Dandelion, and Bergamot, perfect for both indoor and outdoor gardening. The seeds are non-GMO, heirloom, and of excellent quality. I planted my January herb seeds already in January. I’m excited to see sprouting soon— I can’t wait to harvest and make teas and remedies from these herbs. This set is a fantastic addition for herbal enthusiasts or anyone wanting fresh, natural ingredients at home. Exceptional quality and variety!

The packet instructions are superb, way better than some others I have used in the past!!! I love the variety of seeds, quite a few varieties I have never tried before. So far everything I have planted has germinated quickly, as in a couple of days. I would certainly recommend purchasing these.

Best value for buying seeds hands down and great quality. Germination is A+. The box is also really cute and nice.

Good seeds. So far, only the spinach had a low germination rate. My packet of Roma tomato seeds was completely empty. I took it apart to be sure I wasnt missing tiny seeds but there was nothing there. The guides on the website are a good stsrting point, but the QR code on the packets can be hard to scan. Also, there's a lack of consistency in how the information is presented and what information is included. I used it as a base to get started before looking up more information on each seed. The knowledge base could use a little work.

Absolutely love these. I love that the description of when to start and then when to sow is do easily described. I can't wait to start my garden this coming year!!!

This is a terrific gift item for someone wanting to start a small garden with a REALLY good variety of GOOD seeds. The box is very nice, and the contents well thought out. The "digging" gloves are certainly different! I had never seen anything like those before and I've been gardening for decades. My daughter is looking forward to putting the contents to use in the spring!

This kit comes with some helpful little tools like tweezers and a tiny soil poker, which I appreciated since most seed bundles don’t include extras. The variety is good and everything is labeled correctly, so no confusion about what you are planting. The issue is the sprouting rate. About 30 percent to 50 percent of the seeds in this pack are duds. I garden a lot and tested these in hydroponics, pots, and outdoor soil, and some of the packets simply never germinate no matter what you do. Also, the packets with larger seeds only come with around five or six seeds. I assume they’re portioned by weight instead of quantity. That would be fine except when half of them do not sprout either, and now you are down to maybe two or three plants. The seeds that do sprout grow well and match the labels. No mix-ups there. But the inconsistency is frustrating, and it feels like wasted time and money when so many never grow. I’m giving it three stars. Cute kit, helpful tools, but the sprouting rate undermines the entire point. TLDR: Nice tools and variety, but 30 percent to 50 percent of the seeds never sprout. Too inconsistent to recommend.