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I'm a southern city slicker but I've had good luck with these seeds, despite that. I have had some trouble with the cooler weather plants because I got a late start and it's already hot here but they've all come up. I haven't planted anything that didn't germinate, so far.I have had gardens before but I'm still pretty much a novice. If you fall into this category, what has helped me so much is finding an agricultural seeding and harvesting PDF from a local State University. It told me an exact window of when to either start seeds inside or plant them directly into the ground.I strongly encourage you not to think of this as a weekend project. Getting the garden ready is weekend #1. Then sit down with one of these seed guides and a calendar and write down when to plant your seeds, when to transfer them (if applicable) and when to expect them to be ready to eat. This sounds like a lot, and it is up front, but it will ultimately save you so much time and yield better results. I've found this process to be much smoother and less overwhelming and next year I'll already have everything written down.I found an electric tiller on here which was also available at my local hardware store. I have a gas powered one but it's honestly such a beast and it's so hard to keep it running. The new one is less powerful but so much better for me to handle. I just went over it a few times and it was perfectly fine. I don't know if I'm allowed to link it but it was a 13.5 amp in the 125 range.The only thing that would make this pack better would be a little more variety in tomato seeds.

These germinated quickly and are growing nicely. It’s still too early for the flower to develop but the plant itself is looking very strong and shows promise of growth and flowering in time. Highly recommend.

This was an awesome product. I have 3 cats that love grass. I planted the seeds in a pot filled with dirt from my backyard. I just tossed them on top of the loose soil. Gave them a good watering and several days later I had treats for my kitties. Best part is it took just a handful of seeds. The bag is a good size. Lots of grass for future grazing.

Plenty of seeds haven't planted yet

I bought this 15 Culinary Herb Seed packet from Home Grown because it came recommended, states it is - "Heirloom & Non GMO" has - "High Germination Rate - Seeds" for Planting Indoor Hydroponic or in my garden. I was so impressed that I bought them a second time - yes TWICE!! I didn't need to because each envelope of seeds come with plenty in it, but I was afraid everyone else would buy them and there would be none in stock when I wanted them again. I was amazed how quickly the little sprout broke through the seeds and grew into a tiny plant ready to be planted in the sunshine or I could keep them in the Hydroponic I used to sprout the seeds in. Truly inspirational and gave me such a boost of confidence that I can grow a small garden or a large garden just like the big guys do. I love these seeds and I know it's because they are from Home Grown. I researched for a long time before picking them to be the seeds I would make my initial attempt with. They came highly recommended and I now I am passing on that recommendation to you. They really outshine other seeds that I've tried in past years. Get these seeds and you will be as extremely satisfied - as I am. Happy Planting!!

I received my 15 pack on March 21st and planted SAME DAY. Proof of life and tiny roots on day 2. Most of them are happily sprouted on day 10, March 31st. Different herbs take different amounts of time to sprout so I’m not alarmed. They must have been a good fresh supply! Can’t wait to enjoy them.I used plain old coco coir and no fertilizer at this time. They got an initial watering and then Mother Nature took over from there, keeping them quite moist in the spring showers. When they have a bit more root, they will move to the tiered herb garden. 🤗

seem ok

The “growing guide” qr code went to their sales site; at least on mobile I wasn’t able to access any of the guides. The seeds that I have tried have germinated, which is a good sign. Even the mint, though mint is notorious for not wanting to grow from seed. I appreciate that the seeds were packed in plastic inside the paper envelopes to preserve them longer. Be aware that some seeds, like mint, are tiny, and you might end up using more than you intend- but mint propogates well from root runners so once you have it growing you shouldn’t need to reach for more seeds.