Seed Needs Herb Seeds Variety Pack Culinary Herb Collection (12 Individual Packets for Planting Indoors or Outdoors) Grow Your Own Herb Garden - Heirloom, Non-GMO

Great seed count in each pack . Easy to plant . Good quality product that germinates quickly and is thriving in my garden . Was pleasantly surprised how many varieties they had . All arrived in excellent condition.

good value for the money. every seed planted sprouted and we have a wonderful herb garden

Seeds are germinating & wonderful !

Great variety kit, but some herbs never grew

Arrived quickly in good condition, all the seeds I've tried so far have germinated well. Plants grew quick and healthy. And all quite affordable.

They are growing. So fun to see them

If you bought one of these packs individually, you’d probably pay $4-6. But you can get a dozen different herbs for under $10. Maybe you know the purpose of each of these herbs and you are very purposeful in planting. Maybe you’re like me and you’re learning about all of these herbs and this year is a test run for which you can keep alive (and where they stay alive). We’re going to have some in raised beds with their companion plants and others in pots on our deck. The seed count is decent. I love how may herbs we get to try! They arrived in an attractive container and the seed packets themselves are cute and come with a lot of useful information including ideal soil temp at planting. (A lot of packs don’t include this information. It’s a lot more useful than the stupid national chart that puts my area in a borderland/gardening “no man’s land.”) One thing that would be helpful is an ideal soil pH. In conclusion: Yes, buy this one.

I’ve tried all of the seed varieties from this set in my Growell hydroponic system. The basil, Italian parsley, cilantro, and dill were the most vigorous growers from my first round of plants. The chives sprouted, but didn’t thrive—I’m not sure if that’s because the hydroponic environment isn’t ideal for them or if the seeds are old. Of the oregano seeds I planted (about 4-6 in all), only one sprouted, and that sprout turned into a very spindly, weak plant. I’m now on my second round of planting, and the savory didn’t sprout at all (about 4-6 seeds sown). The borage is off to a startlingly strong start, and everything else has germinated successfully. Notably, there are no date markers on any of the packets, which is odd—every time I’ve purchased seeds in the past, there’s been a clear indication of the year the seeds should be planted. I suspect these seeds are not fresh, or perhaps there’s a mix of ages. It’s also possible that some seeds were mishandled, such as being exposed to excessive heat. The price is good, but the unpredictability of seed quality is problematic. I would not re-purchase this set for that reason.

After 4 days seeds started sprouting. Very Happy with this product.