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

This 55 vegetable seed variety pack is an absolute win! The selection is impressive and covers everything from everyday favorites to fun new varieties to try. The seeds were well-packaged, clearly labeled, and easy to plant. Germination has been excellent so far, and the plants look healthy and strong. This pack is perfect for anyone starting a garden or wanting to expand what they grow without buying individual packets. Great value for the price—highly recommend!

So many great seeds and germination rate with them. If I needed any more seeds I would definitely order from this company.

The variety in seeds is great! Especially when I’m starting a bunch of hydroponic grow systems. So far, everything has sprouted and grown beautifully! Will definitely order again when I run out!

A decent variety, with some good selections and some odd ones. 100% germination on the bok choy, beefsteak and cherry tomatoes. 80% on the roma tomatoes. That's pretty good! Peas have been only 50% germination (pretty sad), beets about 80%, carrots - hard to count, but probably 60-70% as a wild guess, which isn't great, but isn't terrible either.

The seed variety and packaging of this Organo Republic set are fantastic. With 55 different types of seeds, the selection is ideal for starting a diverse garden. The individual packets are neatly organized, and I really appreciate the additional gardening tools included with the kit, which make planting much more convenient. In terms of germination rates, however, about 20% of the seeds didn’t germinate, which was a bit disappointing given the otherwise high-quality presentation. For the majority that did sprout, the plants seem healthy and strong. If the germination rate had been a bit higher, this would easily be a 5-star product. Overall, this kit offers a solid selection of seeds at a good value, especially for gardeners who want a broad range of vegetables and herbs.

Arrived quickly and the seeds are of excellent quality, I will definitely be ordering them again

I love my new box of seeds and the tools that came with the box. They will perfect for my new raised bed. I can hardly wait for spring to start planting

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.