We’re have many more seed varieties than are listed in our extensive catalogue. And sometimes it is a bit much to list them all let alone get through the catalogue. We have put together packages for those that find our catalogue too overwhelming. We have the following packages available:

Beginner gardener sample pack: comes with 10 packages of seeds of easy to grow and eat fresh vegetables. Includes shelling peas, green bush beans, lettuce mix, carrots, cilantro, dill, calendula, beets and arugula. $35.00 plus shipping. Comes with planting and growing instructions for these vegetables and suggested uses. This is suitable for a 10’x10’ garden space or 2 raised beds 4’x 8’.

An experienced gardener pack contains large slicing tomatoes, sweet peppers, one medium hot variety of pepper, celery, basil, lavender, thyme, oregano, summer squash and one winter soup squash. $35.00 plus shipping.

Our herb sampler pack for balcony gardens includes basil, cilantro, dill, parsley and garlic chives. $17.50 plus shipping. Comes with instructions.

Our patio garden pack includes easy to grow tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, and watermelon. $17.50 plus shipping.

The family garden pack includes the instructions for starting plants inside plus 20 packages of seeds for the whole family to enjoy: radishes, carrots, beets, shelling and snap peas, leaf lettuce salad mix, kale, spinach, cilantro, dill, calendula, cherry tomatoes and salsa tomatoes, sweet peppers, green bush beans and purple pole beans, zucchini, pumpkins, sunflowers and poppies. This is suitable for a 20’x20’ garden space with fencing on one side. $70.00 plus shipping.

Do you have raised beds? Things that grow well in there early season- prior to May 15 planting are spinach, lettuce, radishes, kale, peas, beets for greens, arugula and chard. Grow to small size, harvest and eat fresh or freeze the greens for later use in smoothies or soups.

After May 15, rework the bed and plant the heat loving crops such as peas, beans, squash, herbs, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, melons, eggplants or flowers. Consider putting up a hooped cage between two beds and planting beans or pease or even cucumbers, squash and melons that can climb and be supported between the beds for utilizing space more efficiently. Sunflowers are too large to plant in a raised bed so find a sunny spot for them. If you have a space along a fence you can trellis plants that climb there as well. Growing in pots can free up space for larger plants like tomatoes and squash. Just make sure it is at least 5 gallons in size and water well.

We will also assist in picking seeds out for your special interests. Just email us for help with that. Abunadhseeds@gmail.com

Happy Growing!