White borage is often overlooked but adds elegance while still delivering major pollinator benefits and the flowers are edible.

This is a fantastic starter pack for lettuce lovers. The mix lets you grow cut-and-come-again salads, experiment with flavors, and harvest fresh greens year-round.

I love these for hydroponics and indoor gardens. They stay compact, fruit reliably under lights, and are ideal for small spaces and countertop systems.

I love this mix because you get more seeds than you’ll ever need and an amazing color range, making it a fun, generous option for any garden space.

Clover seeds are fantastic for natural fertilization, great soil builder with beauty and purpose.

Softneck garlic is my go-to for beginners because it stores well and reliably produces multiple cloves per bulb with very little fuss.

I love blue borage because it’s both beautiful and edible, the vibrant flowers elevate garden design while offering a subtle cucumber flavor for food and drinks.

This is my favorite pepper to grow - easy, incredibly productive, and the germination rate makes this pack a reliable pick.

This is an excellent beginner-friendly herb set, great for windowsills, balconies, or gardens, and perfect for cooks who want fresh herbs

This is one of the easiest cucumbers for beginners and small spaces because it stays tender, never bitter and produces consistently with minimal effort

These are one of my favorite pea seeds for shoots. Reliable germination, great flavor, and perfect for year-round indoor growing no matter how small your space is.

Ground cherries drop from the plant when ripe, growing them over mulch or landscape fabric makes harvesting much easier and keeps fruit clean.

This is a great garlic for beginner and experienced gardeners alike. Large cloves are easier to plant, and cold-hardy garlic thrives with minimal effort.

This is a fun pack if you already grow tomatoes and want to branch out. You get reliable staples plus a few unusual varieties that make gardening exciting.

This starter pack covers all the essentials, perfect if you want reliable, everyday herbs without overthinking variety selection.

Excellent soil builder, sow seeds in the fall and cut back before seed set if using as a cover crop.

This is an excellent herb starter pack if you want variety without overthinking it. You can grow just a few favorites or plant everything.

I love this basil because it’s truly unique, strong aroma, beautiful purple blooms, and a flavor that stands out compared to classic sweet basil.

I love Tiny Tim tomatoes because they thrive indoors, stay small, and still give you real harvests, perfect for hydroponics and apartment growing.

Catnip is one of my favorites for cat owners. It grows fast, handles containers well, and gives your cats a safe, natural enrichment straight from your garden.

This basil is so fun to grow, the giant leaves feel dramatic and productive, and you get a lot of harvest from just a few plants.

This is one of my favorite garlic varieties, reliable, flavorful, and perfect for fall planting if you want big, beautiful bulbs in June.

A solid choice if you have outdoor space and want to explore different tomato flavors and textures in one season.

This is a great starter pack for anyone with outdoor space who wants to grow a wide range of food without overthinking seed selection

Herbs are some of the most forgiving plants to grow. This kind of starter pack is perfect for learning basics.

I love this set because it lets you try unique basils, from classic to unexpected, without committing to just one variety.

This is an excellent starter pack if you want to experiment with many crops at once and learn what grows best in your space without overthinking seed selection

These are my go-to seeds for pea shoots. They sprout evenly, grow vigorously and produce thick sweet shoots that are perfect for microgreens trays

This is a great basil for starting out, easy to germinate, forgiving, and productive. The big leaves make it especially satisfying for first-time growers.

This is one of the best ways to discover your favorite basil types, grow several varieties at once, then keep replanting the ones you cook with most.

This is a great option for cat owners who also garden - easy to grow, low mess, and perfect for keeping cats happy while protecting your houseplants.

This color is rare and elegant, perfect if you want marigolds that feel intentional.

This is a fantastic option for gardeners who want to explore herbal teas and natural remedies while building a well rounded herb garden from seed

This is a great starter pack if you enjoy sweet peppers. It lets you experiment with colors, shapes, and flavors in one easy set.

This is an excellent microgreens starter because it lets you experiment with multiple varieties before committing to bulk seed

This deep red is stunning in small spaces and balcony planters, one of the most dramatic nasturtium colors you can grow.

I'd recommend this excellent herb kit for any beginner. The mix lets you experiment with flavor, harvest timing, and perennial vs annual herbs in one season.

I use these for seed saving and sorting, especially loose seeds and partial packets. They’re great beyond gardening for travel, tools, and household items.

