Best Valheim Seeds For Building (2023 Updated)

I bought this a couple years ago. Accidentally had an oops with one of the dogs so had to put into another container. I did try planting a few. Had 7 to 8 out of 10 seeds grow well. Word of advice, look up what zone you live in and find out what time during which months you should plant them, and Write it down.

Just in case write down the best temperatures and if they need shade, partial shade, or full sun. Reason why I didn’t give it a 5 star is that. Also, you will need at least wise, 1 pack of these seeds per person per family.

maybe 2packs in case of really bad weather or growing difficulty. Also best to write down what plants work best for companion planting. You will need a pack of herbs and spices (which can help boost the yield) and a couple of flowers to plant around or near your plants from this packet or they will get eaten by bugs or rabbits etc.

This is a good kit. Only needs the zone lists and when to plant what with who or it will fail. If you have a greenhouse you might not have to worry about that at all.

Great kit! Seeds germinated on paper towels in 2-7 days. Most had a 90% germination rate. Zucchini had 33% You can’t beat the price point! For >$17 I got 32 varieties of heirloom seeds. It would’ve cost that just to get 6 seed packets normally.

The guide that comes with it is great. The only improvements would be to color code the seed bags by planting date and to include a garden plan in the guide to improve value as a survival garden.

Ordered this in February, had to wait for the weather to allow me to plant them. Nothing sprouted. Absolutely nothing. The seeds were packaged in very small quantities, in little plastic dime bags instead of proper paper seed envelopes.

I believe this contributed to the ZERO germination rate I experienced.

This is a good snow pea to grow that I have grown before. I had trouble with germination but that could of been due to the unusually wet fall here in Florida. Right now my yard is soggy from hurricane Eta.

I may buy some more seed and try again in early winter. I regularly buy seed from this vendor and it is almost always high quality seed. So this is not a criticism of of the vendor. Just reporting my results.

I’m really having problems with this snow peas. So far, dunn peas, broccoli, radish, salad mix, lettuce mix and kale have all germinated and grown beautifully but I’ve tried twice with snow pea and no luck still.

Only about 40-50% germination and they always get moldy. Only the snow peas, I wonder why. I’ve tried both planting directly post soak and then waiting another day or so before planting.

They took a while to pop (direct sow with a soak overnight) and once they did they took over the rows with amazing growth! I legitimately could not keep up with them producing! They are phenomenal and taste amazing! Well done as always.

I saved my seeds for planting within the week! Thank youuuu!!.

i have built two lawns basically from scratch now. (dug rocks/debris, raked new loam over top) and finally seeded. Only seed ill use! I didnt even water it the first time and it grew like a weed all year! This year i’m watering and i had grass in about 7 days.

Its patchy but it fills in as the summer months move in.

There appeared to be some kind of weed (seeds) in with the grass seed in this bag. A particular type of weed grew in about the same quantity as the new grass. At least it was green! I will pay up next time and get the best grass seed.

After receiving your grass seed to oversee the yard that the lawn service had put too much tiller on and killed the yard aerated the yard reseeding and the grass came up 7 to 10 days it looks nice and it will flourish love the product.

Couldnt even get them to germinate. Ive been growing plants for years and have never seen this bad of a mold and this large of an amount of no-sprouts. The only thing that has actually popped have been the bean seeds and thats about it.

quick arrival. good packaging. great price. heirloom is the only way to go

I was happy with my purchase of these seeds and I can’t wait to start planting them. Thank you Walmart for offering these at a great price and speedy shipping.

I live in a NC climate where temperatures are relatively mild but still swing from below freezing to very hot and humid. This seed mix was planted in early April when temps were still cooler but rain seemed to be plentiful.

I was excited this product was a combination seed plus fertilizer so application was as easy possible for the user. I use a hand-held spreader, and it took less than twenty minutes to spread in my preferred areas, including a few bare spots within my lawn.

I also followed other instructions closely including preparation and additional care tips. After a few nicely warmer temperature days thereafter, I was eagerly anticipating the results. Package says results can be seen in 8 – 21 days.

