Seed Needs Flower Seeds Hummingbird and Butterfly Seed Mix 1 Ounce No Filler | 23 Varieties Garden Seeds Annual & Perennial Species | Pollinator Attracting Flowering Seed | Bulk Resealable Package

Bought this seed mix to help feed the butterflies, and it’s been a joy to watch it grow. We planted the seeds in potting mix and started seeing sprouts within 5–7 days — such a fun surprise! The seeds come in all different shapes and sizes, which made it easy for my 3-year-old daughter to grab and plant them herself. It’s been a great way to support her fine motor skill development while also doing something purposeful together. The mix includes a wide variety of seeds, so it’s nice not knowing exactly what will pop up until it does — each sprout brings its own little surprise. A wonderful blend of education, beauty, and butterfly support.

I’m so happy with these wildflower seeds! The mix includes a great variety of colors, and they started sprouting incredibly fast. Within just a few days, I saw green popping up everywhere. The germination rate is amazing—easily around 90% just as advertised. My garden looks like a mini meadow now, full of vibrant blooms that attract butterflies and bees. Zinnia and Cosmos are blooming. The rest are getting there. Seen marigold, four o clock, nasturtium, forget me not and Aster in my garden (I sprinkled the seeds which I wish I didn't, I should have planted them sparsely). Highly recommend for anyone looking to add easy, colorful beauty to their yard!

Dear fellow garden enthusiasts, Allow me to weave a tale of color, life, and whimsy—a tale spun from the very seeds that have transformed my humble patch of earth into a vibrant canvas. The Dance of Petals: A Symphony Unfurls Picture this: a sun-kissed morning, dew-kissed petals, and a gentle breeze that carries secrets from the meadows. In my hands, I cradle the Seed Needs Bulk Package—the gateway to a wildflower wonderland. 1. The Heirloom Legacy: These seeds, passed down through generations, hold stories of sunrises and moonlit nights. They’re like whispers from the past, urging the soil to awaken. I planted them with reverence, knowing that each seed carried the promise of a thousand blooms. 2. A Kaleidoscope of Colors: The wildflower blend—a harmonious chorus of seven varieties—burst forth like confetti at a jubilant celebration. Scarlet poppies danced alongside golden coreopsis, while delicate cosmos swirled in a celestial waltz. 3. Pollinators’ Paradise: The garden soon became a bustling hub for nature’s aviators. Hummingbirds, their iridescent feathers catching the sun, sipped nectar from trumpet-shaped blooms. Bees pirouetted from one blossom to another, their legs dusted with golden pollen. And butterflies? Oh, they pirouetted like ballerinas in a grand performance. 4. The Art of Patience: Gardening, my friends, is a dance with time. We water, we wait, and we watch. And then—oh, the magic!—tiny green shoots emerged. They stretched toward the sky, their leaves unfurling like miniature flags of victory. 5. A Symphony in Full Bloom: And then came the crescendo—the wildflower symphony. Petals brushed against each other, creating harmonies only the wind could hear. The garden transformed into a living canvas: fiery reds, sunny yellows, and cool blues blending seamlessly. 6. A Gift to the Earth: As the seasons turned, I reveled in the gift I’d given back to the earth. These wildflowers weren’t just for me; they were for the bees, the butterflies, and the weary traveler who stumbled upon my little Eden. So, my fellow dreamers, if you seek a kaleidoscope of color, a refuge for pollinators, and a canvas for your heart’s desires, consider the Seed Needs Bulk Package. But shh, don’t tell anyone—I want this secret garden all to myself. Happy planting, my friends! With petals and poetry, Your Wildflower Whisperer

most seeds sprouting in a few days.(except the black ball style seeds🥲) Instructions provided were clear and easy to follow.overall I’m satisfied with this purchase. There is a lack of kind explanations such as the type of contents and the size of the growth

I was super excited when this giant pack of wildflower seeds arrived—it felt like great value for the price, and there were tons of varieties listed on the package. I followed the instructions, prepped the soil, watered daily, and waited... and waited... Now, after about a month, I have plenty of green sprouts, but still no flowers. I know wildflowers can take time, but I was hoping to see at least a few blooms by now. On the bright side, the seeds did germinate, and the growth looks healthy so far. Will Definitely keep ya'll updated (Please like) Pros: - Big pack with lots of seeds - Great value - Good germination rate - Easy to plant Cons: – No flowers yet after a month – Requires patience – No clear timeline on when to expect blooms If you're in it for the long haul and don’t mind waiting, this could pay off later in the season. Just don’t expect instant color! 🌱⏳

I have a smaller apartment balcony in Southern California that gets full sun in the summer, and partial sun in fall/winter. I really only got Zinnias, Cosmos, 4 o'clocks, and marigolds to bloom but they are fabulous! I planted the seeds in pots ranging from 5in diameter to 12in diameter and they bloomed wonderfully! They have been growing/blooming better with a little less direct sun (during fall) than they did over summer with full direct sun. I also planted some in these balcony rail containers last spring and they were at first not successful. Then over summer, I decided just to plant succulents in the containers since the flower seeds did not grow into anything taller than an inch before dying. It rained when I was out of town at the end of august, and I came back to healthy sprouts that have sense turned into beautiful flowers!! They have had no issue literally growing in the crevices around the succulents. I have since repotted many of the succulents to make room for the flowers (and succulents were getting too much water after some heavy rain). But if I, a novice gardener who really does not know much about gardening and used quite small containers can get these flowers to grow in zone 10b, you can too.

I love the variety of flowers and colours, absolutely beautiful!

Good for garden

This is a big sack of seeds, for me it was not a good buy. It could be my soil conditions, or the bad year. But about 2 foot by 2 foot area had some very sparse growth, the rest did nothing. I'd probably buy again but create better conditions

زرعتهم قبل شهر و نص نموهم بطئ ، القليل فقط اللي طلعوا و ان شاء الله يكبرون .

I bought these to use with the memorial envelopes that I purchased on Amazon as well & we handed them out to people to plant some seeds in memory of my Mom. Good variety & amount & perfect for what we used them for. Good price too compared to the small amount I could find in the stores.