6 Mint Varieties – 600+ Heirloom Herb Seeds 𝗡𝗢𝗡-𝗚𝗠𝗢 𝗨𝗦𝗔 Peppermint, Spearmint, Mountain, Wild, Anise Hyssop, Common Mint | Indoor Outdoor Garden, Pots, Tea, Medicinal Use

Mint seeds are gonna mint seed, so if you think you’ve ever seen a mint seed, no you haven’t.They’re so tiny they’re hard to work with. People told me they’d never grow. Well I have a bunch of little mint plants now, but because they were so hard to work with, sticking to my fingers and everything, I have no idea what’s what.But they grew and they smell and taste delightful. Maybe you’re better at planting nearly microscopic seeds than I am and will separate them better.

I’m disappointed with this seed batch as it showed zero germination despite following all recommended planting conditions. Unfortunately, not a single seed sprouted, indicating poor viability. I would not recommend this product based on my experience.

I did read some reviews that said it didn’t grow! I did not have that problem. Some seeds aren’t growing as fast but they are a different type of mint. The biggest is the spearmint that is crazy time to replant. Middle is common mint and the left is peppermint. All are doing well.I will add mint takes a long time before it sprouts so you have to have patience.

The seeds are good. They did grow into plants, but the amount of seeds? Each bag is about the same amount as shown in a picture.

Love mint so the different types is nice to try out

Seeds arrived lightning quick. What remains to be seen is the germination rate. I can attest to the fact that I just had success with some basil seeds purchased 3 seasons ago.

So excited for spring to arrive in a couple - few months. I've been perusing the plant catalogs and daydreaming by the cozy fire. I LOVE plants and flowers that smell good so, when I saw this pack of six different mint varieties, I couldn't resist. I have Apple Mint and I already have Spearmint, but the other five will be new for me. Mints are pretty easy to grow from seed, so I'm thinking even I can do it. The seeds look healthy. My biggest decision is whether to sow indoors or to direct sow. With mints, either choice should work well. Can't wait to smell their lovely mint aromas as I garden!

I purchased these seeds for my planters, and I was pretty eager to get them. Mint is one of my favorite plants to grow, both inside and in a container indoors because it is so hardy and sweet smelling. When we moved into our new place, I eagerly ordered these seeds. My expectations were low - I expected seeds and packaging I could get them out of.1. They package them in resealable plastic bags. This might seem like a good idea at first except a. the tiny seeds are almost impossible to get out, and b. that's a lot of plastic waste.2. Such a tiny amount of seeds! For a little more than 2 dollars a seed packet, I expected more. I'd be surprised if there's even 100 seeds in each baggie.So it looks like I'm back to Etsy or hitting up the seed exchange for better options.Edited: even my lavender has sprouted, but not this mint.