Today is day 21 exactly and there is little to no noticeable growth at best. Even though I kept seeds damp, there was not much activity or growth. As a comparison, I planted two other seed brands at the time and using the same process (in other areas of my lawn so I could more easily tell them apart) and those began to germinate nicely almost right away.

Unfortunately this Pennington Smart Seed mix did not offer similarly successful results. I remain hopeful that seeds will still germinate nicely as the season continues. I received this product for free for the purpose of my review, but all opinions are completely my own.

I bought this clover to overseed into some tall fescue grass. I was dreaming of a beautiful lawn alternative. By lawn I mean it’s more like a small patch. After overseeding it into my sad-looking fescue I watered it every evening and sometimes in the early morning when it started to get really hot.

Think like the mid-to-upper 90’s. Much to my delight, it came up rather quickly and formed a beautiful, soft, bright green carpet. I waited until it was about 4-5inches tall to mow it. The patch I mowed under my grape vine died within a few days.

That was really disappointing. But things went really downhill when it started to get pretty hot. I live in the desert southwest so during the summer (even in mid-spring) temperatures really start heating up here.

Once that heat came, my soft, beautiful carpet of lovely clover died within a week. Even the ones that were in mostly shade under an ash tree. Just gone. I died inside. All those gallons of water for nothing.

It was gorgeous while it lasted. So I’m thinking that perhaps this beautiful clover is best for fall/winter planting here in the desert. Or perhaps even just in a climate that isn’t quite so blazingly hot.

A very generous amount of seed and packaged extremely well in a resealable bag. I threw out the whole bag (scattered by hand) in a hard clay area of my back yard and am hoping this clover will sprout and take over.

We are expecting a good rain all day tomorrow and if half of it comes up I’ll be happy. There is really a good amount of seed and the packaging was fantastic. I received the order within 1 week of ordering and the seed looked good and fresh.

I’ve planted white clover in areas of my yard for the last 3 years and this bag was one of the best I’ve ever bought just looking at the seed. Clover does not take long to come up here in southeast Alabama and I’m expecting great results from this bag.

I’ll update if I do not get a lot of clover. 🙂 My yard was scraped of the topsoil when the subdivision was built about 10 years ago and clover is such easy maintenance and a really good and natural alternative to grass that whenever I can find a place to put it, I do.

Great for the bees and so pretty to look at! PLANT CLOVER ! :-).

My test patch is growing beautifully. Our home is a new construction so the soil is just clay. I also have dogs who keep the grass unhealthy. There is some pre-existing clover around that their urine has not killed so that is why I am trying the clover to begin with.

I put the seed out, spread a thin (very thin) layer of some cheap shredded tree bark on top, kept it moist and within 2 days the sprouts where popping up. Very pleased and will be buying more to continue sowing the rest of the yard.

These seeds were very prolific! I had 57 tomato plants from one seed packet. I shared my plants with several neighbors. I had many tomatoes! so many tomatoes! The tomatoes were meaty and delicious. One of the best tomatoes that I have ever had.

I will definitely purchase again!.

Prompt shipping and wonderful packaging. Looking forward to the growing season!

We haven’t even planted them yet. We had plants, from Sedan, KS, last year, and really liked the tomatoes. My complaint is that there were 84 seeds in the package which should have had 100.

I planted the entire packet in a space about 2’x8′ of well nourished garden soil. I added inoculant. Most seedlings emerged within 6 days, and now are about 6″ tall. I do not expect further germination.

Germination was roughly 80%, with a nod to the possibility that the missing seeds were removed by birds or met other mishap. I like this variety and it is useful in my microclimate to have them at least a foot tall before the coolest wettest spells of winter.

This was our first food plot so we didn’t want to invest a lot of money into it. The no plow was the cheapest with a great variety. We did not do soil tests but followed the instructions on lime and fertilizer.

Three key factors 1) I did some samples to see what seed was what. Proper bedding is the key. The seeds on the surface still germinated but took 4x’s the time to establish. 2) timing is everything. You want to try your best to plant this right before a rain.

My dad did a separate plot and his got rain the next day. His germinated instantly to where it took some time for mine to get rain and took about two weeks to establish and weeds started to come into the plot.

