HOME GROWNOrganic Cucumber Seeds - 200 Marketmore Heirloom 𝗡𝗢𝗡-𝗚𝗠𝗢 𝗨𝗦𝗔 Vegetable Seeds for Planting in Trellises,Raised Beds,Containers - Beginners and Experienced Gardeners(Cucumis sativus)USDA Organic

Alright, to be fair I've never eaten Arugula before ordering these seeds. I've heard you either love it, or hate it. I'm somewhere in the middle personally. I wouldn't eat a salad of -just- Arugula, however adding in to a mix where it's about 1/3rd of the total seems to be just perfect for my tastes. It adds just enough peppery flavor.Now, for the seed review. Every single seed I planted has grown. Every single one.That, in itself, is enough for my 5 stars. The fact that they taste good and grow fast are even better!If you like Arugula, or don't know if you do but want to try, this is awesome.I grow it hydroponically and it has just exploded in no time for me. Great seeds.

I planted these about 6 weeks ago. They came up in less than 10 days. They are healthy corn stalks and are about 2.5 feet tall right now. Just about every seed that I planted germinated, which is a good sign in a seed product. I've had many that never would germinate. The stalks look really healthy right now. I'm hoping to get a 6-foot stalk. That's what I have been looking for.I'll report back later when they grow taller and hopefully produce good corn husks.

I have to say this is the only batch of seeds in three years that have come up. It’s been cool and tons of rain too. I thought they’d all be washed away as I just sprinkled them everywhere. After two weeks when ii could finally get to the garden, I was wondering what these odd little weeds were all over my flower beds. Then I finally realized. They came up so soon! I can’t wait to see what they look like.

It’s a pack of seeds… you grow them. Sometimes they grow. Sometimes they don’t.

Growing up! Easy to grow from seed, and they are doing so well! Looking forward to steeping it as a tea, eating it with my food, and drying it out for my feline baby to enjoy!

Throw them in a container or in your garden. Very easy to grow and my cats can't enough. Also try the oat and barley grass, they're just as good.

Been having our own sprouts and mung bean is one the chruncest, they are very tasty, I like them more than lettuce on my sandwiches, even great on cottage cheese.

Tons of seeds and worth it for the price point. So far, we have had 100% germination on the first 30-40 attempts. Would buy again.