Organo Republic 14 Rare Tomato & Tomatillo Garden Seeds Variety Pack - 1,020+ Non-GMO Heirloom Tomato & Tomatillo Seeds for Outdoors & Indoor Home Gardening

This was definitely worth it for the price! I got to grow a lot of different varieties that I've never even heard of! It was a great starter pack. They sprouted pretty quickly (I used hydroponics) and they were very easy to start from seed. The tomatoes looked amazing and the sizes were as described. Totally recommended for newbies!

Im a repeat buyer. I had bought these seeds for a gift for a friend. I bought mine for myself last year and the germination rate was 97%. These are some awesome tasting tomatoes. Great variety in this seed packet.

I am a beginner gardener in North Carolina (zone 8a). I started my first ever garden this year (2024) in April when temps were milder and currently today is August 1 and we regularly have had weeks with 90+ degree weather. I really wanted to experiment this year and see what I was good at growing before planning a bigger garden next year and beyond. While I didn’t attempt to grow all of the veggies in this pack (because some of the veggies my family doesn’t eat at all so it would have been a waste, unused seeds were donated to seed libraries and gifted to fellow gardeners), I would say 85% of what I did grow was a success! The other 15% was definitely grower (aka me) error and my failures as a first time gardener and not at all the seeds/this brand’s fault. Again, we had a pretty brutal summer (for NC) and most of my garden was resilient and bounced back when conditions were rough. I direct sowed EVERYTHING. No transplants and no seed starting indoors. Some notes- I recommend getting a binder/organizer to organize your seeds. The pack they come in is great in terms of keeping them protected but you have to dig into the bag and search for the seeds you want which can be cumbersome. Keeping them organized just makes things so much easier. The pack also has seeds that match what they say they are for me personally 95% of the time. If you are a gardener that doesn’t like surprises just be mindful that sometimes seeds get mixed up or mixed in the wrong packs. I planted the beefsteak and cherry tomatoes and to my (pleasant) surprise, I ended up with some green zebra tomatoes and a very yellow variety that I can’t determine. Other than that everything turned out to be exactly what the individual packs said they were. Things I had the best success with - tomatoes, arugula , cucumbers, lettuces, swiss chard, corn, watercress, some of the pepper varieties. Things with some wins but not overall successful - zucchini, carrots, eggplants, sunflowers, squashes, some of the pepper varieties, the brassicas, collards, bok choy, kale. All of these had a few wins but I did not get a harvest from these seeds, again that was 100% due to my errors (and pests/stray dogs/rabbits lol) and not the seeds, they all germinated which is half the battle! I gifted the seeds I didn’t use to my gardening friends and they loved them and tell me they are doing great for them also. Overall I LOVE this seed pack! A ton of different varieties to grow for a great price for what you get. This would be a great gift to get a new gardener or just to have in your inventory. Included some of the best pictures I took of my garden throughout the growing season everything pictured was grown from this seed pack.

If you’re looking for great variety of beautiful, delicious produce then you’ve found them. I’ve had a high successful growth rate from these seeds. I’d have to say the quality and selection is great. I’ve had fun watching these grow and add beautiful color to my home garden. Some of these seeds are rare and hard to find. I’ll be making sure to keep these in stock. I also love supporting small business.

Only 5 of 14 came up. I didn't expect much from Amazon seeds but they claim an 85% germination rate and that is obviously not true. I planted a second round of everything that didn't come up so I'll update on that round. Update: 6/3: The seller reached out to me and is replacing the seeds that did not germinate. I raised my rating from 1 to 4 stars to reflect this extra step in customer service.

A nice selection of quality peppers for the new, or rejuvenated, "pepper farmer".

I ordered several seed kit packs from this company. Tomatoes peppers melons and medicinal herbs. The melons all did well, but every other seed kit was terrible. The tomatoes only had 3 out of the 14 varieties actually germinate and out of those three only about 10% of the total seeds germinated. Same with the peppers and medicinal herbs. 3 of 12 varieties germinated for the peppers and 8 of the 15 varieties for the herbs. I tried planting several times and always had the same results. The same seed varieties germinated and the duds were the same. So to me that means entire batches of certain varieties are non viable while the others that did germinate were just low quality seed stock. Unfortunately the return window is so small that by the time you realize the seeds are junk, you are stuck with them. I tried contacting Organo Republic through email several weeks ago with no response, so their customer service is garbage like their seeds. The seeds also come in little plastic Ziploc style baggies so keep that in mind if you are into cutting back on plastics. I also order seeds from open seed vault and black duck. The black duck seeds came in paper packets labeled valley greene. Open seed vault was also garbage with 8 out of the 12 varieties germinating at about a 50/50 chance of success. Their customer service was great though and worked to resolve this issue. So I'm happy about that and i will see if that first seed kit was a fluke. Their seeds also came in plastic baggies. The valley Greene seeds however were spectacular. EVERY variety I planted germinated at about 90% success rate. Will order from them in the future.

Jalapeños, Serrano, Onions, beef, steak tomatoes, and red pear tomatoes grew really well. Poblano peppers, habanero peppers, cayenne peppers, Hungarian wax peppers, and tomatillos did not sprout at all. Soaked them like packaging suggested, looked on their website for troubleshooting tips. Tried a few different mediums and methods, but none of them worked. Although I should get a good crop out of the ones that did sprout well, I am disappointed that I won’t have as good of a variety in my garden for salsa this year. I have not planted the herbs yet, but I hope to get a good crop out of those as well. I will try to update Once I get those planted.

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