3) Make sure to stir the seeds before spreading. During transport the seeds tend to separate and you’ll end up with sections that are more dominant of one plant. The overall downside to this plot is even though the bag says it’s 24% rye grass.

That grass will soon overpower the rest of the plants. I don’t have a large plot so I try to top the grass with a weed eater at plant height but it’s not enough.

I can tell anyone that THIS STUFF GROWS and it grows without a lot of prep and ground work. I’ve planted NO Plow about 5 times. Old corn fields, power lines, cut bean fields ect ect. The stuff grows, if you kill weeds fertilize and just break the surface of the ground.

The problem though is here in the south some southern deer DO NOT eat this type of brassica in no plow. Theyll eat some of the grasses and other stuff in it but I’ve planted this stuff in 2 different counties.

Waited until hard frosts and freezing temps. The deer didn’t touch it during or after hunting season. I think its a product best for deer up north. I don’t think the brassica blend it what deer eat “in my area”.

I purchased two 25 lb bags. I have a few stands in very remote areas. Spent over a hundred hours this spring planting fertilizing liming. Bottom line. If there is any forest canopy this will not grow.

It needs more than four hours of sunlight a day. The plot I planted with full sunlight grew well. However, it’s basically a stand of tall grass. The various fescues dominate the plot choking out any other forms of seed.

This is essentially just a very expensive way to purchase grass seed. Furthermore the full sunlight No Plow plot is planted immediately next to a plot of clover and chicory. There is no question that the deer in my area strongly prefer the Clover and Chicory, hardly ever showing any interest in the No Plow.

I thought after a hard frost things may change but they haven’t. I wouldn’t waste your money on this product.

My husband & l bought a couple Grow Lights to see if we could grow anything during the fall/winter months. I put the seedlings & neat rows & planted them nicely. Low & behold, while moving the tray l accidently flipped it & everything landed on the floor, including me! It was a real Lucile Ball /Macaulay Culkin moment! (Waaa!! !!! Nooo!!, Should have got it in slow motion😉) Anyway, my husband helped me pick up the little guys & we thought we goners but as you can see, not so!! I think they started to grow even more! 🌱🌿🌱🌿So anyway, the flipped tray of peas is doing very well & it should be interesting how it all turns out.

I’ll keep you posted if anyone is interested. These guys are fighters!💪✨.

I am a beginner gardener and live in the TX heat which makes it difficult to grow peas let alone get to harvest. I had great success germinating the seeds direct sowed and have harvested 10 pea pods from 2 plants so far before this summer heat hits us.

For TX growing that’s pretty awesome!.

I have purchased these many times before and they always grow. We even eat some of the plant. It is great on sandwiches and cooked. It takes so much work to harvest the plant that we only use some. We eat all of the peas and have dried some as seed which always grows.

I’m looking forward to seeing the harvest but right now I’ve found this variety of Broccoli very sensitive to bolting due to the warmer spells we’ve had this Spring. I started this variety at the same time as the Romanesco Broccoli in my greenhouse and as of last week about a third of the Waltham 29 plants have bolted while none of the Romanesco have.

I obviously should have started them earlier. I’m not giving up on them though as the remaining plants are in the ground and appear to be handling the weather. I will also start a batch of them later in the year.

I purchased both Walthom 1 ounce Broccoli packages. They sprouted three days after I planted. This company is a great addition to your “seed bank”. True Leaf, you have a customer for life! Thank You.

Although germination was spotty, most of the ones that did germinate did good. Rats and slugs decimated a lot of them, but some were quick to bounce back (surprisingly). Got a lovely head last spring.

Can’t wait for more this coming spring!.

The plants do germinate quickly. However, less than half of the 50 seeds germinated. I followed all the instructions and have UV lights on the plants 24 hours. My students whose plants didn’t grow are very disappointed.

I am equally disappointed as I spent a lot of money on a small quantity of seeds that didn’t perform as stated.

Should have had more upfront info about Cool Fluorescent lights required for growing indoors before I made the purchase. I think I can do a work around, but that remains to be seen. Even with the classroom environment the growing system would not work as well as having it in one’s home in a storage space or unoccupied room where it could be check on periodically.

