15 Heirloom Lettuce Seeds for Planting | 4000+ Non-GMO, Heirloom Leafy Greens Seed: Romaine Iceberg Butter Lettuce Seeds, Kale Spinach Arugula Seeds | Seeds for Hydroponic Garden Indoor Microgreens

This is a really great collection of kale. Especially for a beginner gardener who has no clue! I didn't know what kind of kale I would like best, so it was nice to get a variety. They are all excellent so far. I have to admit I have only been eating baby kale greens so far and can't tell you how these will be as mature kale, but I'm assuming they will be quite fine.The package comes with an insert that gives specific directions for planting and tending each type of kale. This is nice, but to be honest I just put them in the ground and have them treating them all the same, without any special accommodations for it any type, and they are doing fine. If I had any any "complaint" it would be that the instructions had me plant way more than I needed and every single seed came up, so I had to thin them out and felt like that was wasting quite a few. However that is an excellent "problem" to have.I am hoping that I might be able to let some of the plants go to seed and be able to replant with my own seeds in the future. But if that doesn't work out I would definitely order these seeds again.

After buying $5 seed packets online from someone else and receiving 5-8 seeds per packet, I was EXTREMELY skeptical. I needed lettuces though and I haven’t had luck buying Bonnies seeds from Home Depot or Steins. So I chanced it. I’m THRILLED that I had. Not only did I receive a wonderful assortment of seeds, but they came with little pamphlets that explained each one. Beyond that though, I had a 100% GERMINATION for the lettuces I plants. Most sprouted by day 3-4, all had sprouted within the first week. For those looking at the four empty cells, I can explain. I hate thinning seedlings so I plant 1/cell. Somehow, the back sell had 3 seedlings and the front had 2. So for those empty cells, I am going to assume I somehow misseeded since I do indeed have 6 of that type as well, the other 4 have just been re-loaded into their next hydroponic phase. I’ll try to edit this review in a month or so when the plants are sporting their full glory. Until then, happy gardening!

Good seeds. A nice variety. The quantity is limited for the price I paid.

Most seeds I order are either from a single seller and wrapped in paper or major big box store seeds. This is what I expected. Yes, there are fewer seeds than stated, but it's not sparse by far. Also, they provide plastic stands to label, and the best part: a full direction packet with history of each seed, so you know which you want to plant- for a specific reason.I just planted and/or are forcing so I cannot comment on growth or taste yet.

Great mixed bag of fall leafy green seeds. I put them in the ground October 23rd (in Maryland, USA) and every seed had sprouted with seedlings visibly above ground within 4 days. The pictures are at day #9. First cut of leafy greens soon.[I planted by working the soil just a bit, adding some fertilizer (any vegetable/herb fertilizer should work) and lightly pushing the sends just under the top of the soil. It rained about 1 inch the next day and has rained 2 more inches since. Weather has been 50s at day, 40's at night].

The Good:The seeds seem to germinate as well as other brands. Not any better or worse really. I am happy with the quality of the plants growing and the variety in the pack is great. They also include a nice small brochure with information on the seeds and help with germination. A very nice touch.The BAD:The description says 4000+ seeds. Well after receiving this pack and knowing seed quantity can be visually deceiving due to their small size I was still not convinced about 4000+ seeds so I painstakingly counted them. The good and bad news is it only took half the amount of time to count them. Well that's also the bad news. I counted just over 2400 seeds. Just over half of what i paid for. I then went back and looked at other low star reviews and there seems to be a trend. So be aware!! I contacted the seller and they sent me more seeds but I should not have to do that.

I wanted a variety of lettuce for fall planting and these fit the type and price I was looking for. Planted 5 types in pots on Tuesday and 4 out of the 5 had substantial germination by Saturday. Only the spinach has been lingering behind , although I do see some green ready to emerge from the dirt. I will update in a few weeks when there is more growth but so far so good!

I ordered this for my fall garden. I was looking for a variety of salad greens that I would be able to harvest quickly and maintain -- weather permitting. I sowed a variety in one large container rather than planting in individual containers. So far I am very pleased. My 1st harvest was a Monday morning, less than 3 wks from sowing. The second was Thursday evening. It only took about 3 days to regrow. In the spring I will plant a separate window box for the different varieties so I can better customize my salads.