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

I absolutely love this pack of seeds! I happened to get it on sale during the spring which was amazing the value of how many seeds you get for the price, even when not on sale, is amazing. I only grew a handful of the variety so far and everything that we have planted has worked so well! Both types of cucumbers, green beans, the roma tomatoes, jalapeno peppers, and the bell peppers have all grown fruit now! The bell peppers took the longest but they are finally pushing out some peppers! The germination worked so well on all of them! The only issue I had was the bell pepper did not want to take the first time but I was also germinating and starting the seedlings inside and it was a bit cooler. Once I retried them outside in their own small pot they started to grow better and once transplanted it did grow. I cant wait to try more from this pack! It's also great to have on hand this many seeds to grow from, I have so many more that I can grow for quite a few years off of the packs I have already grown from theres a very good amount of seeds in each pack.

I recently picked up this vegetable seed pack and was honestly impressed with how much variety comes in it. There are tons of different vegetables included, which makes it really fun to plan out a garden without having to buy a bunch of separate seed packets. It’s a great option whether you’re starting a new garden or just want to experiment with growing a few new things. The seeds themselves seem to be good quality so far. I’ve started several of them indoors and have already seen solid germination with multiple varieties. It’s always a good sign when seeds actually sprout the way they’re supposed to, and these have been off to a great start. I also like that they’re non-GM, which is something I try to look for when growing my own food. Another thing I appreciate is just how many seeds you get. There’s more than enough to plant a full garden and still have some left over. If you’re someone who likes to stagger planting times or save seeds for the next season, having that extra supply is definitely a bonus. Overall, this is a really nice seed collection if you want a wide mix of vegetables without spending a fortune on individual packets. It’s a great way to add variety to your garden and try growing different things, and so far it’s been a fun and productive addition to my planting season.

I have always considered myself a brown thumb gardener, since everything i plant eventually dies within a week of sprouting. On the other hand, now I can say that I am advancing with this seed pack! I'm growing corn, cucumber and the hot peppers all growing in a raised bed garden. I've tried other seeds before and I never had any luck. Everything started sprouting within days. My pepper plants may be stunted just a little from corn growing extremely fast and now shading the peppers, but nothing has died after less than 2 months after sowing the seeds. I will definitely buy more packs from this company!!!! 100 stars 🌟

This is a solid seed pack with a wide range of vegetables. The seeds I planted have been sprouting well and everything appears to be coming up as it should. The packets are clearly labeled and the quantities are generous. I cannot speak about long term performance yet, but the early germination has been very good. This is a useful set for starting a garden with many options.

The seeds aren't bad. They are hit and miss. The lettuce, onions, boc choi we've had 0% germination/grow rate. Red cabbage has had 100%. The gourds are good 100%. The radish 100%. Its a decent brand overall. Just varies.

I have used these for 2 years. I start indoors (climate 4) and finish/harvest outdoors. Every seed i have planted has sprouted and provided a good harvest and fantastic tasting vegetables. The variety is perfect for me and I will use all of the choices. I have purchased 2 so far and will continue to purchase in the future. The tools are a great addition. The clipper hurt my hand, but I just use my own. I use all the other tools. I love the seed dibber tool and use it every year.

Great set of seeds. Great variety

UPDATE: These seeds are crazy prolific. I had so many cucumbers over the summer that I was literally pushing them on unsuspecting people — like the utility workers on my street — until folks started running when they saw me. I had zucchini mere weeks after planting… and the tomatoes? It’s November, and I’m still harvesting. I just planted seeds willy-nilly without worrying about cross pollination, and my raised tomato bed was giving me 30+ tomatoes (about five varieties) a day. I’ve now planted my winter garden, and the bok choy came up in about a month and is the most beautiful, flavorful I’ve ever had. The leaves are glossy green and huge. Just delicious! When I was planting my winter garden, I threw the excess seeds in an uncultivated plot full of crappy dirt — and wouldn’t you know the broccoli and beets are coming up better there than they are in my pampered raised bed? All of this update is to say, these seeds are fantastic. I can’t recommend them highly enough! Original review: 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. 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.