Set of 40 Assorted Vegetable Packets with Beginners Growing Guide & Mylar Storage Bag | Non-GMO | Heirloom

This set of 40 assorted vegetable seed packets is an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys gardening. The variety covers everything from common favorites like tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce to more unique vegetables, giving you plenty of options to try each season. The packets are well-labeled and easy to store, and the seeds sprout reliably when planted with proper care. It’s a cost-effective way to stock up for the garden, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced grower. With so many options, it’s also a fun way to experiment with new vegetables you might not normally grow.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: great variety, dated as fresh, fast delivery

Great assortment.

We'll start the most important thing which is that I did receive the intended quantity of seed packets plus an extra. There are a few swaps, but I actually like what I received better. A few packets have tape on them, but I didn't deduct a star for this because it looks like the packages just got a little roughed up and reinforced for shipping, not repackaged. I can't speak for the germination rate yet, and will update my review if it's bad. Other reviewers have said it was good, so I'm optimistic. One reviewer mentioned them not containing a lot of seeds, but they seem to be on par or better than like 25/50 cent packs, so I don't see this as an issue for the price. I needed to fill in some holes in my seed collection, and this fit the bill perfectly. Great deal.

Good value for the money

To be fair the seeds were purchased in 2024 and planted in 2025, that said most did not germinate, those that did had fairly large growth but produced little. Had stalks 10 feet high that produced -0- or small (mostly diseased/deformed) corn. Out of all the seeds...I ended up with a few cucumbers, a couple squash, handful of green beans, still waiting on tomatoes...but they seemed to stop growth altogether (as did many of these seed plants at various stages), and with the season winding down don't expect to get much, if anything from the big tomato "bushes".

These were purchased for me by my son. First, my disappointment: I received a honey dew, 2 kinds of chives, a sunflower and a habanero in the place of peas, zucchini, romaine lettuce, asparagus and turnip. I really wanted all 4 except the turnip. That said, I did receive 35 of the 40 shwn on the packets and that's a huge variety. I'm not gonna complain about seed quantities or price as I'm getting seed to tried thst I have never planted before. I live in a warmer climate so it's will be interesting to see how some of these seeds perform. I will give an update once I plant them.

Each type of seed in an individual paper envelope. Marked with type and variety, and planting instructions. Less expensive and greater variety than Dollar tree.