KVITER 10000 Lambs Quarter Seeds (Chenopodium Album) - White Goosefoot Seeds, – Heirloom & Edible Weeds – Ideal Non-GMO Herb Seeds for Organic Spinach Substitute in Home Gardens

Lambsquarter is a "wild spinach"That's what my Grampa said. Used to grow wild along fence rows that surrounded corn fields. I never pick it wild any more because the county uses herbicides to keep the weeds down at the edge of the road these days. So I plant it at the edge of my backyard fence.Pick the top 2/3 of a stalk that's 12-18" tall. Stuff a brown paper grocery sack for supper.It wilts quickly when u steam it.It TASTES like buttered spinach BEFORE you add ANYTHING to it.Use butter and salt&pepper to taste. It's yummy ! 😊the little envelope has 1000 seeds. If u sprinkle in a 18" wide and 50ft long row, u can let 1-2 ft of the plants go to seed. Then catch and dry seeds on a cloth covered side table and u will not have to buy seeds again. They LOOK like poppy seeds, very teeny.....a tinyZiploc, like for a baby's snak of 10 Cheerios, is the perfect size bag for storage. Label w black indelible Sharpie. Enjoy this healthy treat....👋👵

Exactly like what they described，it is the correct seeds, the plant is already growing in my yard. they are Just like what the picture showed.

Seed were great thanks

If you're timing the planting of these seeds, allow a lot of lead time because they take forever to ship. There are alternatives at lower prices. Planted per instructions. Waited. Nothing. Not one. I thought these were supposed to grow like weeds??

Planted and the seeds grew.

Got my order of these pretty quickly. Am excited to plant them and will report back.

I was going to use these seeds to enhance and edible, outdoor flowerbed but not a single seed sprouted or grew from this package; I grew up farming and maintaining indoor/outdoor gardens, for some reason these seeds were all DOA.

I received a couple packs of seeds. After sowing them in loose soil, though, only a small percentage germinated. They didn't grow well, though I can't be certain if maybe the soil type wasn't ideal (in garden boxes with garden soil), or if it was something related to my location (full to partial sun in western Oregon).