50 Small Gourd Heirloom Vegetable Seeds Mix for Planting, Cucurbita Pepo

I bought the heirloom dwarf celosia/cockscomb mix, most of the seeds germinated. I've had cockscomb that is weak to drought and spoils quickly, but this one is fairly drought resistant if you don't water it too much during the early period. Water it ONCE a week at maximum. I also like that these are small and compact, I put the whole seed pack in one planter and they aren't overcrowded, whereas larger celosia plants overcrowd very easily, in my experience.

I sow the seeds sometime mid July. And within a week all of them sprouted, a few died and a large quantity of them survived and flourished. My next concern was the blooms, will it all be of the same color or will it bloom at all?? And a few weeks ago I saw 1 bud, and then there was frenzy of buds. Of course all of them are of different maturity and since then there areat least 3 or 4 blooms each day, color varieties I saw so far was yellow, pink, orangish red, white. It was totally worth it. Looking forward to see if there are more variety. Anyways, I'm happy with this purchase.

Overall, these seeds are pretty good. The cilantro that grew tastes fresh and flavorful, and the plants are easy to grow. The only downside is that the germination rate is not very high, so only a limited number of seeds actually sprouted and grew into healthy cilantro. If the germination rate were improved, this would be an excellent product.

I never tried sugar snap peas before, but after seeing them on a cooking show I had to try them. They grew well and this packaging is a really good value for the money. They taste very sweet and you eat them pod and all. My only issue is that you have to plant a lot of plants to get an actual meal. They ripen gradually and are only really good for about 3 days, so unless you plant 50 seeds, you will never have a "meal's worth" at any one picking. For me they are a little snack while I am working other parts of the garden.

This is the first time we planted nasturtium seeds. It seems that most germinated. The pollinators loved them. They look gorgeous in a hanging pot. Mixed between cucumber and bean plants. These are annuals and do not come back every year but I read where they drop so many seeds that many times they do reseed themselves. Will look forward to see if they come back next year. They were a good size, variety, and quality. A great value for the money spent. I will replant even if they don't re-seed themselves. Blooms lasted a long time during this hot Florida summer.

I am in SW Florida and just planted a few of the seeds in this packet 100% germination after 5 days! They are just seedlings at the moment but seem quite vigorous. I will be planting around our lot fir pollinators and to use as chop and drop to improve soil.

You get A LOT of seeds which I love. So you definitely are getting your money’s worth. Most of what I planted germinated if not all. My plants are now producing and the harvest we’ve gotten has been great. The Ground Cherries are delicious! Will purchase again and I highly recommend!

These seeds take forever to germinate, and the plants are so slow to grow. I strongly suggest starting these indoors 4 weeks prior to your last frost. OMG do they take forever! When they finally get established outside, they need to be well protected against insect attack (as with most eggplants). I keep mine covered with Agribon-19 until a week after the first blossom appears. This helps create a strong, vibrant plant which, if properly fertilized, will be a big producer!