HOME GROWN 55 Variety Survival Seed Vault, 28,000+ Vegetable Seeds

If you are looking to cultivate a thriving patch of versatile, resilient greens and cheerful yellow blooms, HOME GROWN Dandelion Seeds are an exceptional choice. Whether you are creating a dedicated patch for fresh salad greens, foraging leaves, or planting for beneficial pollinators, this seed packet delivers fantastic results. Why You'll Love Them: High Germination Rate: These seeds sprout reliably and quickly, making it easy to establish a robust crop without fuss or wasted effort. Vigorous and Hardy Growth: The plants take root easily and show impressive resilience, adapting well to various soil conditions and garden layouts. Multi-Use Utility: Perfect for homesteaders and gardeners looking to harvest nutritious greens for culinary use, harvest roots, or support local honeybees and beneficial insects. Fresh and Clean Packaging: The seeds arrive fresh, well-packaged, and clearly labeled, ensuring high viability straight out of the envelope. Final Verdict: HOME GROWN Dandelion Seeds are top-tier quality for anyone looking to add hardy, useful, and pollinator-friendly plants to their homestead or garden!

First time trying this brand & pleased. I used one generous tablespoon of Broccoli sprout seeds in a wide mouth mason jar with mesh lid & got a full jar of sprouts in 2 days of growing. Quite a few unsprouted seeds but honestly the jar was very full so next time I will use a little less & maybe I will have less wasted seeds. A milder flavor to my previous brand not as green but good, fresh taste. I am happy with this brand, good value by comparison, will try buy more in other varieties.

I bought these because they had the word "mammoth" and that sounds really big. I'm no gardener, I'm just one of those people who picked it up during the shutdown, and then forgot about it. This year, I decided to just plant some MAMMOTH sunflower seeds, and so I got these. I planted 9; only two grew. Probably my fault, I'm not going to cast any shade on these sunflowers. The two that are growing are massive. They have yet to flower, but they're easily well over 6 feet tall, and girthy, if I can use that term. So yeah, good stuff.

This was the most reasonable 8oz.bag for organic broccoli sprouts. It only has broccoli seeds which I preferred. I have not grown others so I am not sure if it would be any different. There are several seeds that do not sprout...probably at least 15-20% do not sprout but the bag said at least 95% would sprout. It is not a big deal because I just eat them with the sprouts. I do not pick them out. You only need a Tablespoon of seeds per mason jar. The really great thing is that they grow in 4-5 days, are delicious and I have 1/2 cup of sprouts per day with 3 mason jars going. They are delicious and very easy to grow. In the store 1 mason jar would be $5-$8 if I bought them from the produce dept. at our local grocery store. This bag is supposed to grow 24 servings. It will do this easily, probably closer to 30 servings. The savings is amazing and they are fresh and organic. If I cannot find a bigger bag I will buy this exact same product again.

I grabbed the HOME GROWN Beefsteak Tomato Seeds (300+ Heirloom Non-GMO Seeds for Planting) to fill my Burpee SuperSeed 36-cell tray this spring, and they have been one of the best seed purchases I’ve made for my backyard garden. As someone who starts 100+ seedlings every year for slicing tomatoes, I wanted big, meaty heirloom beefsteaks for fresh eating, BLTs, and canning — these delivered huge vigorous plants and heavy harvests. The seeds arrived in a sturdy, resealable foil packet with desiccant — super fresh, well-labeled with planting instructions, and the 300+ count is generous (I only needed about 40 for my trays and still have plenty left for next season). In real-world use: I started them indoors in the Burpee tray under grow lights and they popped up in just 5–7 days with near-100% germination. The seedlings were strong and healthy right from the start — thick stems, deep green leaves, and no damping-off issues. After hardening off, I transplanted them into the garden and they took off fast. By mid-summer I had tall, productive vines loaded with 1–2 lb fruits. The tomatoes are classic beefsteak shape, super juicy and flavorful with that old-fashioned sweet-tangy taste. I’ve already harvested dozens and the plants are still going strong. Pros: Excellent germination rate and vigorous, disease-resistant seedlings True heirloom beefsteak flavor and size — perfect for slicing and sandwiches 300+ seeds give incredible value and enough for years of planting Non-GMO and home-grown quality you can trust Productive plants that keep bearing all season long Cons: Like most indeterminates, they need strong staking or cages (but that’s standard for beefsteaks) Packet doesn’t include a grow guide beyond basics (YouTube filled in the rest) At this price for 300+ high-quality heirloom seeds, it’s fantastic value and way better than the tiny packets you get at big-box stores. If you love growing big, flavorful tomatoes, these HOME GROWN beefsteaks will make your garden proud. Highly recommend — already planning to buy again next year!

Good germination. Even though the bunnies attacked my seedlings, I did manage to harvest some luffas and make soft sponges. The short growing season and late start didn't allow for fully mature luffas, but that left me with soft sponges so it was all good.

These are so beautiful! I was worried because I planted these later than I hoped (2nd week of June in Chicago) I am happy to say that they are doing great! I would definitely recommend buying these! And there are so many insects, bees and I have seen a few butterflies (I live in the city so there aren’t many butterflies) but I am very happy with these. Once they started to grow they have been blooming very quickly and do last.

These zinnia seeds come nicely packaged, such that there are clear instructions in the back of the package. I’ve planted these almost immediately upon receiving them, but have yet to see any sprouts. It’s been 6 days. I’m trying to be patient because the instructions said 5-10 day germination time. 20¢ per seed seems a bit high for some simple flowers but it’s also not going to break the bank. I guess time will tell if they germinate or not. And if they do, how large the plants and blooms get. And how vibrant the colors are. It appears to be a nice quality when simply looking at the packaging. I’ll update if I run into any issues. Or failure to germinate.

Growing well! Late planting - only blossoms so far. Looking forward to the Harvest!

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Producing nice little cucumbers! Expensive seeds but worth it.

Great product

Product seems to be good. Can report on herbs at this time. Only Rosemary is still taking it's time.