HOME GROWN Non GMO English Lavender Seeds 1,500+ Wildflower Seed for Planting Indoor/Outdoor, High Germination, Plant Flower Seeds (Lavandula antustifolia)

This never grew in 3 different pots, Update they did send me new seeds to try in the spring. Will update then

Planted many seeds and none ever sprouted. All my other plants from other sellers are doing great so I know the seeds are the problem.

I have purchased a lot of seeds to grow flowers to put in my yard and it's very hard to get them to germinate I use the Hydro glow system put the seeds in it and they are now 9 inches tall and that was within just two weeks they're very healthy and I'm looking forward to getting a good pot of lavender to help have a fresh scent throughout my house for the fall the quality is perfect I have no problem in germinating them I did put some in the Hydro garden and I took some and placed them in between cotton balls and moisten it put it in a Ziploc bag and set it in the sun both ways they germinated really well which is very unusual proceeds to all germinate so they're great the rate of germination was fantastic

Pleased with timely purchase.

The seeds look great. Now the are germinating.

None of the seeds sprouted. I bought these for my students to plant something and watch it grow. I put the remainder of the seeds in my flower garden and same thing….. nothing. We watered them properly as well. Bummer.

I received the package, and the packaging is not the same as online. First, it just says "Lavender", not English Lavender. The online instructions (you need to scan a code on the package) says they are English Munstead Lavender. I ordered a package of 1500 seeds. It doesn't say how many are included on the package. There are probably less than a teaspoon of seeds. I'm not going to try to count them, they are tiny, like flea size. The germination time is 14-60 days; bloom time is another two to four weeks. I don't know if it'll be past the blooming season by then. And while I appreciate the instructions that can be scanned, they recommend a process that can take 4-6 weeks of keeping them in a damp paper towel in the refrigerator before the germination time. The online instructions say to start sowing the seeds indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last expected frost. Hope the seeds last over the summer and winter. If I follow the instructions, I am much too late to grow them this year (it’s the second week of June). The last frost in central NC was months ago. I may need to wait 8-9 months before I can have a chance of growing them.

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