Seed Therapy | Beginner Vegetable Seed Collection – 10 Varieties

Seed Therapy | Beginner Vegetable Seed Collection - 10 Varieties

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Your "I Want to Start a Garden" Starter Pack

If you've been thinking about growing your own food but have no idea where to start, this is a pretty great place. Seed Therapy put together 10 familiar, beginner-friendly vegetables chosen to give new gardeners a little bit of everything without making the whole project feel overwhelming.

You get individual packets of peppers, carrots, cucumbers, green beans, lettuce, sugar snap peas, radishes, spinach, tomatoes and zucchini, all with their own growing instructions. The seeds are non-GMO and American grown.

What's Inside

Cal Wonder Bell Pepper - 30 Seeds
Large, sweet bell peppers for fresh eating and cooking.

Tendersweet Carrot - 250 Seeds
Sweet, slender carrots for snacking, roasting and everyday cooking.

Straight Eight Cucumber - 30 Seeds
A classic slicing cucumber for salads and fresh eating.

Contender Green Bean - 30 Seeds
A reliable, easy-to-grow green bean variety.

Buttercrunch Lettuce - 500 Seeds
Crisp, tender lettuce with a slightly sweet flavor.

Sugar Snap Peas - 20 Seeds
Sweet, crunchy peas with edible pods.

Cherry Belle Radish - 100 Seeds
A fast-growing radish with a crisp texture and mild kick.

Bloomsdale Spinach - 150 Seeds
A versatile spinach for salads, sautéing and cooking.

Beefsteak Tomato - 50 Seeds
Big, meaty tomatoes made for summer sandwiches.

Dark Green Zucchini - 25 Seeds
A productive garden staple that you'll eventually be leaving on your neighbors' porches.

Growing Instructions

Each variety comes in its own seed packet with specific growing instructions, so beginners don't have to figure out ten different vegetables on their own.

Packaging

Seed Therapy uses resealable, recyclable seed packets that contain no plastic and include detailed growing instructions. Seeds are also tested for germination.

About Seed Therapy

Formerly Southern Seeds, Seed Therapy was founded by Ryan and Kim Dorn in 2019, building on more than 50 years of family experience with farming, growing and seeds. Today, it's a multi-generational family business offering more than 800 seed varieties.

We especially like their commitment to American-grown seeds and sourcing transparency. They work with trusted U.S. farms, disclose when a variety isn't grown domestically and have donated millions of seeds to schools, community gardens, churches and communities affected by natural disasters.

Why It's In Our Cart

Growing your own food sounds great until you're staring at 800 seed varieties wondering what the hell you're supposed to plant. We like that Seed Therapy took the guesswork out of the first step. These are recognizable vegetables you'll actually eat, each has its own instructions, and everything in the collection is non-GMO and American grown. It's a very approachable way to see if you've got a green thumb without planning an entire homestead first.