HOME GROWN Medicinal Herb Seeds Vault – 2,000+ Seeds, 6 𝗡𝗢𝗡-𝗚𝗠𝗢 𝗨𝗦𝗔 Heirloom Varieties for Indoor & Outdoor Garden – Lavender, Chamomile,Mint,Lemon Balm,Peppermint,Echinacea +Garden Markers

So looking forward to planting and enjoying these lovely varieties of herbal tea seeds. I'm a huge fan of any pretty flowers and plants that bring bees, birds/hummingbirds, and butterflies to the garden, which these most definitely will. I am also a huge fan of herbal tea. The seeds look healthy and should do well in my garden. This is a lovely variety and I will be making relaxing tea, pick-me-up tea, and wellness tea, to name my top three choices that these seeds cover. I'm definitely keeping these in mind to purchase in the future for a fun tea-lover's gift basket.This would make for a wonderful gift. The container envelope is pretty (and stay-fresh), there are included plant markers, one for each herb variety, direction booklets, and the six varieties of herbs (German Chamomile, Vera Lavender, Lemon Balm, Purple Coneflower/Echinacea, Common Mint, and Peppermint).

I decided to grow my own tea herbs to enrich my tea experience and to avoid taking in unwanted chemicals. The seeds came in a bag with separated smaller labeled bags to identify the content inside. In the large bag, it also has two instruction booklets and picks which you can label the name of the herbs to identify the plants. The instructions are very clear, it tells you when and how to grow the plant. I have started germination mint and lemon blame inside and hopefully to move them outside when the weather is warmer.

We purchased these to grow some herbs for our rabbits and guinea pigs to snack on. Everything arrived well packaged and labeled which made it easy for my daughter to take this project on for herself. It came with a pack of markers so we have everything labeled. Hopefully our pets will be enjoying the bounty soon! We are excited to try another set of seeds from this company.

Just planted these indoors and am waiting for them to germinate. Looking forward to making my own teas, so I will update accordingly!This was packaged well and contains smaller individually labeled plastic bags with the seeds. Each bag is resealable and there were no "escapee" seeds at all. There are also instructions containing info about each plant such as germination, planting, harvesting, and its uses/origins. You're provided a good amount of seeds to get started and the variety is OK. I could have done without the more common mint or peppermint, but the positive is both of those are super easy to grow. Especially looking forward to the chamomile, echinacea, and lavender.4/5/2021: It has been nine days since I started these indoors and just thought I'd update my review with the germination days for each of the seeds:Chamomile - 3 days (these have *really* taken off)Echinacea - 9 daysLavender - 5 daysLemon Balm - 4 daysMint - 6 days (and only one seed has sprouted)Peppermint - has yet to germinateUpdate (4/9/2021):Three peppermint plants finally sprouted after 13 days. I now have 4 common mint plants growing.All seeds have finally germinated, and most already have their second set of leaves. Chamomile and Lemon Balm have outgrown their starter pots, so they'll be transplanted and moved outdoors to the greenhouse to harden them off. I've enjoyed the results thus far. Still floored how long the peppermint plants took to germinate. I don't think I've ever had to wait 13 days. If that sounds like a complaint, it's not, just an observation. :) The mint and peppermint plants are a bit on the scrawny side and I planted all of the seeds. In comparison to how many seeds are received, they have very poor germination rates in my opinion.Update 4/20 (with pics):Today marks the 25th day since planting these seeds. This will probably be my last update for now, until I see blooms. I added pics with captions to identify each plant to make observations. By far, chamomile is doing the best and the peppermint and mint plants are growing the slowest. Everything else is inbetween.Overall, I am satisfied with this pack of herbal and medicinal tea seeds.

Perfectly packaged. Everything is labeled neatly and is resealable so you don't have to worry about storing any leftovers. Even comes with a planting guide. Just planted them today so they obviously haven't sprouted yet but overall a great buy.Edit: All seeds sprouted in about 3 days!

Overall this is a good bunch of seeds. The only thing that I’m a bit disappointed about is that I only got one lavender seed to germinate. I started them indoors, so it wasn’t an issue with temperature or pests. But, everything else has sprouted. The lemon balm died shortly after it germinated. But, I think that might have been my fault.

I was very happy with the seed selection. They normally have sprouted within two weeks max as of recently. They grow nicely on windowsills and can likely bit added to an outdoor garden to grow to their fullest potential. I loved the wide range of seeds for such a good price.

All seeds but lavender germinated. I tried lavender several times with no success, so I think the seeds are a dud.The echinacea was diseased and deformed, chamomile was ill, the peppermint and spearmint both are a very light green color and have no flavor... the only plant that looks and acts healthy and normal is the lemon balm.There were barely any mint or spearmint seeds - like literally hardly any. Luckily, I got exactly ONE peppermint seed to germinate and three mint seeds to germinate. And of course minus one star because the lavender did not germinate and I never have seeds not germinate, which leads me to believe the seeds were faulty (since I tried a few times).Be careful of all these fake reviews. I'd say over 75% of the reviews thus far on this product are fake reviews AT LEAST from people who didn't even get the seeds to germinate and grow.The chamomile and echinacea were total waste of soil, as I eventually ripped the plants out since they were both sick.Sorry, but I've bought other seeds on Amazon that were really great - avoid this brand at all costs.