Sow Right Seeds - Wildflowers Seeds Mix for Planting in Midwest - Non-GMO Heirloom Varieties to Grow a Wild Flower Garden - Perennial and Annual Flowers to Attract Pollinators - Colorful Blooms (1)

I planted them right away. Can't wait until spring to watch them sprout!

We are planning to plant a very difficult area of our yard in wildflowers. It is difficult to mow and is just at the very back of one of our acreage so we see it from our kitchen and deck. We thought of wildflowers because they reseed themselves, bringing beneficial wildlife to our yard for our camera to capture. We are so much looking forward to seeing what comes to visit the beautiful blooms. We chose this batch of seeds due to what blooms are enclosed in it. We chose a more old fashioned pick of seeds to remind us of old pastureland where we grew up. Harvesting these flowers for bouquets will surely be quite a delight. Thankyou

Not certain how well they germinate.

we planted seeds to be germ before we could place on our garden since we bought it .it still remain seeds and disappointed regardless we carefully follow direction and bought kits too.waste of money and time

Planted about 2 weeks ago and already starting to get little sprouts.

Bought this bag of wildflowers in June and planted them (technically late in the season). Within two days I already had sprouts. It’s not a large packet, so it won’t cover a large area, but it’s enough for the small garden bed I wanted for wildflowers and pollinators.

Planted end of July, no buds or flowers yet.

I planted the seeds in egg cartons here indoors in Ohio in January - seeds sprouted in a week. Can’t wait to see them grow and plant in March outside.