
Winter Season 26 Seeds Pkt Deal
Original price was: ₨ 2,400.₨ 1,900Current price is: ₨ 1,900.
Winter Season 26 Seeds Pkt Deal
26 vegetable & herb seed varieties in one home kitchen gardening collection. Every variety is listed with its Approx. seed quantity, suggested sowing months and Direct Sow or Seedling First method.
- 26 varieties / packets | Approx. 2,235 seeds total (sum of approximate pack quantities)
- Includes winter favorite’s such as carrot, peas, radish, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower and leafy greens.
- Planting guide included below for planning your home garden in Lahore/Punjab.
- Questions about packet quantities or planting? WhatsApp Sky Seeds: 0315-9291660
Important: This mixed-season deal also contains Tomato, Eggplant Round, Capsicum Green, Chili Simple and Qulfa Saag. These prefer warmer conditions; do not sow all 26 varieties outdoors together in winter. All seed quantities are Approx. and may vary.
Description
Winter Season 26 Seeds Pkt Deal — Home Kitchen Gardening in Pakistan
Build a seasonal kitchen garden with 26 vegetable and herb seed varieties in one deal from Sky Seeds. The listed quantities add up to Approx. 2,235 seeds in total. Every packet quantity is approximate, not an exact count. Use the guide below to choose the right sowing month and decide whether to Direct Sow or grow a Seedling First.
Full List: 26 Seed Varieties, Approx. Quantities & Sowing Methods
Planting months are approximate for Lahore and similar Punjab climates. Check current weather and each variety’s packet instructions; sowing dates vary across Pakistan.
- Carrot — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Dec | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Mustard Saag — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Red Round Radish — Approx. 50 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Jan | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Coriander — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Feb | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Lettuce — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Pea Seeds — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Nov | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Beet Root — Approx. 25 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Dec | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Spinach — Approx. 200 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Feb | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Radish — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Jan | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Cabbage — Approx. 30 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Radish Pods (Mongra) — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Nov | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Turnip (Purple Top) — Approx. 200 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Dec | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Cauliflower — Approx. 30 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Onion — Approx. 100 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Tomato — Approx. 30 Seeds | Sowing: Feb–Mar (nursery) | Seedling First (Warm season)
- Fenugreek — Approx. 200 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Feb | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Kale — Approx. 30 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Eggplant Round — Approx. 20 Seeds | Sowing: Feb–Mar (nursery) | Seedling First (Warm season)
- Capsicum Green — Approx. 20 Seeds | Sowing: Feb–Mar (nursery) | Seedling First (Warm season)
- Chili Simple — Approx. 20 Seeds | Sowing: Feb–Mar (nursery) | Seedling First (Warm season)
- Qulfa Saag — Approx. 200 Seeds | Sowing: Mar–Jun | Direct Sow (Warm season)
- Rocket Seeds — Approx. 200 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Feb | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Broccoli — Approx. 30 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Parsley — Approx. 50 Seeds | Sowing: Oct–Nov | Direct Sow (Cool season)
- Celery — Approx. 50 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov (nursery) | Seedling First (Cool season)
- Iceberg Lettuce — Approx. 50 Seeds | Sowing: Sep–Nov | Seedling First (Cool season)
What Do Direct Sow and Seedling First Mean?
- Direct Sow: Place the seeds directly in the final garden bed or suitable pot, following the sowing depth and spacing for that variety.
- Seedling First: Start seeds in a nursery tray or seedling container. Transplant after seedlings are strong enough and outdoor conditions are suitable.
These are suggested primary planting methods. Depending on the variety, conditions and grower experience, some crops may also be grown using another method.
Winter Gardening: What Can You Sow First?
In cooler months in Lahore/Punjab, consider suitable carrot, mustard saag, radish, coriander, peas, beet root, spinach, cabbage, turnip, cauliflower, fenugreek, kale, rocket, broccoli, parsley, celery and lettuce varieties. The actual sowing window depends on temperatures and the seed type.
Warm-Season Seeds Included in the Deal
Tomato, Eggplant Round, Capsicum Green and Chili Simple usually establish best in appropriate warm conditions (or with suitable protected nursery growing). Qulfa Saag generally prefers warmer weather. These varieties are included for season-by-season use; they should not be presented as all being suitable for direct outdoor winter sowing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the seed quantities exact?
No. Every seed count is Approx. The total of Approx. 2,235 seeds is an estimate based on the 26 listed packet quantities; actual counts may vary.
Does this deal contain 26 different varieties?
Yes, the list above names 26 varieties. Red Round Radish and Radish are listed separately, and Lettuce and Iceberg Lettuce are separate entries.
Can I grow all the seeds in winter?
No. This is a mixed-season collection sold as the Winter Season 26 Seeds Pkt Deal. Warm-season varieties should be saved or started under appropriate protected conditions until temperatures suit them.
Is this suitable for pots or rooftop gardening?
Many of these crops can be grown in containers with adequate sunlight, drainage, growing medium and crop-specific space. Larger plants need larger containers or garden beds.
How can I order?
Check the current product price and delivery options, then choose Add to cart to place your order. For help confirming the contents or selecting a sowing method, chat with Sky Seeds on WhatsApp: 0315-9291660.
For more practical planting tips, see our winter and summer kitchen gardening guide or browse winter vegetable seeds.
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