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Vegetables for Beginners

Ready to sow your first vegetable patch, grow edibles in patio containers, or show the kids how to tend a garden? The vegetable varieties shown here are among the easiest of all to grow.

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  • Mini Romaine Blend Lettuce Seeds
    Mini Romaine Blend Lettuce Seeds
    As low as $5.95
  • Rainbow Mix Beet Seeds
    Rainbow Mix Beet Seeds
    As low as $4.95
    Rainbow Mix Beet Seeds
  • Sow Effortless Collection™ Sylvesta Lettuce Seed Tape
    Sow Effortless Collection™ Sylvesta Lettuce Seed Tape
    3 (2)
    $7.95
    Sow Effortless Collection™ Sylvesta Lettuce Seed Tape
  • Stonehead Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
    Stonehead Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
    As low as $4.95
    Stonehead Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
  • Butterhead Blend Lettuce Seeds
    Butterhead Blend Lettuce Seeds
    5 (1)
    $5.95
  • Megaton Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
    Megaton Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
    5 (5)
    $4.95
    Megaton Hybrid Cabbage Seeds
  • Emiko Hybrid Organic Chinese Cabbage Seeds
    Emiko Hybrid Organic Chinese Cabbage Seeds
    5 (1)
    As low as $4.95
    Emiko Hybrid Organic Chinese Cabbage Seeds
  • Robin Hybrid Beet Seeds
    Robin Hybrid Beet Seeds
    5 (1)
    $2.95
    Robin Hybrid Beet Seeds
  • Super Jericho Lettuce Seeds
    Super Jericho Lettuce Seeds
    As low as $5.95
  • Merlin Hybrid Beet Seeds
    Merlin Hybrid Beet Seeds
    5 (3)
    $5.95
  • Sandy Lettuce Seeds
    Sandy Lettuce Seeds
    5 (1)
    As low as $2.95
    Sandy Lettuce Seeds
    Sandy Lettuce Seeds
  • Red Russian Heirloom Kale Seeds
    Red Russian Heirloom Kale Seeds
    5 (2)
    $2.95
    Red Russian Heirloom Kale Seeds
  • Avalanche White F1 Beet Seeds
    Avalanche White F1 Beet Seeds
    5 (1)
    $5.95
    Avalanche White F1 Beet Seeds
  • Bauer Organic Lettuce Seeds
    Bauer Organic Lettuce Seeds
    5 (1)
    $5.95
    Bauer Organic Lettuce Seeds

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Easy veggies for new gardeners

You can sow these seeds right into the garden soil or potting mix, and the plants grow and fruit readily, asking little more than sunshine and water. Choose your favorites and have fun growing your own food in the backyard or on the deck!

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