Back to the Roots 100% Organic Seed Packet - Lettuce 'Green Leaf Black Seeded Simpson' 420mgUSDA Organic

These Back to the Roots heirloom green bean seeds exceeded expectations. Within just days of planting, they sprouted beautifully — and now they’re already about 4 inches tall, standing sturdy and vibrant. Every seed germinated quickly, showing they’re fresh and full of life.What makes these truly special is their heirloom lineage — these Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans are a time-tested variety that gardeners have trusted for generations. You can tell in the uniformity and vigor of the sprouts that you're working with true heritage genetics, not mass-produced hybrids.They're also USDA Certified Organic, non-GMO, and USA-grown, which really matters if you care about sustainable, chemical-free gardening. I’m looking forward to training them up a trellis soon — they’re already eager to climb.If you're looking for clean, legacy seeds that grow strong from the start, this is the one. Great for both new gardeners and those preserving heirloom biodiversity. A great overall value as well!

These sprouted quickly in my planter box, I planted them outside of the growing season for my region, but hopefully they still grow.

I planted these basil seeds on March 20, and by April 14, they had grown tall and lush in my AeroGarden. I’m super impressed with how fast and full they grew! The leaves are flavorful and fragrant, perfect for fresh pesto or adding to pasta dishes.One thing to note: I specifically chose this brand because the listing mentioned the seeds were from Italy, but the packet I received says Israel seeds. The quality is still great, but the mismatch might matter if you’re buying based on origin.Overall, I’m happy with the results as they sprouted quickly, grew strong, and taste delicious. Just double-check if seed origin is important to you.

Poor germination rate, but the ones that did come up are beautiful! I would probably just buy them from the store opposed to sprinkling them outside like I had. It could have been user error or the fact I grew them directly outside. I had them out in Zone 5 back in mid May and didn’t see many come up. I plan to dead head the flowers that the few plants produce and plant the whole flower directly in the ground like I have in the past for better results.

I planted these 5-7 days ago, and they all sprouted! I give these these 5 stars. The happy little sprouts presented yesterday, and are doing well! Gardeners know germination is the important thing, and the maddening frustration of seeds bought and planted, only to never sprout at all. At least 90 % sprouted maybe more.( just for clarity sake I did start these in a flower pot and will move them to the garden when they are bigger)These won't disappoint! I see pesto in our future!

Hey y’all, It is my sophomore year for gardening. One type of plant I had success with last year was herbs. I love using basil when cooking so when I saw this seed packet, I wanted to try it. I didn’t plant right away but once I did plant, the growth was quick and dense. The basil is healthy and tasty. I used some tonight for homemade spaghetti sauce. I am pleased with how quickly this grew in my greenhouse.

These cucumbers are delicious. One seed produces a ton of cucumbers. I’d say probably 30+ cucumbers this season from just one plant. Very happy with this seeds. Will be planting these next year too. The cucumber is a great flavor; they don’t get too large, easy to can, and super freshly/juicy.

New gardener so I'm "by the book" .... Tough to germinate and a long seedling phase. I have more hope trying these next spring than a late summer grow but it's not the seeds' fault. This was more an experiement for spring. I'll definitely shop this vendor again for seeds.