Vegetable Seed Collection

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If you’re going to invest your time and effort into starting a patio vegetable garden this year, you want to make sure you’re doing it the right way. Growing (and enjoying!) your best ever veggie garden starts with making sure you have the best possible seeds.

This classic selection of fruit & vegetable seeds will keep you and your friends enjoying high-quality fresh, organic-grown fruit & veggies for the whole season. Include squash, cucumber, lettuce, broccoli, carrots, strawberries, tomatoes and bell peppers.

Comes with a vegetable planting guide that lays out how to sow, space and care for each plant as well as enough seeds to cover a 128 sqft growing area, or four 4’x8′ raised bed planters (16 sqft per seed variety/packet)

Sprouts in 1 – 3 weeks, depending on the variety

Ready to harvest in 2 – 4 months

Requires 4 – 7 hours of direct sunlight per day

Water 2 – 3 times per week

Additional Information

Dimensions	3.5 × 3.5 × 1 in
History	When we saw the resurgence of “Victory Gardening” with COVID-19, we thought, how can we help? We used our expertise in small space vegetables to develop this beginner-friendly collection.
Included In This Kit	Comes with a planting guide that lays out how to sow, space and care for each plant as well as enough seeds to cover a 128 sqft growing area, or four 4×8′ raised bed planters (16 sqft per seed variety/packet).
Not Included, But Required	What you need depends on how you decide you grow your seed. You may need a pot or another type of container. Plus water and sun of course!
Recommended For	Use for all your vegetable needs, fresh or cooked!

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Vegetable Seed Collection

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