Seed Packet - Carrot 'Rainbow Blend'USDA Organic

I initially wrote a good review because the seeds arrived on time. But not a single carrot seed came up. These were obviously seeds too old to plant for a fall garden. Sad. Don’t buy from this company which is selling unviable seeds.

I recently tried the Back to the Roots Mint 'Peppermint' Seed Packet, and my experience falls somewhere in the middle. While it has its merits, there are some aspects that left me wanting more.On the positive side, the 140mg seed packet is generous and provides a good number of seeds for planting. The seeds themselves appear to be of good quality, and I had a decent germination rate when I planted them.Growing peppermint at home is a delightful experience, and the fresh aroma it adds to my space is wonderful. Plus, having access to homegrown mint is a real treat for making teas and adding flavor to various dishes.However, I did encounter some challenges. The packaging and instructions could be more detailed, especially for beginners. I would have appreciated clearer guidance on planting and care, as it took some trial and error to get the best results.Additionally, while the seeds did germinate, the growth rate seemed a bit slow compared to other herbs I've grown. It required patience, which may not be ideal for those looking for quick results.Overall, the Back to the Roots Mint 'Peppermint' Seed Packet is a decent option for those interested in growing mint at home. It provides a good quantity of seeds, and once established, the mint plant is a joy to have. However, the lack of detailed instructions and the somewhat slower growth rate prevent me from giving it a glowing review. It's a middle-of-the-road choice for home gardeners.

Although I had to start all over because of Hurricane Milton, I use them as a companion plant for tomatoes, eggplant, and sweet peppers. Their strong scent repels underground pests like mole crickets and nematodes. They also attract pollinators like bees and wasps, which are very valuable to any garden. The wasps are also predators who pick off caterpillars that would otherwise eat your leaves and fruit, so I never have to rely on chemical pesticides.

Germinated successfully but then died in ground. I'll give it another try tho.

I had a rectangle ceramic pottery that wasn't being used. Cilantro from the market goes bad so quickly so I decided to plant seeds in the pottery. I live in Sacramento area and we've had pretty warm dry weather, but they sprouted just as the package said the would. (it's early November) I made a little cover from a clear plastic supermarket cookie container just to keep them warmer at night. Looks like I'll be cutting them in about a month for my tacos!!

I'm thrilled to share my experience with the Marigold 'Sparky' Seed Packet, which has brought a burst of color and joy to my garden. As an avid gardener, I'm always on the lookout for new and exciting varieties to add to my collection. The 'Sparky' marigold seeds were easy to plant and germinated quickly. The resulting flowers are absolutely stunning - bright yellow and orange petals with a delicate, lacy texture. They're a beautiful addition to my garden, and they've attracted all sorts of beneficial insects and pollinators. What I love most about these marigolds is their hardiness and ease of care. They're drought-tolerant and require minimal maintenance, making them perfect for busy gardeners like me. I highly recommend the Marigold 'Sparky' Seed Packet to anyone who wants to add a pop of color and vibrancy to their garden. They're a great value for the price, and I'm so glad I gave them a try. **Pros:** * Easy to plant and germinate * Beautiful, fragrant flowers in a range of colors * Hardy and drought-tolerant * Attract beneficial insects and pollinators * Great value for the price **Cons:** None! I hope this review helps others discover the joy of growing these lovely marigolds!

I am using a Hydroponic growing system. I planted Basil at the same time as these Mint seeds, but they have not begin to show any sign of life in the provided sponges. I made sure to follow the instructions to the letter, but the Basil I grew at the same time I planted these Mint seeds have already begun to show at least 5 or 6 tiny little leaves in the sponges. I am still waiting for the Mint plants to show up. Dissappointed. I will give them a try again and see it the seeds are any good.

Bought two seed packets from this company at the same time. This packet germinated (snap peas) and the other did not (kale). So far, the plants are climbing and looking good.