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

I’ve tried planting these seeds 2 times. Once in a greenhouse covered with heat map and then in starter cups. They would not even sprout.

I like this package of seeds because you get a whole bunch of varieties for a reasonable price. It's also great because instead of wasting paper with instructions for each plant, the small bags of seeds have QR codes that have instructions online. I've planted 10 of the 14 varieties provided, and have had sprouts, so the seeds are viable. I don't think I received the tarragon seeds as promised, but it's also possible I might have misplaced them after opening—some of the seeds are very small and come in very small ziploc bags. Overall, I like these seeds and would probably buy again. Growing herbs at home is way less expensive than buying them at the grocery store, so that's winning in my book.

It is important to test the seeds. The instructions said that you can test the seeds by placing them in water and plant the seeds that sink to the bottom. I bought this for my daughter and she did not test the seeds. She planted 8 different seeds in an indoor plant growing machine and only the basil and cilantro came up. We are going to test the seeds and replant some of the plants that did not sprout

Good selection for us, everything we've started so far for our indoor herb garden is growing well.We have seed starting trays and warming pads, have a garden growing all around the house.

Planted seeds in a hydroponic garden, most did not sprout. Had success with thyme, mint, dill - no success with cilantro or basil, the two I really wanted most.

I wanted to add the greens to my edible garden I started two seasons ago and purchased this steal. It has every green you could possibly need for salads, smoothies, or cooking. I am extremely impressed that EVERY seed I planted came up. These were planted a little under 2 weeks ago and they are going to be arranged into some larger pots and will be sharing a home. I live in the South and have direct sun and 90+ all day, so I believe that I will keep these inside and see what they do. I've done a little research to see what is tall, short, flavors, etc. to see what can grow beside each other; so hoping I end up with something like the second pic (which was taken from Google - this is not these seeds). Yes! They sprouted. Now let's see if they grow and how they taste. I'll try to keep you posted.

Only one set of seeds ever germinated. This was in spite of numerous attempts, several different sprouting mediums and plenty of water. When I tried seeds purchased locally they all grew. Buyer beware.

Lots of seeds and good variety. I'm an inexperienced gardener, so I don't blame the seeds for all the issues I had, but overall they did better than I expected. I heard that rosemary is hard to start from seed, but we got 4 successful growths (unfortunately I killed them all later by over watering)! Only tried 5 of the seeds so far in indoor pots, and all but the mint sprouted. I still have more of all the seeds to try again because there are a good quantity of each, and I'm hopeful we'll get more good results.