HOME GROWN 55 Variety Survival Seed Vault, 28,000+ Vegetable Seeds

If you are looking to cultivate a thriving patch of versatile, resilient greens and cheerful yellow blooms, HOME GROWN Dandelion Seeds are an exceptional choice. Whether you are creating a dedicated patch for fresh salad greens, foraging leaves, or planting for beneficial pollinators, this seed packet delivers fantastic results. Why You'll Love Them: High Germination Rate: These seeds sprout reliably and quickly, making it easy to establish a robust crop without fuss or wasted effort. Vigorous and Hardy Growth: The plants take root easily and show impressive resilience, adapting well to various soil conditions and garden layouts. Multi-Use Utility: Perfect for homesteaders and gardeners looking to harvest nutritious greens for culinary use, harvest roots, or support local honeybees and beneficial insects. Fresh and Clean Packaging: The seeds arrive fresh, well-packaged, and clearly labeled, ensuring high viability straight out of the envelope. Final Verdict: HOME GROWN Dandelion Seeds are top-tier quality for anyone looking to add hardy, useful, and pollinator-friendly plants to their homestead or garden!

I love this mix it grows well and taste good! And the price is great! I bought a backup already and I think I might get one more!!! It is a very easy sprout and seems to work well with both my jars and my tray system. And all the seeds are well matched as far as the speed that they sprout the alfalfa the Superstar comes up faster but everybody else catches up pretty quickly. And I like it both ways rather let it get a little sun or just leave it more yellow. This is a great sprout I would say for a beginner it's an awesome awesome sprout. And if someone gets more seasoned I think you'll tend to rely on this makes it's a great mix!!!

I purchased these seeds hoping to grow Dandelions for my tortoise to eat. It been about 4 weeks and I see a very small growth. Seeds not worth the money. I don’t recommend purchasing.

I really wanted to love this indoor/outdoor grass-growing kit, but unfortunately, my experience with it was extremely disappointing. I purchased this specifically for my 4½-month-old kitten because I thought it would be a fun and healthy little project for her to have some grass of her own to nibble on. I liked the idea of being able to grow it myself and have a fresh supply available for her. I decided to plant the seeds outside, thinking they would have plenty of natural light and that growing them outdoors would give them the best possible chance. Unfortunately, hardly any of the seeds germinated or grew for me. I didn’t expect every single seed to grow into a perfect, full container of grass, but I absolutely expected a much better result than what I got. The amount that actually grew was so sparse that it wasn’t really worth the effort. Now, I do want to be fair because this has been an awful gardening year for me in general. My regular garden didn’t do well either, and my harvest was terrible this year. So initially, I wondered if the poor results were simply because of the growing conditions this season. I don’t want to blame a product for something that could potentially be caused by weather or other environmental factors. However, there is another important piece of information that I think is relevant when reviewing this product: I am a serious plant enthusiast and have more than 300 indoor plants. I have been growing plants for quite some time and am very comfortable caring for them. I know how to start plants from seed, I understand germination requirements, and I know how to care for seedlings once they emerge. In other words, I am not someone who randomly sprinkled seeds somewhere and forgot about them. I followed the general growing process and gave these seeds an honest opportunity. Unfortunately, the results were still extremely poor. That is what makes this purchase so frustrating. I purchased this kit because I wanted something simple and reliable for my kitten. I didn’t need a complicated gardening project. I just wanted to grow some grass that she could safely enjoy. Instead, I ended up with very little growth. The concept of this product is great. I actually really like the idea behind it. Having a little indoor/outdoor grass kit specifically for pets is something I think many cat owners would enjoy. Cats can be very interested in grass, and having the ability to grow fresh grass at home is convenient. If the seeds had germinated and produced a nice, healthy patch of grass, I would have been thrilled with this purchase. Unfortunately, the execution just wasn’t there for me. I also don’t want anyone reading this review to think I’m saying that absolutely no one will be able to grow these seeds. Obviously, growing conditions vary, and some people may have a completely different experience. But I’m reviewing my actual experience with the product, and my results were simply not good. I planted the seeds outdoors and waited, hoping they would eventually take off. Instead, only a very small amount grew. Considering the entire purpose of the kit is to provide grass, I found the poor germination rate to be a major problem. And yes, I realize that gardening isn’t always predictable. Seeds don’t always germinate, weather can affect growth, temperatures fluctuate, and sometimes plants simply don’t cooperate. As someone with more than 300 plants, I completely understand that. That’s actually why I tried to give this product the benefit of the doubt. But when I purchase a seed-growing kit, I expect the seeds themselves to have a reasonable chance of germinating when given appropriate conditions. Unfortunately, that wasn’t my experience here. My kitten is still young at 4½ months old, and I was really looking forward to watching her discover and enjoy the grass. Instead, there simply wasn’t enough growth to make the kit useful for that purpose. For me, the biggest issue is the poor germination and extremely sparse growth. If I had gotten a thick, healthy patch of grass and my kitten just didn’t like it, that would be completely different. At least then I could say the product worked and my kitten simply wasn’t interested. Unfortunately, I never really got to that point because there wasn’t enough grass to begin with. I also think the product could be improved by providing clearer information about seed quality, germination expectations, and ideal growing conditions. If there are very specific temperature, moisture, soil, or light requirements, those need to be clearly explained so customers have the best possible chance of success. Again, I want to emphasize that I am not new to growing plants. I have a large indoor plant collection of 300+ plants, and growing from seed is not something I’m unfamiliar with. I know that plants require patience and proper care, and I’m more than willing to put in the effort when I’m growing something. That’s why I was particularly disappointed with this kit. Maybe I simply received a bad batch of seeds. Maybe the growing conditions this year played a role. Maybe others will have better luck. I can’t say for certain what caused the poor germination in my case. What I can say is that I purchased the kit, planted the seeds outdoors, cared for them, and hardly anything grew. For a product whose entire purpose is to grow grass, that’s a pretty significant problem. I really wish I could give this a better review because I genuinely wanted this to work. I thought it would be an inexpensive and enjoyable way to grow something specifically for my kitten. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I can’t recommend it. 1 star from me. The idea is good, but the results were nowhere near what I expected. With better-quality seeds and a much more reliable germination rate, this could be a really useful product for cat owners. Unfortunately, I didn’t get that experience.

