Deer Resistant Flowers

These are nice tomatoes. They grow in clumps of 3-4 tomatoes. I did have some succumb to BER while the other tomato plant in the same bed is totally fine. Half the paste tomatoes are good to eat and half have BER. Still a decent tomato with good yield. I will grow them again.

These are wonderful peas for shelling. Lots of peas per pod. I do recommend keeping these up on a cage or trellis and not letting them sprawl down to the ground. They don’t mind being rough handled though and you’re able to redirect them to a trellis easily. Produced consistently once they started.

These are just gorgeous. Tasty as well. Growing very nicely through our Oklahoma heat. Multiple fruit set. My garden is very crowded as I over plant and these are still doing just fine. Great germination as always with Thresh. Good quality seeds.

These are fantastic flowers! The number of pollinators in my garden exploded this year thanks to the marigolds. They grow with ease and dead heads will give you enough seeds for years to come. Great germination. Great seeds. Some photos of the different flower types I’ve seen from my seeds purchased.

With the weather being as it is only a few have come up not the seeds fault just not good weather season for them to do good

I am delighted with my experience with Thresh Seed Company! My Aleppos pepper seeds had a 75% germination rate...and the little seedlings are thriving. Even though I found these seeds late, I hope to squeeze in a harvest this year due to the prolonged growing season in California...I am growing thiem to give a "taste of home" to my marvelous Syrian neighbors.
Becky, and this company will be my "go to" seed company for future gardens. Many thanks for Becky's kindness and in this company's help in growing friendship gardens. These pepper. seeds are not easy to find!

I did not expect them to just EXPLODE upwards. Holy smokes i am thoroughly impressed with these beans. I have a 7ft tall trellis and it's only July and they've already reached the top. I got nearly all of them to germinate and become vigorous. Aside from squirrels existing they've also done very well being 30 ft from two ancient black walnut trees. They've endured the dry heat and the cold wet weather of wisconsin very well. 10/10 would recommend giving these a shot if you got a tall trellis.

Nearly 100% germination rate, transplanted well, good growth rate (spring crop). No issues until the first big heat wave which did damage to the leaves, but they’ve recovered quite well and continue to produce side shoots. The side shoots were even more delicious than the main head! This was my first time growing broccoli and I’m glad that I bought seeds from here. Planning to start seeds for a fall crop soon, and looking forward to doing this all over again!

This seems to be a bean I ate a couple of times in my teens. I never saw them raw , only cooked. Would like to see a Pic of a cooked bean to see if I remember. Am 80yrs of age now. They were tan colored, with dark streaks, when cooked. Big butter bean. Can not find as a dry bean in any supermarket.

Most if not all germinated pretty quickly and are growing beautifully.

The two plants are doing well. One transplanted "stronger" than the other but they are both now producing tomatoes. The tomatoes are still green on the vine so I cannot yet speak to their taste. Looks like I will have MANY tomatoes produced--yay! I am very happy with the purchase.

This is my second year gardening so naturally I over planted because I thought I’d end up killing something on accident. To my surprise, ALL of the seeds I planted not only germinated, but made it through 5b weather swings, bugs, and rookie mistakes. 8 are in my garden and 12 more were gifted to friends and family. They have all started producing and they’re looking the best out of the 5 varieties I’m growing.

This pepper was so good and hot that I had to wash it down with some Milk. It worked so good and hot. I will buy this one every week. It makes the weeks fly by. Like nothing ever in my life I've had before in my life. Kryptonite it was.

For five years I have been planting Zinnias that I have bought from Thresh Seeds. I love them! Big beautiful blooms that last tell the end of fall. Buttflies and bees love them. Never been a disappointment, beautiful front yard addition. This years first planting got eaten by slugs. In Washington State we have Jerasic size ones, three inches long! A consant battle. The second planting made it and is growing. I look forward to the flowers. Thankyou Thresh seeds for the beautiful flowers.

Planted 5 seeds outdoors and with in 5 days, all 5 germinated. 1 plant died back, probably from being over crowded, but the remaining 4 a growing and healthy.