Vegetable Seeds- 4800 Seeds for Planting Vegetables, 11 Varieties of Non-GMO Plant Seeds, Tomato Seeds, Lettuce, Sugar Snap Peas, Green Bean Seeds, Peppers, Carrots, Cucumber, Onion and More. : Garden & Outdoor
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Imagine the aroma from a home cooked pasta sauce with tomatoes from your own back yard or the delicious crunch of your home made pickles from cucumbers you grew yourself. This vegetable garden starter pack was developed with the chef in mind.
11 vegetable seeds varieties selected by a master chef in this vegetable seeds variety pack: Lettuce, Broccoli, Cucumber, Onion, Squash, Carrot, Tomato, Corn, Peas, Beans, and Bell Pepper. Start sowing to give you the vegetable plants you need to make delicious meals with home grown veggies.
Get More For Your Money with over 4800 seeds: Our Vegetable garden seeds pack not only has 11 of the most popular vegetable varieties, but it has more than double the amount of seeds as many of the competitors
Non-GMO, USA Grown, Heirloom: Our seeds are all of the highest quality with some of the highest germination rates in the industry and are sealed in ziploc bags for safe long term storage. Start your self sustaining vegetable garden today.
Make sure to check out our storefront for other herb seeds and heirloom seeds for planting vegetables and fruits. Also, be sure to take advantage of our discount for buying more than 1 item.
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Buck Wiseman –
Thus far I have planted the broccoli, lettuce, peas & carrots. No harvests yet and I currently have a very small planting area but all are doing well and the germination rate was very high. Note about the peas: After having a very poor germination rate initially I presoaked them for 8-10 hours then started them in a ziploc with a wet paper towel…ended up with nearly 100% germination within 4 days or so when I was sitting at 2/10 in small pots of soil. The plants themselves are robust; a rabbit sliced a pea plant in half, but ended up rooting the cut half while the in ground portion regrew. All the rest of the veggies I tried have had great success with over 75% germination rate. Can’t wait for harvesting and to try out the other vegetables!
hubrisIsSin –
Packaging is great. It’s a simple resealable plastic lined pouch. Inside is a nicely printed ‘Planting Instructions’ booklet with planting depth, watering requirements, etc. all included. Each pouch of seeds is a small plastic envelope with a clearly readable printed label letting you know what seeds are inside. Winter’s coming where I live, so I won’t be able to grow the corn and larger vegetables until next spring, but I have an indoor grow tent and I’ve already started broccoli, lettuce and cucumbers with 100% germination rates. Keep your seeds in the fridge with the top zipped and I’m betting they’ll all sprout in the spring.
CJ Live –
Heirloom non GMO seeds that are reasonably priced! I had a missing packet and their customer service was exceptional. They care. I can only make a bucket garden, but I would’ve loved a garden using all the seeds and varieties in this gem.
Boz –
Obviously I cant comment on crops that have not been planted yet but I must say, I was very impressed upon opening how nicely, you might say lovingly, the seeds were packed into these cute little bags and nicely labeled and a nice mix of seed variety. So if this is how they present their product, then I cant wait to plant and see what grows. From the reviews here which I have to believe are legit, I have a feeling I’m gonna have a lot of salads come summers end.
Kathleen M. Pangaro –
I am new to gardening. We have always had vegetable plants in a garden but it was really just small plants we picked up from the big box store and transferred to our garden. I wanted to discover gardening and be able to be more self sufficient. This is such an upside down world now that I wanted to have the seeds before the world got even crazier. I wanted to be prepared for spring planting now. I chose Naturezedge for a couple of reasons: 1. the variety of plants are ones I would eat- some groups of veggie seeds from other companies included less common vegetables or not much variety. The herb pack and the vegetable seed kit (Victory Garden) had varieties I wanted. 2nd, I wanted enough seeds for multiple years – not just next year’s garden. 3rd. heirloom seeds and Made in the USA. 4. Instructions- I’m new. This was important. I didn’t want to have to figure out each seeds planting instructions. 5. Each seed packet is clearly labeled. Wow- even I can’t screw it up. This is important because I am unfamiliar with seeds. I don’t want to have to match up seeds to a picture. And finally I was very happy to support a small business- and a Veteran business at that. The seeds came quickly, packaged well, and the price was right. If I have any trouble growing the plants I will update my review.
Teah –
I got the seeds right away. I was impressed with the packaging. It’s a family owned business, and you can tell they put their all into it. All the products I’ve gotten have been great quality.
becky –
Well, got a late start this year. it rained a lot and the compost I was getting had to dry out a little or something. Anyway, it took longer than expected, but we’re in N. FLorida, so we never know what weather is going to be like. It stays warmer longer so extended growing season. Planted cucumbers, squash, bush beans, sugar snap peas, carrots, tomatoes, can’t remember without getting out paperwork. Waiting on lettuce, WAY TOO HOT RIGHT NOW. Every thing is doing well so far. I have raised beds with a barrier underneath, No critters (bugs and stuff) yet, but we’ll see. Good packaging and directions. I think everything is non-GMO and American. I almost bought some seeds from another seller, but after looking closely, they were foreign, and I had a bad feeling about them. Nothing against sellers in other countries. I have bought some custom made dresses from China and they were beautiful and the people were wonderful. I just decided that seeds were something I wanted to get from USA. I will be buying some more seeds from this seller, and I will try to do some picture updates, at least one showing the vegetables. Hopefully I won’t have any problems with insects etc. that I can’t fix.
Danielle Moore –
When it comes to customer service and personal caring for customers this company is #1, not to mention the products are awesome. The seeds are great quality, packaged and labeled so well. They always have a booklet with tips to help you plant correctly to ensure successful growing. The varieties of seeds are also mind blowing! Absolutely stellar company! Buy your seeds here instead of at those box stores and support this small business!❤️?
Kaloora Love –
These seeds do soooo well. Hahaha!My husband was not sure I knew what I was doing when it comes to farming and such. Though, whether or not he believes that I do, doesn’t matter, because, these seeds germinated in less then a week. Hahaha!And they’re doing soooo well.I’ll come back with pictures to match my words. Even children can grow these without trouble. Trust me, we have six, and still these seeds produce sooooo well.Honestly, these guys are the best all around because they provide exceptional customer service, their products are the top of the line, and communication with them is a breeze.
GG –
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 12×12 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.