It may also be that some LED grow light combination could be used, but it might be somewhat more expensive rather than picking up a used fixture of some sort. If you intend to do more growing in the future of various kinds of plants then the LED lights might prove the better investment and might be easier to keep at the preferred height of about 10 cm (as I recall) above the tops of the growing plants.

To be fair the vendor does support this product with instructions in the seed kit along with offering other inventory that can be purchased to complete the total grow exhibit.

Our students grow Fast Plants as part of an investigation into the life cycles of organisms and how all organisms share common characteristics. We purchase these seeds each year and always have successful results.

Each group of 4 students make a planter system and sows 8 seeds. For many of our groups we can expect 5-7 seeds to sprout within one to two days. Not long after cotyledons are easily observed as are the beginnings of more complex plant parts (e.

g. leaves, blossoms, flowers). Within short time period (typically 2-3 weeks) the plants have flowered and are ready to be pollinated. Students enjoy this immensely! They also like observing the flower up close and learning about the anatomy of the flower.

It’s great to teach reproduction in flowering plants. The life cycle culminates in the collection of the seeds. Students can plant these seeds and watch the cycle again. Using Fast Plants is a great way for students to engage in scientific practices: procedure, inquiry design, hypothesis testing, modeling, observing, analysis of data, etc.

These are great for tomatoes and peppers. They could be a little better if they had some dividers/separators to keep the roots from grabbing each other, but I’m not going to take a star for that. They work really well.

I’ve been using these for years for our tomato plants. It’s just my wife and I but we put in over 100 tomato plants every year. We love heirlooms and we can a lot, plus, we give a lot to family members.

I’m up in the Northeast and we have to get our seeds started by April 1st. I just wish Walmart would have these in stock a little sooner so I could get my seeds planted a couple weeks earlier. As I write today (18 March) they are still not in stock at my local store.

As long as they get them in by April 1st I’ll be OK, but I don’t understand the problem with getting them in stores earlier. My solution is going to be buying next years trays this year whenever they do get them.

Good product for the home gardener.

Got these to help me get started on my little herbal garden. To my surprise, I managed to get some sprouts within 72 hours of planting. Super easy to get that garden you always wanted started.

Absolutely love these little pods for starting veggies inside. Ordered several packages and they fit perfectly into my small garage greenhouse

I’ve been using your seeds and capsules for over five years. I eat a couple seeds every day and plant them every year. After cancer treatment I was looking for anything I could find to feel better. After a lot of research and some other sources I found “A Healthy Leaf”.

A friend who also grows moringa had a taste of mine in the garden and was shocked that mine tasted better than his. I didn’t realize that was a thing. Confirmation that this is a great source and Mark’s personal touch makes it feel like a very personal connection.

I won’t go without it, or to any other source.

I purchased these seeds in early 2021 and had the opportunity to grow them. They grew quickly and I actually got the seed pods as well in the same season. Was only expecting the leaves so that was a nice surprise.

I started new plants early this year so that I can get more pods to eat before the weather gets cold (I am in zone 8a – north Texas). I also over wintered the ones I grew last year and will put them out when the weather gets nice.

Crossing my fingers. Great company and will order again!!!.

These seeds are awesome! I’ve already planted several straight into the ground. My native soil is pretty clay-ish and not ideal for moringa. However I wanted to test it anyway. I’ve already got several seeds sprouted.

I am definitely getting more of these for future planting!.

I have been using fast plants for the AP Biology Artificial selection lab for 5 years, and have had inconsistent results. I had previous experience growing fast plants in a laboratory setting, so the first few years that I grew them in the classroom I used a similar setup and bought supplies from a local garden center.

After mixed results, I purchased the complete growing setup (watering system, soil, fertilizer, etc. ) from Carolina last year. I had one round of healthy plants, and then the next batch were stunted and frail.

The same thing happened this year. This lab requires a large starting population (about 200 plants) so having to replant is very time-consuming (and pricey). I would hate to give up this lab, but I’m running out of ideas.

I have never been more disappointed in a product. We ordered FOUR packs of these seeds because they are supposed give a 9:3:3:1 ratio. About 1/3 of the seeds simply died, and of those that did survive we have bizzare ratios.

