Seed Needs, California Bluebell Seeds - 800 Heirloom Seeds for Planting Phacelia campanularia - Annual Blue Flowers to Plant an Outdoor Butterfly Garden (1 Pack)

They germinated perfectly

Like this product of my flower seeds.

I have never grown these before so I was very excited to try them, they turned out to be very successful. I planted multiple seeds in each pod of my tray and every seed appears to have sprouted. I had to thin a few scrawny ones out but that was a lighting issue on my part.I’m new to this and accidentally left them in small seed trays too long so they don’t look 100% perfect in my photo, but still to my surprise one bloomed this week! What a GORGEOUS colored flower, I was so excited to see it!I’ve ordered other seeds from this brand too and they always grow wonderfully.

Neve r got to see a bluebell

I'm not sure how to write a review on something that I won't know how it really is until sometime next spring. The seeds came promptly and shaking the envelope they are in there. I have no way of knowing if they will germinate until they do. The key here is to remember to come back here early next summer and report. If they come up and flourish I will up the stars to five.

I bought some earlier but didn’t get them planted. Finally threw them out with other seeds to see what happened. The best blue flowers ever. Bigger than I thought and has been blooming for over a month. Had to buy more. Will wait until our heat wave is over to plant

I missed the window to safely plant these outdoors (you need to plant them after the last frost in the spring) so I am holding onto them until March where I can plant them in the ground as they do best without transferring and are a native plant to my area. I expect to have a garden full of pollinators with how many seeds are in this little packet. So, since I can't speak of germination rates yet, I will say that these are packaged and sealed quite well. There was no seed loss in the shipping process even though these seeds are practically a fine dust.

I had not heard of this brand until this year, but the zinnias I got were lovely, so I'm getting these seeds now for next summer.800 seeds here, maybe... I'm not counting. :-) They are small, so having so many will help get some where you mean to get them. These flowers will be 8-20" high and should be spaced 8-12" apart, according to the packet. Best to direct sow, says the packet; they need warmth and full sun to flourish. These are annuals, and should flower all summer long.