Mint Seeds Variety Pack - 870+ Heirloom Non-GMO USA Peppermint, Spearmint & More - Herb Seeds for Planting Indoor Outdoor Garden - Fresh Mint for Tea & Cooking

I did read some reviews that said it didn’t grow! I did not have that problem. Some seeds aren’t growing as fast but they are a different type of mint. The biggest is the spearmint that is crazy time to replant. Middle is common mint and the left is peppermint. All are doing well. I will add mint takes a long time before it sprouts so you have to have patience.

Will they grow? Probably. BUT! And it's a huge but. They give you so little of each seed AND they come in a plastic bag. So not are they very few in each. But the bags create static electricy which makes it very difficult to remove and plant them. These are common mints. Seeds grow aplenty, so to give so few in each bags it's wild. If you purchase them be very prepared to be very vigilant in order to get them planted.

The item is wonderful. Has a nice variety of quality seeds. I will be possibly purchasing many more times if the sow as nicely as they seem.

The seeds are good. They did grow into plants, but the amount of seeds? Each bag is about the same amount as shown in a picture.

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Seeds arrived lightning quick. What remains to be seen is the germination rate. I can attest to the fact that I just had success with some basil seeds purchased 3 seasons ago.

Mint seeds are gonna mint seed, so if you think you’ve ever seen a mint seed, no you haven’t. They’re so tiny they’re hard to work with. People told me they’d never grow. Well I have a bunch of little mint plants now, but because they were so hard to work with, sticking to my fingers and everything, I have no idea what’s what. But they grew and they smell and taste delightful. Maybe you’re better at planting nearly microscopic seeds than I am and will separate them better.

I planted all six packets of seeds in six separate window boxes. (1 type of mint in each). The mint seeds came in little plastic bags so they were a PIA to get out of the bags. Tiny seeds, plastic bags, static attraction - you do the math... They seemed to take a good long time to germinate and now after several weeks, ALL MY MINT PLANTS LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME! ...and I'm not sure they are even true mint at all. Based on my best research, it looks like they are all "Lemon Balm" and not any of the varieties of mint which they should be. The leaves are very large and heart shaped and when crushed only smell faintly of "mint". (I never planted "Lemon Balm" anywhere so I'm fairly certain this is not an issue of cross-contamination). ...but that's not the end of it. Two of the six varieties I planted never germinated at all. I'm not sure what is going on here and why NONE of these six actually germinated into what they were supposed to be. However, I certainly won't be ordering any more herbal seeds from this seller or grower.