11 Heirloom Seeds for Planting Vegetables and Fruits, 4800 Survival Seed Vault and Doomsday Prepping Supplies, Gardening Seeds Variety Pack, Vegetable Seeds for Planting Home Garden Non GMO…

I live in the tropical Caribbean region. Everything grows except the green peas. The hardest items to grow were the carrots and the onions. The lettuce, tomatoes, and sweet peppers are the best seeds in this product, with good germination and growth rates, especially for the lettuce. The price for the item is also reasonable.

Very good seed pack almost everyone germinated

I was very impressed with these seeds! Almost every seed I planted sprouted within a week, and the plants are growing healthy and strong. The variety is great. I’ve already harvested some fresh vegetables, and they taste amazing. The colors are so vibrant, and the plants grow to a really good height, making my garden look full and lively. I also appreciate that the seeds were well packaged and clearly labeled. Perfect for both container gardening and outdoor beds. Highly recommend for anyone who wants fresh, homegrown veggies!

I bought the NatureZ Edge 20 Variety with Melon Seeds to kickstart my spring garden, and I’m thrilled with the results so far! This pack includes a diverse mix of heirloom vegetable and fruit seeds, which is perfect for anyone who wants to grow a wide range of produce without buying multiple individual packs. 🌱 What I Loved: • Great variety: From juicy melons to tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and leafy greens—this pack covers all the essentials and more. • Heirloom quality: It’s nice knowing these are non-GMO and heirloom, giving me confidence in the quality and sustainability of what I’m growing. • Clear labeling: Each seed packet was clearly labeled with planting instructions, which made organizing and planning super easy. • High germination rate: I’ve had excellent success with most of the seeds sprouting quickly, especially the cucumbers and zucchini. 🍉 Melon Bonus: The melon seeds were a pleasant surprise. They sprouted well and are already vining out nicely. Can’t wait to taste them! 🌼 Perfect For: Home gardeners, beginners, and even more experienced growers who want to try new varieties without committing to large packs. Overall, this is a fantastic value for the price. Highly recommend for anyone looking to start or expand their garden!

When I opened the package and saw these tiny ziploc bags of seeds I though I had been ripped off. It seemed like I had spent a lot of money for not much product but I decided to keep it. I planted 10 varieties in peat pots to start, every single seed sprouted (even one that I accidentally dropped into the planting tray with no soil) and within a week I had to transplant some of them to a larger pots since it's too early to put them out yet (I'm in the south). I have never had this kind of growth from any seeds, ever. I'm holding off on 5 stars until harvest but for now I'm impressed. I have already increased my review from 4 to 5 stars because these plants continue to mature beautifully. In less than a month I have blossoms on my zucchini plants, the tomatoes are a foot tall, the cucumbers are climbing and everything else is progressing well. When I start my next batch of seedlings I'm only putting one seed in each starter cell since I know they'll all sprout- no need to waste seeds and discard seedlings. *6 months update* The plants are still producing vegetables. The biggest successes are the tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, eggplant, beans, peppers and celery. Beets, parsnips and onions never sprouted and germination of a few others was so-so. I'm not much of a farmer but these seeds in a 12x12 garden have produced enough veggies for my family with plenty to give away. Other than the usual issues with pest control I consider this experiment a total home run. I can't wait to plant these seeds again next year. *two year update* I'm about ready to start seedlings for this planting season and this time I'm using seeds I saved from last year's harvest. I have never done this before so we'll see how it goes. I allowed the last of the season's lettuce to "go to seed" on its own because harvesting those minuscule seeds just seemed like too much trouble, we'll see if they sprout. I saved seeds from tomatoes, peppers and squash. Also, I had better success the second year with the parsnips- although they were ugly and misshapen, they tasted good.

Good selection of seeds for small garden.

I bought 2 packages of these- separately. One for Mom and one for me. Neither of us had good luck with these seeds. 50% would germinate but the other half did nothing. The squash and cucumbers seem fine and are growing but the peppers and tomatoes are not happy. I bought tomatoe starters and planted them instead. I took out the starters I had grown. My husband literally grew up farming so we are pretty confident it's not us. We bought more plants and have planted them because it's too late to start from seed at this point.

Quite a variety of vegetables - have not planted all but they do sprout for real