*NEW* Cool-Season Garden Variety Pack (by Grow Zone)

Growing your own organic food during the cool planting season of Fall and Winter has never been easier! This new Cool-Season Variety Pack includes a unique collection of 15 of the most popular cold-hardy seeds perfect for fall and winter gardening. Each variety will be been hand-picked for your USDA hardiness and fast maturation, so you can harvest fresh produce even as temperatures drop. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these seeds make it easy to extend your growing season and enjoy homegrown vegetables year-round. Plant now and harvest within weeks. Heirloom, non-GMO seeds ready to be planted in your garden! ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a mystery pack and we will hand-pick the best varieties that we think will grow in your USDA grow zone. Click here to look-up your grow zone now: https://www.seedsnow.com/pages/zones This variety pack includes 15 seed varieties from the some of the following collections that we think will grow best in your garden (based on the USDA GROW ZONE you select): Carrots - Annual cool-season crop, half-hardy to frost and light freezes. They develop quite normally under a variety of temperature conditions, except very warm temperatures. It is often said that frost or cold weather will make them even sweeter. Spinach - Can grow anywhere there is at least a month and a half of cool growing weather. Spinach is a cool-season crop, hardy to frosts and light freezes. Onions - Easy to grow, has a fairly short growing period and take up little space in the garden. Radishes - Radishes genuinely prefer cooler weather. When temperatures stay between 50°F and 70°F, these crisp vegetables grow faster and develop better flavor. In cool seasons, you'll get tender, mild radishes with a satisfying crunch that's perfect for salads and fresh snacking. Lettuce - One of the easiest and most rewarding vegetables to grow in a cool season garden. Lettuce thrives in cooler temp. conditions, making it perfect for extending your growing season and enjoying fresh, crisp greens straight from your own garden. Kale - One of the most reliable cool-season crops you can grow in your garden. This hardy leafy green thrives in temperatures between 40°F and 70°F, making it perfect for spring and fall plantings. Kale actually becomes sweeter and more flavorful after a light frost. Mustards - These leafy greens thrive in temperatures between 50°F and 70°F, making them perfect for spring and fall planting. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, mustards offer quick harvests, minimal maintenance, and a flavorful addition to your kitchen.. Swiss Chard - one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow during cooler months. This leafy green thrives in fall and spring gardens, offering consistent harvests even as temperatures drop. If you're looking to extend your growing season and fill your kitchen with nutritious greens, swiss chard deserves a spot in your cool season planting plan. Beets - Cool season gardening opens up a whole new world of possibilities, and beets are the perfect crop to get you started. Plant them in spring and fall, and you'll have fresh, homegrown beets well into the seasons when most gardens are sleeping. Broccoli - Broccoli thrives in cool weather, making it an ideal choice for spring and fall gardens. Fall planting actually produces superior results because plants mature as temperatures cool, reducing the risk of premature flowering. Cabbage - Cabbage performs best when temperatures stay between 45°F and 75°F. In cooler conditions, the plant grows more slowly but produces denser, more flavorful heads. Celery - If you've been hesitant to add celery to your garden, now is the perfect time to learn why this crisp vegetable deserves a spot in your cool-season beds. If you've been hesitant to add celery to your garden, now is the perfect time to learn why this crisp vegetable deserves a spot in your cool-season beds. Cauliflower - Cauliflower can survive temperatures as low as 10 degrees Fahrenheit! Fall planting often produces superior results because cooler temperatures help develop tighter, more uniform heads. Collard Greens - Collard greens thrive in cool weather, making them an excellent choice for fall and winter gardens. If you're looking to extend your growing season beyond summer vegetables, collards are a reliable and rewarding crop that can tolerate frost and even improve in flavor after a light freeze. Garlic - Garlic is one of the most rewarding cool season crops you can plant in your garden. Unlike many vegetables that thrive in warm weather, garlic actually prefers cooler temperatures and can tolerate frost, making it ideal for fall and winter planting in most climates. Plus we may include other varieties that are known to grow well during the cooler months such as Peas, Brussels Sprouts, Turnips and more!