When I first started buying wheatgrass for my pet 10 years ago—weekly at $3/pot—I remember calling the grower who was local and asking how much it was to buy seeds. He told me it was more economical to buy from the store and I didn’t question it. I’ve since moved and the one store near me that carried it closed last month. Turns out that first guy fibbed and it’s waaaaay more economical to grow your own, not to mention quick and easy. I followed the directions on the package and had sprouted seeds in less than 48 hours. I then moved the pot under a grow light and had 3” tall grass within 3 days. At $10 for this bag of seeds, I’m going to get a lot more than 3.334 pots (I just reuse the 3”x3” pots from the ones I bought at the store). Lesson learned. My bag arrived on Aug 18. It’s Aug 26 as I’m writing this review and I already have a plant for my pet. These are good, quality seeds.

I only planted two types of basil, spearmint , green onions, red chilli, and cilantro. However, cilantro did not sprout. I recently started germinating the rosemary seeds this was white summer sewing. I’m waiting for fault to arrive so I can germinate more fall produces.

Mammoth sunflower I would consider myself a “pre-K level” gardener. I know plants need sun, soil, and water, and that’s about where my gardening knowledge ends. Last year, none of the sunflower seeds I planted outdoors germinated. In hindsight, birds and squirrels probably ate them. This year I saw someone online germinate sunflower seeds in wet paper towels inside a plastic bag and thought, “Surely I can do that.” So I started these Mammoth sunflower seeds indoors in March. Then I realized it was still too cold to plant them outside. A quick Google search told me sunflowers don’t like their roots disturbed, so I moved them into peat pots. Because I was convinced most of them would die, I planted 2–3 seedlings per pot. Somehow, they all survived. By the time I planted them outside at the end of April, I still had no real plan. I watered them, left them alone, and let nature do its thing. Two eventually died—not because of the seeds, but because I accidentally tied them to a support with metal wire and the growing stems cut themselves against it. (Again: pre-K gardener.) The rest absolutely took off. The tallest are now over 6 feet tall, and for reference, my SUV is about 75 inches tall. If you’re wondering whether Mammoth sunflowers actually grow as advertised, I can personally confirm they do. If someone with virtually no gardening experience can get these seeds to thrive after a series of questionable decisions, I’d say they’re pretty forgiving and beginner-friendly.

Grows well. My cats love it. Try not to overwater. I made that mistake and i molded my soil. Now i just water when I touch the soil and its dry to about a half inch. Ive manage to keep it alive for over a month already. Im learning :) these seeds are fantastic. I would definitely repurchase.

Very nice collection of herbs

Growing well! Late planting - only blossoms so far. Looking forward to the Harvest!

انقع البذور في مويه لمدة يوم ثم ازرع بالتربه مباشرة 👍🏻

Sowed the seeds in the middle of June so maybe they'll show up next year. The only thing that has sprung up 2 months later are about a dozen 8" high small white flowers. We've successfully planted many wildflowers over the years so we're hoping the late sowing is the answer. I'll update this in October.

Producing nice little cucumbers! Expensive seeds but worth it.