the bright green has nice shelf appeal

I think the green really stands out in a great way. B is ok but it is way better than C. C reminds me of medicine which i dont want in my food.

I chose these options in this order According to which ones I found had the most appealing a packaging looked the most high-quality and made me want to learn more about the product I chose these options in this order According to which ones featured a picture of the ingredients along with a name as it gives you a better understanding of what all is in it and it makes it easier to read

I actually like all three very much, I guess this is in order of most favorite to slight least favorite. I really like the images of the herbs next to the words but I really like the format of A.

I prefer this one because I can actually see the different types of herbs that there are, I also really liked the lime green bag it makes the product pop out from all of the either ones.

I would rather buy A. I really like the packaging and it catches my eye the most.

the packaging in A and C speak more to me with a preference to A because of the green package. B is okay but a little busy.

I liked choice A the best since the product has a green background which looks more organic and fresh. I also liked how each item name has a small image of the product which looks more appealing and easier to read than choice C which is too spaced out.

Option A was the most eye catching because of the bright packaging. I think the design of option A most clearly explained what the package contained as well. I like seeing "culinary seeds" large and centered. I felt that the organization of the pictures and seed names was better done on option C compared to B because it felt more concise and organized.

Option A is th emost noticeable and attention grabbing packaging

A had the best color and looked the most interesting to me. I fid not like the other ones as much. Green was really fun.

I find A more appealing because it is mature and attractive, it has a very nice content of image design with good display, while B is cool and attractive and i like the display content with good design, also C looks nice and I belief it has a good idea of image design but the color is not really attractive to me.

The images/icons/logos on A and C are indicative and informative. The bright green of A is eye catching.

The sort of brown box that is used here is best though, I like the follow up with the all white packaging used here.

The brown bag makes me think it is a more natural product. I really dislike the highlighter yellow bag

I like B because being marked culinary herbs let’s me know it’s for cooking and a safe edible product. I like A for the bright packaging.

I like the look of it and the color scheme. It doesn't blind me with color and isn't too bland, either. I like the pictures on it and that it's made in the US.

I would rather buy option B because it has clear labeling that it's made in the USA.

I would rather buy B based on the images because it is the most attractive and the easiest to read.

I really like option B because you can see the herbs, but also because of the herb list which is very easy to read and understand.

I don't like the color on Option A! I'm putting Option B in first place because it's so readable and yet the packaging is still attractive.

Ranked this because that is how the spices and herbs I already usually buy come packaged.

B is my first choice. The packaging has attractive contrast and I like the botanical illustrations, and like that the seeds are heirloom. C is my second choice. The green botanical illustrations contrast somewhat attractively with the white packaging. A is my last choice. The green botanical illustrations and text really looks weird and unattractive with the bright chartreuse package.

Option B really drives home the idea that this is a bag of seeds, and that it's natural. The brown paper bag type design makes you think of typical recycled goods and of earthy tones and ideas. Option C and A do a good job helping you identify the herbs better, but look too modern and sterile in comparison, making me think of a lab and unnaturalness.

The packaging on option B seems more welcoming and friendly. Easy to read and it stands out with right choice of colors.

I'm a little mixed here, from a design perspective, I like B. It's a good looking package. From the informative standpoint, C is pretty strong. My thing is, C almost looks like an institutional product. So I think putting less emphasis on label/package design kinda holds C back a bit.

i think options b and a look the most authentic and organic

I am more familiar with this type of bag used. I find it more trustworthy. Plus I like the information on the label and design of the label better than the other ones.

I like the quasi paper packaging on B. C looks to be a close second with classy packaging. A has a weirdly bright color that is off putting.

I like B because the label gets my attention first and I like that it says made in the USA. A an C are okay, but B gets my attention first.

I voted based on how appealing the packaging of the product was and if I would want to buy it or not.

I chose panel B. I like all of these choices however. But I like the tan bag, the list of ingredients or nutrients and the artwork of the plants.

I love this one because it is the clearest and easy to read. I can clearly tell of the herbs included in the package. I also like that it is made on recycled paper or what looks to be recycled paper. I love that it is made in the United States and Non-Gmo.

I like the brown bag packaging, it looks more natural. I also like the images of the herbs on the package, more realistic

I like option B because it looks the most natural and healthy. I put option A in last place because the bright green is just harsh and unattractive to look at.

I liked C the best because it looks the healthiest to me.

C gives the best look at what is in the package and A is second and closely behind. Having the images of the herbs is best to me.

B looks quite low-end so B 3. I prefer C to A so C 1 and A 2

I really think they all are good. I like how they list each one and have them easy to read. I would buy these. I love to cook and would like to have all of these to grow.

Option C is much easier to comprehend and read than the other two. I really like incorporating the image and the text describing which herb is in the bag. I think that the name of the product should be a little larger, it seems to kind of get lost on the packaging.

I like C the best because it is very easy to read the contrast is very good. I like how the list is on C and A compared to B they are much easier to read with the two collums. A is harder to read with the lime green and the black. B seems way to cluttered and harder to read.

I'd rather buy C because it includes markers that B doesn't have, the images of the plants is more attractive with the white background than the green background in A.

B looks to old-timey and plain. C and A look modern and sleek.

C - looked more professional, and thus felt that the seeds would do better at growing.B - mainly because I did not like A whatsoever.A - was ugly, would not get my attention at the store.

I like seeing the simple white design with the little illustrations.

I like being able to see each herb with its picture but I like the white bag more than the green, it is easier to make out what is pictured

I like the clean white package. I also like the images of the herbs that appear on both C and A.

I chose Option C first because with the white background it is easier to read and I like the individual pictures of what will grow from the seeds. Option A, the bright green is too bright for me. Option B is just a little bit dull looking, it looks kind of cheap to me.

I like C the best because it has the most information by giving an image for each herb. B is almost as good because it has the most attractive packaging and Made in USA is featured prominently. Oops, "lavender" was misspelled. A is good and eye-catching, except on-screen the bright chartreuse green is a little hard to read.

colors, fonts, and how the design of the package is laid out and presented is in the order in which I made my choices but C is by far the best for it's smarter and more clean look