Hello Nikki! Unfortunately I do not have any seeds to donate because I usually buy the six pack veggies from my local nursery, but I do have some gardening advice if you would like. Due to the epidemic and being in shelter-in-place, I ordered some vegetable seeds from Park Seed this year. Their prices are very good, around two dollars for a packet of thirty seeds, and flat rate shipping of $2.99, just in case donations are sparse. Some good nutritious fruits and vegetables to plant are tomatoes (The ‘Celebrity’ variety is my favorite), green beans (‘Blue Lake’ is my favorite of these), Japanese eggplant, sweet peas, squash, pepper, lettuce, corn, radishes, watermelons, okra, etc. I’m not sure how big your garden is, but it would be a good idea to consider how much space and water each plant will take and to plan accordingly. For example, a corn stalk takes up very little space and will produce a big yield in a compact space because it grows upright, while a watermelon needs lots of space to grow because its vines stretch horizontally. Sun is also an important factor to consider. Most fruits and veggies need full sun to produce maximum yield, while some plants, such as lettuce, can grow fine in shade. Another way to increase your crop yield is to improve your soil by adding compost, manure, kitchen scraps (rotten fruit and veggies, eggshells, etc.), and/or fertilizer. My suggestion is to choose the fruits and veggies you want to grow, draw out a garden plan, order seeds (in case of sparse donations), amend your soil, plant the seeds, water thoroughly, and watch them grow. If you have any further questions feel free to ask and enjoy your gardening adventure! I hope your little ones enjoy it too, when I was little my father instilled in me a love of gardening and nature, and it continues to be one of my greatest joys and fondest memories today.

I hope this helps and good luck!

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P.S. – Here’s the link to Park Seeds: Park Seed

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I have extra seeds to share. Send me a private message and we'll take it from there!