12 Culinary Herb Seeds Pack - Heirloom and Non GMO, Grown in USA - Indoor or Outdoor Garden - Basil, Parsley, Dill, Cilantro, Rosemary, Mint, Thyme, Oregano, Tarragon, Chives, Sage & More

I am a professional Home and Personal Chef, and I love growing my own herbs, aromatics and some vegetables to use in my culinary activities. We recently moved across the country, so I'm having to start again from Square One.This package of 15 of the most used culinary herbs is a great selection, and the seeds are individually packed in resealable plastic pouches for storage. Each bag has the name of the herb and a QRCode that will send you to Growherbs website with comprehensive information on how to grow, maintain, harvest and save seeds for each named herb. The guide includes Germination times and required temperatures and gives the expected seed viability in years if stored properly.For planting the Soil and sunlight recommendations are listed, along with spacing depth and days to first harvest.Great info and very educational for both novices and experts. This company clearly is on target!Very pleased with this purchase and looking forward to havesting my fresh herbs and aromatics in the coming months instead of having to purchase tiny amounts at exorbitant prices in grocery stores.This mix of seeds is a clear FIVE STAR winner and gets my honest and very hearty recommendation. Superb product and information!*If you found my review helpful to you, PLEASE let Amazon know by clicking the "HELPFUL" button below!

I bought this collection in order to create a little herb garden at a friends house in south florida. I live in New York and can grow most of the herbs spring summer however there are some of them that I have difficulty to grow them where I live.I planted all of them except basil and mint because my friend already had them. You can see in the pictures, except the chive all of them are sprouting. I have only three sprouts in parsley,rosemary and savory, however I think I need to wait. I'm very satisfied with my choice. I will update soon.

Very few seeds. One planting. If they don’t sprout, it was a waste of money bc there is no second attempt. I grow Tulsi (Holy Basil) and each plant gives thousands of seeds. Not all germinate because the top dries before the rest flower, but still tons of seeds

Used these in my hydroponic garden. Had about 75% growth success. Not sure if it was me or the seeds. Would buy again though, as the price was right. Not too experienced with gardening or hydroponics but seemed like a good product. We have harvesting from a single planting for about a month.

None of the seeds I planted for several of the packets germinated.

I’ve only planted three types so far. The Mountain Mint that comes with it is not one of the culinary mints most people are familiar with. It’s not a “true mint,” but a rather niche mint-type plant. It doesn’t really work as a culinary mint in a way most folks would expect. I had to google quite a bit to figure out what it even was.The mint was my main interest. I think it is misleading to call this one of the 12 most common herbs. No one I know could even identify it. And it won’t work for my needs. Be warned 🫤

So excited to plant these! They are a holiday gift with some little counter pots and organic soil for us and a number of close friends. We’re sharing in the experience together of growing these while we have to still socially distance. The little seeds came wonderfully packaged and have scan codes to help with growing instructions which are very clear and easy to understand and we can’t wait to see them spring up in the weeks to come! We feel great about the quality of the seeds —heirloom, non-gmo, from the US —and supporting this seller.

I like how it was packaged in individual reclosable bags. I scanned the QR code and was sent to thier website- they have guides for planting, growing and harvesting. They even detail how to save seeds- that's really really cool for a seed company to say/ provide info. What I disliked was size of the bags used- for most seeds it made sense but for small little seeds I would have put them in a small bag- but that's the only qualm I had.

Half grew its not worth the price in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong tho the ones that did grow no problems. But way expensive for half of the seeds working .