I use this to organize my seeds by season and crop type - I love that it zips closed, stays neat and comes in lots of fun colors and patterns

This is my go-to classic basil. Easy to grow, dependable, and perfect if you want consistent harvests for pesto, salads, and simple home cooking.

This is an excellent choice for outdoor gardeners who want to focus on summer crops. You get heat-loving plants that grow fast.

I love these because they come in multiple colors, have big blooms, and are excellent garden helpers, these marigolds do it all.

Perfect if you want big yields without an overpowering garlic bite. Plant the largest cloves for the biggest bulbs, and don’t skip harvesting the greens early.

Hardneck garlic like this is my go-to for beginners. It’s cold hardy, low maintenance, and gives you both garlic bulbs and edible scapes for cooking.

This is a great choice for beginners. Garlic is one of the easiest crops to grow, plant once, wait, and harvest full bulbs that taste better than store-bought.

I love these peppers because you get the full habanero flavor, fruity and aromatic, without any spice, making them great for experimenting in everyday cooking.

I love these tomatoes for a New Yorker who only has indoor space. Use a 1–2 gallon container and consistently water to prevent fruit drop.

This is such a fun pepper, same jalapeño taste with zero heat, making it perfect if you love peppers but not the burn.

I love these large basil leaves. Pinch early and often to keep plants bushy and prevent flowering.

I love using marigolds like these as companion plants, they help deter pests, attract pollinators, and add nonstop color throughout the growing season.

Excellent living mulch, great around crops when space is limited and you want to deter pests naturally.

This large bag is ideal if you eat arugula often, you’ll have seeds for years, making it a cost-effective staple for indoor growing.

I love this because you get beautiful blooms that attract pollinators and edible flowers you can use in salads, drinks, and garnishes.

I love butterfly pea because it’s stunning and functional. The flowers create natural blue and purple dyes to use as natural food coloring.

My favorite microgreen seeds with a wide range to grow quickly on windowsills or under grow lights

This color is dramatic and rare, one of my favorite statement flowers for containers.

Best for backyards or community gardens adds height, beauty and an edible harvest

These are a standout marigold if you want something more refined than the classic orange. I love them for mixing into edible gardens and attacting pollinators.

This is a reliable, no-frills herb set for beginners or apartment gardeners, great germination, versatile herbs, and perfect for windowsills and hydroponics.

This is a great choice if you want something that’s both beautiful and useful. It’s low-maintenance, attracts pollinators, and makes an excellent tea herb.

This is my go to microgreens set because it has great variety, reliable germination and lets you grow everything from mild to bold flavors without buying seeds individually

Excellent seed germination. Needs warmth and light and can be grown hydroponically. Harvest regularly to keep flavor strong and plants productive.

I love bee balm for pollinator gardens. It’s hardy, long-lived, and effortlessly brings movement, fragrance, and beneficial insects into urban spaces.

I love these because they are one of the few tomatoes that truly grow well indoors

These are perfect for indoor growing or even hydroponics under lights, short plants, fast harvests, and no sprawling vines.

I love these marigolds for their deep red color and reliability. They add instant drama, attract beneficial insects, and look stunning beside veggies.

These pockets are my favorite for seed organization - everything stays visible, protected, and neatly sorted in one place.

This greek basil stays naturally compact and bushy, making it ideal for small spaces. Regular pinching boosts leaf production and keeps plants productive.

I love alyssum for its edible flowers and variety of colors. It’s easy to grow, great for intercropping, and supports beneficial insects beautifully.

This is a great starter pack if you want to explore growing different peppers. Solid variety, reliable germination, and perfect for learning what heat levels you love.

I love lemon balm because it’s incredibly forgiving, smells amazing, and comes back year after year, one of the easiest herbs to add anywhere.

This is a truly unique basil, flavorful, beautiful, and a standout compared to standard sweet basil.

They’re perfect for beginners and double as edible flowers and natural companion plants in small gardens.

One of the best beginner-friendly flowers you can grow. Nasturtiums prefer poorer soil, don’t need much care, and are perfect for small spaces.

This is an excellent beginner-friendly greens mix, fast-growing, cut-and-come-again varieties that work especially well in containers and hydroponics.

I love globe basil for tight spaces. It stays naturally rounded, needs less pruning, and delivers intense basil flavor in a small footprint.