Outsidepride Feverfew Chrysanthemum Seeds - 5000 Pcs. Perennial, Drought Tolerant Flower Seeds for Planting in Pollinator Gardens, Cut Flowers & Low Maintenance Landscaping

I had a lot of luck with these seeds this season. This is my first year of *serious* gardening and there's been a lot of trial with much error. These are some of the easiest plants I've grown to date and they're fairly hardy in the outdoors (even with the extreme heat this year).I got a bit of a late start on the season so it took quite awhile for them to reach maturity and bloom.I would guess that 80% to 90% of the seeds I planted sprouted and most of those matured and flowered.The flowers themselves are much smaller than I had expected - most are approximately the size of a dime (U.S. 10¢ coin) with a small number of them being almost as large as a nickel (U.S. 5¢ coin).Overall I have no complaints about this product. I think I got my money's worth.

Can’t say much.. they germinated and that’s all I really have right now but I’m happy and excited about just that

not one of the 5000 seeds germinated. A total dud this year.

I had this plant up in Michigan. It self sows, so I consider it a perennial as I have had it go for about three years. I planted my seeds in April and we had to frosts and they still came through. It is May 23 and they are about two inches tall. It is hard to find a cheerful flower as these at the big box stores. I am going to try to mix them into my wildflower garden. The deer do not usually bother members of the chrysanthemum family.

just beautiful

I've always gotten viable seed from outsidepride. I planted these when I first got them then the wind blew for 4 straight days with gusts up to 40-50 MPH, no rain and temps in the 90s. I won't say none of them came up, i just can't say where if they did, they may after a rain somewhere. I will plant them again in October and update this review.

We were worried about getting the seeds online but couldn't find them locally. However great experience, started them inside under a grow light in pellets and 98% of them sprouted within about 2 weeks.

This, going well so far.I didn't "count" and monitor all the seeds - however - appear to mostly if not all sprouted in the cell trays I used. If nothing else will/may provide nice "clusters". I kept them under the cell-tray "dome" for a little while of growth past sprouting. I get concerned with any "mold, mildew", funk of any kind growing in those things. So, removed that part a little while afterward.So, sprouted quickly; was under a 30 - 40 - 50 watt grow light (they "look" for light); kept moist and reached a "small sprout" size and appear to be leveling off there for a while, are "tender" and about an inch or so, less maybe; being gentle to water/moisten, if not watered from the bottom vs sprayer on the growth material; if flattened by the mist are robust enough to stand up, or be lifted gently.I'm not "new" to this but don't claim to be an expert. The packet instructions, supported by an online search for more - if followed, should do you well. So, no issues with the seeds or how OEM product-packaged/container-ed for delivery to me.I hope that helps someone.