Culinary Herb Seeds Garden Collection | Deluxe Assortment | 12 Non-GMO Seed Packets: Basil, Dill, Oregano, Mustard, Cilantro, Sage, Rosemary, Thyme, Arugula, & More

I was very excited about this until i opened the box... i could not believe the packs were not sealed well and allowed seeds to get out. Now i feel like im missing a lot of seeds

This is a great variety of herbs! So far it's only been 5 days and 8 different kinds of herbs have sprouted in abundance, including the Rosemary which is notoriously difficult to sprout. Planted on March 1st and had my first seedlings coming up on the 4th. Pretty impressed so far, all I used is a $5 grow tray, vermiculite and a light - no heat mat or babysitting.Only gripe is a minor one - I received garlic chives instead of Burdock seeds, but I sent them an email and I'm not going to take off any stars for that since they're quality seeds so far. Would buy again.Edit 3-13-2020: They sent me a packet of Burdock. Everything I planted (aka all but fennel, cayenne and chives which I will plant later) has come up except the angelica and anise, which I expect will pop up any day now. Seeds planted directly outside took a little longer to sprout, but are coming up in buckets now. Everything is thriving; accidentally planted way too much chamomile on account of the seeds being so fine and I probably have well over 300 seedlings - oops.

I received the package 45 days ago I planted the seeds a month ago, only 10% were born I expected better results, being an American product I would not really suggest buying it

I love this seed collection, and I got a great variety of herbs for my indoor garden!However, the packaging was not fully sealed on all of the seed packs, and seeds were spilling out of the package as I was trying to open it (see photos).I shook every pack, and it seems like they all still have seeds in them! I’m not sure which ones spilled the most, but I inspected every pack and found the bottoms weren’t completely sealed on some of them.It’s still totally usable, and I’m excited to use them! I’m just a little disappointed in how many seeds spilled out.Overall, I’m still really pleased with the variety and still happy with the purchase.

I have been very excited to expand my medicinal and herbal tea garden and to grow them from seeds. I usually purchase established plants. This collection contains herbs that I don't find sold in seed packets or as plants in big box garden shops, such as anise. I have only gotten to plant the calendula and cayenne pepper seeds so far because we have received an excessive amount of rain as well as hail since I received the seeds and began the process of cultivating the garden. In spite of extreme weather conditions many of the calendula and pepper seeds have sprouted instead of being washed out or destroyed by the hail. The rest of the planting will be delayed, but it will be completed if it has to be limited to container gardens. I'll follow up on rating how easy the rest of the seeds are to grow as well as the flavor of the herbs once they establish. However, the cayenne and calendula seeds have obviously demonstrated easy growth and resilience during some extreme weather conditions. I think this assortment of seeds will provide a lot of bang for your buck.

The problem is that some of the seeds aren’t that easy to grow, but that is probably more on me then on the seeds. They give you a lot of options for seeds and they came with instructions on how to use.

I bought this because I wanted rosemary, basil, and thyme plants. I elected to plant parsley, sage, oregano, and dill as well, since it came with it.Upon opening, I had mixed feelings. Most of the packets were not sealed properly, some were not sealed at all, but there were very few seeds spilled. The quantities were very inconsistent. Most packets had an estimated quantity of a couple hundred seeds printed on the packet. I received a couple hundred of the larger seeds, and a couple thousand of the smaller seeds. All except for rosemary. There were exactly 16 rosemary seeds. Sixteen.I read other reviews and wasn't expecting sweeping success, so I planted about a teaspoon's worth of each seed, and all 16 of the rosemary seeds. All seeds were started in solo cups outside, used the same bag of potting soil, 68-80°F, watered every 2-3 days as needed.Some of them were wildly successful. It seems every single basil, dill, and parsley seed decided to sprout. About half of the sage and thyme seeds sprouted. A single oregano seed is successfully growing true leaves, while the only other oregano seedling that sprouted stopped growing and is withering away. Not a single rosemary seed germinated. Rosemary is known for having a low germination rate, sure, so why did they only send me sixteen seeds? All I wanted was one successful plant.Most plants sprouted within 3-5 days. Parsley was a little slower.This probably deserves at least 3 stars for what success I have had, but since rosemary was 1/3 of the reason I bought it, I am pretty disappointed. Guess I'll use that pot for mustard instead? :/

I was very impressed with the germination rates of the seeds. Within 2 weeks, I have had all the different types of herbs start sprouting. I am curious to see how the plants continue throughout the growing season but so far I am very happy with my purchase.