Edible Flower Seeds Variety Pack

Grow edible blooms for the kitchen from one edible flower seeds variety pack This edible flower seeds variety pack gathers non-GMO, open-pollinated heirloom seeds for flowers you can actually eat, from raised beds and borders to containers on a sunny patio. It is made for cooks and gardeners who want petals for salads, garnishes, and teas, plus blooms that bring bees and butterflies to the garden. Choose 15, 20, or 25 varieties, and every packet is germination tested with a free growing-guide QR code you can scan for sowing and harvest tips. What you get 15, 20, or 25 edible flower varieties depending on the size you choose Individually labeled, resealable craft seed packets A scannable QR growing guide on every packet Mini garden tools: a leaf clipper, tweezers, a seed dibber, a weeding fork, and a widger A resealable storage bag to keep unused seeds fresh What you will grow Expect kitchen-garden favorites such as Nasturtium, Calendula, Borage, Chamomile, Johnny Jump-Up, Pansy, Lavender, Chives, and Echinacea, plus cheerful bloomers like Sunflower, Zinnia, and California Poppy for color and pollinators. Petals brighten salads, garnish plates, and steep into teas, and the flowers keep bees and butterflies busy. The full variety list is shown below. Why gardeners choose Organo Republic Non-GMO, open-pollinated heirloom seeds you can save and resow year after year Germination tested before every pack is sealed Packed by a licensed US seed dealer A free growing guide behind every QR code, so you always know the next step Which size is right for me? All three sizes use the same quality heirloom seed, so pick by how much variety you want. The 15-variety set is a lovely starter for edible blooms, the 20-variety set adds more color and flavor for regular cooks and gardeners, and the 25-variety set gives you the widest range for salads, garnishes, teas, and a pollinator-friendly patch. Start your edible flower garden Ready to grow your own? Explore more flower seeds and get sowing and harvest tips in our growing guides. Read More