My students were learning about chi square calculations to prove fit–and this was a waste of time, of money, and of energy. I posted my concerns about what might have gone wrong to a professional page for biology teachers and heard from several others that the exact same problem had happened to them.

One said that he suspects they’ve stopped checking for quality at all. I will NEVER order seeds or live materials again.

It is really too early to give a proper review since I received the seeds on 4/27. The seeds have sprouted in the garden after only a few days and are looking great. The germination rate seems outstanding with the rows starting to bunch up and I’m very happy with the progress.

Delicious crisp flavor, slightly more oblong than pictured. Mine took 33 days to reach maturity. Would buy again.

My package of seeds came quickly and nicely packaged. Looking forward to harvest time. Will be ordering from True Leaf Market again.

You have to have a plan, waiting to see what happens next – isn’t a plan. We all try to plan for our, and our childrens future, it part of being a parent. These people deserve to have something that motivates them.

By having a plan , you provide them with a future. Prepping is about being ready physically and even more important mentally for what’s coming your way. You need water, food and a place that provides you and them safety.

The seeds are more of the plans for the future, hope ,that perhaps this time, we can get it right. You must be ready, to defend your family from chaos, which will be,all those ,who haven’t thought of their own futures.

Seeds start life again, and we will probably have to started over again,before it ever gets back to what we call normal. During these times, if you don’t have a plan, and hope hope things will improve improve on there own, your placing everyone’s future in chance.

Seeds will start the new beginning, as they’ve always done. It’s your plan to move forward, your chance to survive, the hope you cling to, when everything else is falling apart. Your new beginning. No matter what, you have future possibilities for all of your family , clan , your group, whatever you want to call them.

Be prepared, have a plan. Look to the future with positive thoughts, believe me we will be dealing enough with all the negatives, the seeds are a positive, new beginning for all.

I’ve got a very nice stock pile of food that lasts 25 years. This is for my immediate family. Thanks to my 4patriots family we will be ready for what ever comes our way. The Victory Garden Seed vault will complement this nicely.

Almost 10k seeds and I’m ordering another one to help extended family, friends and neighbors. With our government arguing, fighting and bickering instead of finding common ground and working things out.

I don’t think it will take long before we will be needing this food or standing in line with the masses. For as long as this food and seed vault lasts this is a no Brainer ! If I’m wrong and everything is still great in 20 or 25 years from now I’m still going to make out great because the price for food isn’t going down, only up, up and up.

Win/Win Thanks again 4Patriots.

I ordered these 4Patriots seed vaults because they were cheap enough and a great Variety of different crops. And u can save some of your seeds from your vegetables dry them and replant them again. Food prices are out of site.

As long as I have seeds I have fresh vegetables. These can b grown on peoples balconies porches flowerbeds and be able to keep from paying high prices In the store. For me gardening and raising chickens for our eggs and hunting is our main food source to survive.

I thank my parents for my knowledge of how to survive hard times and I thank 4Patriots for their seed vaults and their shelf life food that last 25 years just to have on hand. I live in Texas and we stay prepared for anything.

Thank u 4Patriots.

I just started sprouting this mix. The seeds look very good. For me, there is a learning curve, but I found a variety videos online helped me get the bigger picture of what was going on with sprouting.

Originally I purchased seeds to sprout for the chlorophyll content. I am just learning to garden, but I want I ‘more sure’ system of getting nutrient dense food and I think MPS sprouting products are going to be very good.

And the fact that they are protein providers is a plus, plus.

I had no idea you could grow sprouts like this! I bought the tower and several other sprouts as well. I was so excited to get my kit. The first round of growing went perfectly! I Immediately made a stir fry with other vegetables as well.

It was delicious! It makes me happy to know I did it here in my home, it is good for me and so delicious!.

Shopping is too easy. Shipping was much faster then I expected. Purchased a six month to start and decided to pickup a breakfast bucket to go ahead and open and try. Quality was excelent, well beyond my expectation.

Hiping to never need, and if not then exceltent camo/backpacking foods. After trying went ahead and purchased a full year to added to the stores.