Ferry Morse Large Vegetable Garden, 17 - Piece Set

So many seeds for such a low price. Many of them range from 1.50-1.99 a packet so buying all these for less than 15 bucks you will save. All my cucumber seeds have germinated into plants. My carrots are starting off slow but most have germinated. The germination rate is quite high if you use the right potting soil/compost mix. I look forward to using the rest and sharing the extra seeds with others. There is a generous amount of seeds in each packet, probably more than the average green thumb can handle.

I would recommend these to anybody that's looking to start a grow your own veggie garden at home, There is a large variety and the price is great, We got quite a bit of beautiful , BIG,fresh and tasty Veggies,.... The seller was great products shipped fast and arrived very quickly considering we are stationed in S. Korea at the moment with the U.S Army they arrived in less than a week and you can track the package which is also great!

This was my first gardening experience and I must admit I am happy with the product. I planted most of the seeds. The tomatoes have and continue to grow, I can't pick them quick enough before more pop up. They taste deliscious because I know I planted them. :~) I have also gotten a number of peppers, they continue to come up also. The green beans are not turning green, I think they droop and don't get enough light, maybe I should shore them up like the tomatoes. The corn stalks are high and I see three corn on the cob coming out, can't wait. I only produced one cucumber so far. Radishes are growing in droves, although I don't actually like radishes. Nothing from the carrot, scallion, brocoli or cabbage plant unfortunately. They plant has grown on all of them, but no fruit. :~( Next go round I will only plant 4 at a time and give them all more space. I would recommend this product. Being a new gardener, I am happy with my first experience. Now looking for herbs to plant.

We got a lot of dead seeds. I really should have known better and purchased individual seed packets rather than a set.

Exactly what I wanted for my patio garden. I'm a college student trying to save a few bucks growing what I can on my balcony or in the back yards of my friends. This was the most comprehensive seed package I could find while also maintaining interest in things I wanted to grow (I think I only gave away 3 or 4 of the seed packets). Everything was easy to grow, germinated, and to some extent produced some fruits. I didn't have a ton of success the first time around, but that's mainly because I didn't have much idea what I was doing. I'll likely purchase these again next time I re-sew my garden.

This was a present for my mom for Mommy Day. I loved the assortment, I mean you get almost all the familiar veggies we all know and love. My only 2 concerns would be the quantity of seeds and I didn't realize but the price per pack compared to Walmart or store bought seeds. The water melon packet had 4 seeds! The cantaloupe had 5! I went to Walmart and bought the same packets of seeds for $1 each compared to these packs that cost $1.79 each.Bottomline, I should've checked locally before I bought these and saved alot. But if you don't have a place that sells seed packets near you, by all means these are great to have!

================Update: While mostly all seeds did germinate, very few actually produced. The cucumbers were the winner in this race. The corn was dwarfed beyond belief. The radishes only produced at a rate of 2 percent. The watermelon and cantaloupe also produce NO produce. Yes, they bloomed, but that was it. The peppers also sprouted very well, but produced NOTHING.I know that most of this could have been my fault but come on, how much does it take to put a seed in the ground and let it grow? My next investment is going to be in "heirloom seeds". They are not genetically engineered and can reproduce unlike the junk hybrid seeds this company sells.=================All the seeds germinated faster than the packages said they would. Also, It's appears that every single seed has also germinated. This means that I will have a lot of "thinning" to do later on but let me tell you.. thinning is much better than having bare spots where nothing grew. Also, I have done/used nothing special... I tilled up a bit of the backyard, got rid of all the grass, and planted. No fertilizers or nothing. This is my first garden ever, so anything I get out of it will be a huge plus.I plan on buying Ferry-Morse seeds again in the future.I would recommend them to anyone that wants to plant vegetables without all the hassle.

I purchased these as a gift and would recommend them highly. My father-in-law is a hobbie farmer with his raised beds in the back yard. He used these seeds to start early and said they were good quality. He thought that he over planted the seeds because all of them probably came up, where in the past and other brands he over planted because the quality of seed was poor.