30 Packs of Deluxe Valley Greene Heirloom Vegetable Garden Seeds Non-GMO(Guaranteed 30 Different Varieties as Listed)

I am pretty happy with these seeds. Everything that I have planted so far was what it was supposed to be. Mix ups tend to happen with seeds especially when purchased in variety packs/bundles like this but I've had good luck with these. I have not planted all of them yet, but we are working our way through. I like to have seeds on hand just in case, and you get a good amount and a wide variety for the price. The germination rate was not as good as some big brands, but that is to be expected, and these are supposed to be better for you. It's not always the seed's fault either, so many factors go into gardening. I think it was definitely worth purchasing.

Easy to plant, the seeds grew as they should. Great value for the money. We would purchase again.

Our garden has produced more this year than ever before. Bulk buying seeds saves money and we were very happy with all the veggies and variety

The "variety" of these seed offerings is good, but the "quantity" of seeds in each packet is low, at least by my standards. The larger seeds (i.e. - beans, corn, peas, etc) seem to be inadequate unless one only intends a 4-5 foot row. One's larger seed needs should be ordered from/through "bulk seed providers," so one can order by/with 1/2 pound amounts or more. Yes, there are purveyors who sell in bulk; however, their "variety" is very low. Consequently, with these types of orders, one must "give up something" to "get something." I have not found a seemly solution.

So far I’ve only started a couple varieties but very close to 100% germination! Cherry tomato, keystone and big Jim pepper and unrelated cilantro in photo

Photos are from last years seeds - from Deluxe Valley. Good variety of seed, and a great sprout percentage. A few years ago, I got my first variety pack from this company, to plant in my new garden. This is no bs - everything I planted sprouted, & grew to harvest!I consider an 80% sprout rate good, and these seeds do that and more, but I never use the full pack of seeds, my garden is only 15' x 20'.I was shopping for seeds to plant for this spring, and got tempted to buy seeds from a different company, because they had smaller 25 seed packets - meaning less seeds wasted. I was really disappointed with the sprouting percentage. Some of the seed variety didn't even have one seed sprout out of 25 seeds. So, here I am in May, not much happening in my garden. Not even a radish grew, and we all know radish is one of the easiest things to grow. I have a couple carrots growing, 3-4 of the greens I planted.So I'm going to plant late, and figure out a way to keep the garden cooler during these hot months so everything doesn't bolt.A few days ago, I ordered this brand of seeds again. I'm going to stick to the self proven seeds.

Well, some vegetables grew. Unfortunately not the vegetables depicted on the labels . My butternut turned into acorn. The string beans were a very tiny version of climbing string beans (planted bush). Radishes, beets, cucumbers made it to sprout but didn't produce at all. Yes this is a bad year for gardens but what did produce was definitely not what was planted.

I think I plan just bought every seed in the pack. This is my first time, but it turned out pretty well… I was starting to get a little impatient, but then I also ended up putting plant food in every week which helped it blossom