Sereniseed Certified Organic Vegetable Seeds (10-Pack) – Non GMO, Open Pollinated - Basil, Snap Pea, Broccoli, Bean, Jalapeno, Tomato, Lettuce, Cucumber, Carrot, Zucchini Seeds for Planting

One of the best things about this kit is the variety of vegetables included. You get a well-rounded mix like tomatoes, carrots, lettuce, cucumbers, beans, and more, which makes it perfect if you want to grow a little bit of everything without buying separate packets. It’s a really convenient all-in-one option. The seeds are USDA certified organic and non-GMO, which was important to me. They also come from a company that focuses on quality storage and testing, which helps explain why my germination rate was strong and consistent. From what I’ve seen (and what other gardeners mention online), these seeds are reliable and affordable, especially when bought as a bundle.

I went for the blue lake green beans first since I could never find that variety locally. They sprouted fast and every single one of them took root. They did well when I transferred them from the moist paper towel method into peat pots, but I think I’m losing them. They’re inside, but by a window and I think it gets too cold at night. They gave me plenty of seeds tho, so I’ll try again when it’s a little warmer. My guess is that you’ll like these seeds. I gave some away as I didn’t care for herbs. Even without those, it was a nice selection.

This was a gift purchase. No planting til spring. Items were packaged well and clearly marked with directions. Timely delivery.

Overall, I am moderately pleased with the seed quality we received from Seniseed. The cucumbers and zucchini are faring well thus far, but the lettuce has at least 2 different varieties in the package, 1 of which we do not care for. Huge disappointment with the carrots. There are supposed to be 250 seeds in the packet and we received less than 50. I understand there maybe some variance between the stated amount and the reality, but come-on folks, by the time you thin them out you'd be lucky to have enough for a meal. The beets are germinating but we haven't seen a great deL of growth (and are over a month past start date). This may be due to starting late and the Florida Temps, but time will tell. Beans germinated and grew like crazy in the hydroponics systems and are doing fair after planting them in the raised beds, but they are not adding foliage except for at the top. Cantaloupe and watermelon germinated well but it is too soon to tell how they will fare once transplanted. I am the most frustrated by the carrots because out of this group of packets there were several things we don't eat so this means those that we do like really need to perform. Our tomatoes seem to be doing well but we planted several varieties and I am not sure which ones came from Seniseed. That said, one variety is outperforming the others so I am looking forward to finding out whether it came from this company. Would I buy from them again? I wouldn't rule it out but that decision won't be made until we taste the product of our labors.

I used these as party favors for a farmers market themed bridal shower and they were a big hit! I also planted a few of the ones that were leftover and they are doing so good!