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Container Vegetable Collection

#4526
3.75 out of 5 stars
(4 reviews)
Availability: In Stock

A collection of vegetables that are easy to grow in containers and small areas.

Includes the following:

Bean Bush Contender Organic
Carrot Tonda di Parigi
Cucumber Spacemaster 80
Kale Dwarf Blue Curled
Lettuce Romaine Little Gem Organic
Onion Bunching/Scallion Tokyo Long White
Pepper Sweet California Wonder
Spinach Lavewa
Squash Summer Emerald Delight
Tomato Cherry Falls

*Please note that substitutions may apply.

$21.00 74.33 grams

Harvesting: Snap beans are ready to pick when the pod "snaps" or breaks in half cleanly. This is when the seeds have just begun to form and the pods are several inches long (depending on the variety). Hold the stem with one hand, and the pod with the other hand to avoid pulling off branches, which will continue to produce. At season's end, plants are great compost material if they are disease-free.

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Container Vegetable Collection Reviews

4 reviews

An Excellent and Essential Value

5 out of 5 stars May 19, 2020
Every single one of the seed varieties has reliable germination and growth, plus takes the guesswork out of what you can grow in a pot. I have my vegetables growing in self-watering railing planters with well-composted soil and mycorrhizal fungi for root support. All are growing exceptionally well. Excellent varieties. Haven't harvested yet but I am enjoying the process immensely. As a beginner, I feel confidently off to a good start with great information and guidance provided not only in the booklet but all of the packets. I would gladly buy another set again when it comes time just to have the seeds on hand!
Emma Bennett from CA

Sweet peppers didnt sprout

3 out of 5 stars May 23, 2020
Although I really liked this collection, none of the sweet peppers sprouted. I tried them 3 different times ZERO success. All of the rest of the seeds were as expected.
Marilyn Pelias from LA
Owner Response: Hello Marilyn, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. We are sorry the peppers didn't sprout for you. Did you sow them indoors? Peppers require very warm soil temperatures which is why outdoor sowing is not recommended (soil is an insulator and the temperatures are much cooler than air temperatures, especially in the spring). It is odd that none of the seeds germinated. All of our varieties are tested frequently by a third-party laboratory to ensure germination exceeds both federal and out own standards. Our horticulturist will be with you soon, to help troubleshoot the issue.

We are so many veggies!

5 out of 5 stars Sep 10, 2020
This was my first year seriously growing vegetables. This container garden kit grew big, healthy plants that grew so many vegetables (even in grow bags) that we were giving them away. We've been eating the fruits of these seeds all summer
Melanie Wright from CA

disappointed overall

2 out of 5 stars Jan 24, 2022
I was so pleased with the packaging of this set and did my best to plant them well into my new bucket garden last spring BUT after taking care to keep the buckets watered and weeded I had almost nothing to show from my work. The only harvesting I was able to get was from my cherry tomatoes and cucumbers which were small but prolific and my onions which were tasty and of good size. All the other seeds even the squash and which usually takes off well did not produce. I would not buy this package again.
Ruth from NY
Owner Response: Thank you for your feedback. Judging by your reviews you had difficulty growing a few things and we want you to know we are always happy to help troubleshoot growing issues. It sounds as though the seeds performed well by germinating. Once germinated, plants rely on environmental conditions (soil nutrients, sun, water, temperature...) to create enough food using photosynthesis to grow well. It may be worth doing a soil test to see how conditions can be improved. As a reminder, these plants perform best in full sun (6 or more hours). We sure help these tips help with your future success. Happy gardening!

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