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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
Take a look at the photo and you will probably agree that every single seed in this pouch has sprouted and is growing very very well. Much better than expected! So far, so good! Very happy with the germination rate and cannot wait to see the flowers and hopefully the butterflies!
Adrian
Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2025
No plants, nothing… everything was well, spoil and water, other seeds worked, these nothing!
The =UwU= Pikachu
Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2024
I still have leftover seeds from this, I've had the seeds for nearly 2 years by now. The seeds still sprout out too, I get them sprouted out inside of my indoor grow box before I transplant them outdoors.
Steve
Reviewed in Canada on September 24, 2024
Seeds grew rapidly and produced tons of flowers. Would highly recommend.
Sunshine V
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
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gooch
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Why not throw these seeds anywhere that looks shabby, hard to keep, these seeds popped up all most overnight, and last year’s planting is still sprouting also, effortlessly wonderful adds color and visual appeal!
2 crazy Parents
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023
I planted these seeds fall of 2021, they immediately started growing some things and what did grow tolerated my winter in zone 7(even survived under a day or two of snow). They have continued to grow, improve and even self seed a little bit more and more each year. Right plant right place is evident here as the ones I had closer to the front of my house have more lighting and have performed better. This is the north west side of the house. Wildflower seeds do better in poorer soil, but something I read indicated that they would benefit from what mushroom compost contributes so I did add that, otherwise no food, just water the first few weeks until sprouts emerged. The cone flowers have had leaves since early days, but only started to flower this year. There is a good succession of flowers throughout the spring and summer. The pollinators love it and we now have monarchs visiting these flowers. As I keep developing my pollinator friendly garden/yard I keep seeing more and more varied pollinators every season.
Nicole S.
Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2023
I had many different insects in these flowers ❤️❤️. I really enjoyed it. I planted late....like... halfway through the summer and still had success growing these seeds. I saved some and will be planting a new patch in the spring. Most of my garden is native but I didn't mind these as they still fed the bee's and the butterflies. Beautiful mix and easy to grow. Would recommend. Easy even for a beginner!
P. Romance
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023
I'm not a gardener by any means. Anything I grow tends to die from neglect or too much love. But I wanted a fun thing to do with my niece and nephew for summer break. The weather has been unseasonably warm and it rained most weekends. These were rarely watered except when there was a dry spell that last more than three days. The two beds were 2" x 6". The sunlight was not that great since our neighbor's trees tend to block out the light overhead. We had a couple of extremely windy days so some of the flowers did collapsed but they are overall hardy little guys.This was grown late. I started these seeds mid-July and the pictures here were just taken now (early October). The dhalias were the last to pop out yesterday. So it took over 3 months to get most of the flowers to bloom. I am still waiting for one more flower, so I am excited to see what it is. The flowers are small. As you can see, it is mostly greenery and leafage. These are very low maintenance. Soil quality does matter. I did two beds and one was better than the other. I did not see butterflies. But I have seen moths, bees and other flying bugs.Even if you don't have a green thumb, these should be fool proof. I will definitely buy these again to try next year.Edit 10/28/23 - Fungus has overtaken my dahlias. Luckily, it does not spread to the other flowers. I didn't realize all the rain that we had was that bad. So for beginners, if you see a fungusy leaf, remove it before it spreads. Or add a fungicide to the soil.
Heather W.
Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2023
I bought this for the milkweed, unfortunately I didn’t find any in it at all. The rest of the flower seeds though I sprinkled in a pot and have a lot of neat things growing
Heather B.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2021
Best wildflower mix that I have found. Growing great in my raised corner beds. No filler, as advertised - just a lot of well growing wildflower seeds. Cold stratified these for about 2 months in my fridge, mixed with some sand, and hand sowed. Definitely recommend**Update - mix has annual ragweed, which is a very tall, thick stalked weed that will overpower other flowers. Difficult to see when it's young, as it looks like Tithonia(mexican sunflower). Hard as crap to pull out of the bed once established due to a robust root system.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2018
I'm still waiting for the rest of the order for this and the hummingbird order I placed. I received exactly 1 package of butterfly seeds and 1 package of hummingbird seeds. I have not received any further info on the e-books, or the other seed packets that were supposed to come along with it.HAVE NOT HEARD A WORD FROM ANYONE. I bought both offers and got 2 bags of seeds. that's it. Very dissapointedlI won't know if the seeds are any good until I plant them.Product description:THE QUALITY SEED DIFFERENCE: Founded in 1985, Beauty Beyond Belief is a small, family-owned company helping you to Grow, Enjoy, & Share a healthy and beautiful life! Experience the trusted difference today!DID NOT GET: 8 eBOOK EDUCATION SERIES INCLUDES: Milkweed Planting Guide, A Gardener’s Guide to Pollinators, Organic Pest Control, A Beginners Guide to Gardening, Getting Started with Seed Saving, Succession Planting, Fall Wildflower Seed Planting and Our Favorite Recipes!GOT ONE LARGE BAG OF SEEDS: This MONARCH FLOWER SEED COLLECTION will give you 6 species known to be favorites of Monarch Butterflies for nectar source and food for larval growth. Adult monarchs follow nectar corridors, a series of habitat patches of plants that flower at appropriate times during the spring and fall migrations. They provide stopping off points for the butterflies to feed and stock up during their long migrations. Save the seeds to re-sow your annuals each year! All seeds are pure and non-GMO with no fillers. A mixture of annuals and perennials.DID NOT GET: This COLLECTION INCLUDES one packet of each of the following species.Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea), California Giants Zinnia (Zinnia elegans ‘California Giants’), Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia rotundifolia), Rocket Larkspur (Consolida ajacis), Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus), Butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa)
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