About how large of a seed bag is this? I'm having trouble picturing 1,000 seeds. Is it like the size of a plastic sandwich bag?
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I doubt it is even that big. It is breath taking how much space was waisted in packaging
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I ordered seeds and it was a very small bag, but the seeds were very small. I can tell you that I planted them in soil and they did germinate very well. A plastic sandwich bag would be way more than 1,000 seeds...
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Take a small zip lock bag. Fold it in half and then again. That is the size, these are small seeds.
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The seeds came in a standard seed packet...and the turnout of flowers wasn't good.Unsure if it was the seeds, or my lack of a green thumb :-)
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About a quarter of the size of a sandwich bag. About 95 % of the seeds never sprouted and the ones that did were one flower type.
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No, not at all. It is a regular seed packet with a mixture of different plants. Seeds are a mix of small and medium size.
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Umm.... Then don't buy it. They are seeds. I loved the product. Thank you seller.
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Gladly. I needed 3 - 1.5 cu ft bags. If you plant things in it that come in pots with soil, that is enough. If you put seed in you might want to add 1 bag if 0.75 cu ft extra. I have 3 boxes, 1 for flowers, 1 for herbs & 1 for seeds of greens. I love the boxes.
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It's really not that expensive. If you price them at the grocery store you will see what a good deal this is. Imagine how many seeds you get in a pound; A LOT! I bought these about a year ago and we use them quite often in various recipes and I still have plenty left. It's a very good deal really and I would order again; hope this helps you.
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Sorry for the delayed response...on vacation. Inside dimensions approx. 53 inches wide by 23 1/2 inches deep. We use to store bird seed and inserted some plastic bins to hold the seed.
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It varies by bag, but I would guess there are roughly 40-50 seeds of each vegetable
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We have 2 and use them for bird seed. They hold 50lbs and still have a couple of inches before overflowing. They are pretty air right and have 2 ways to access seed. If you wish to provide your email, I will take a couple of photos and send to you. Our email is Husbandandme@msn.com.Thanks, Matt & Marcia
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About a sandwich bag full. Honestly, I wound up throwing this out when I got it, because it looked pretty weird, and wasn't like any loose leaf tea I purchased before. Just so you know.
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I know that it's meant to hold up to 40 pounds. I use it to hold bird seed. I buy the large bag from Home Depot (40 lb. bag?)
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I haven't counted them, but yes, this kit has a LOT of seeds. Many of them are tiny and there are a lot of varieties. The canister is great too - durable shatterproof plastic but looks and feels like glass. You could definitely start an excellent garden with this jar. The numbers of seeds are more than sufficient. They appear to be in excellent condition as well. I am very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it.
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Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in... » Read More Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. « Show Less
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We can put almost 7 pounds of seed in it at once. We have maybe 3-4 cups left over in the bag. How long that lasts depends on how many birds we have around, but generally they go through that in 5 days or so. It does keep the squirrels out, but the messy birds scatter enough to keep them happy on the ground. As a bonus, bunnies seem to poke around for seeds too.
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This is a produce bag, made of plastic mesh fabric. It has a string closure component. When you want to buy dry produce, like apples, oranges, whatever, but don't want to use a supermarket plastic bag, you would use this produce bag, which holds maybe four apples. Not for sandwiches--since it's made of mesh, the sandwich will dry out.
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I am not sure what you mean but if you want to give the seeds you could divide them up into smaller platic bags or just give them as is. that is what I did last Xmas, put them as is in stockings. worked great!
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I'd say anywhere from 4-8 pounds. keep in mind though, it doesn't need to be sown very densely. However, if you want a lot of green the first season, you determine the thickness of the seed to be dispersed. Also something else to consider is that any left-overs can be used in subsequent sowing seasons to re-seed, to either replace lost sod, or to thicken it all over. So you can never really have too much on hand. It keeps for years in moisture proof containers, so you'll have no spoilage from year to year either. Hope this helps to get you started.
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I really don't know, but I planted too late (1 bag) and had so much come up.........too late! I plan to put it down early this year and will need 3 bags+ for the area to cover. It was easy to sprinkle and water,......... next time I will cover the area with something so the birds don't eat the seeds!
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The pound thing is sort of hard per say as different seeds will weigh differently. I would look at the dimensions and then look at the size of a 5 pound or less bag of grass seed as an example