Big Pack - Chrysanthemum Species Mixed Seed (10,000+ Seeds) - Contains Painted Daisy, Garland Daisy, Ox-Eye Daisy, Alaska and Silver- Edible Flower Seeds (Big Pack - Chrysanthemum Mix)

I can’t comment on how the carrots grow since I just planted some but I will say that the amount of seeds I received was quite a lot! Instructions on the back explain how to grow them and they are double wrapped in zip bags so they stay nice & dry. I’m hoping these grow as nice as the picture!! I just started growing things again and have never grown carrots or root type veggies before. I here it’s easy, we’ll see! Great product so far & it’s a small family owned business from what I can tell, so it’s nice to support them. Hope we’ll be eating home grown carrots soon!!!UPDATE: It’s been a little over two and half months since I planted these seeds. Most of the seeds took, I’d say 80% to 90% grew. They are a little over a foot tall, maybe a little shorter. Howe ever, when I dig a little around the plant there’s NO carrot! I do t know if this is normal and the carrot will start to form now that the plant is large, but from what I’ve seen on YouTube there SHOULD be a CARROT there! What is this all about? Does it form later or something? The plants are really full and look great but there’s no carrot under the soil. If anyone knows more about this please let me know because I am completely stumped. If no carrot forms in the next month I’d say these seeds are defective or they are NOT carrots. Thank you.....

Seeds came well packaged and was a good size amount of seeds, I will definitely order more from this company.

After receiving my package, which has clearly been in storage to long, I soaked my seed over night and all of them floated. Not a good sign. I gave 2 of them a squeeze and.... Dust! They are currently going through cold strat. for 60 days as per the instructions. Based off of the state I received them in, the soak rest and the dusty sacrifice of 2 of them during the pinch test; I don't have high hopes. However, I'm going to stay optimistic and we'll see if something grows in the spring. 🤞 Fingers crossed🤞🏾Edited on March 1stNot 1 seed Germinated. I don't know if I should put them in substrate or just chuck them into the compost bin and just buy a small sprout 🌱.0 of 10I do not recommend this vendor

I was hesitant about these because I’ve never seen seeds that look like these before, but my germination rate was at least 96%Very pleased, will purchase again

The seeds arrived in great shape but I have not had a chance to plant them yet. I will update when I do

Due to bad health, I had not been able to care for my wildflower garden for several years, it was overgrown with weeds and my calendulas had died out. I bought this packet last year, but it was July 11th before I was able to plant them. It was a huge pack of seeds, I planted half of them. They came up well but did not have time to create blooms and seeds for next year before an early frost. This year I planted the remainder of the packet directly into my garden in early May since it said the seeds would germinate for two years. They have come up well and will soon produce flowers. I love calendulas as they are bright and cherry and reproduce well from seeds and make great cut flowers for flower arrangements. I have never tried eating them, but might this year!

Hopefully I will be able to get these to get these to sprout with the apparent moisture that was on the seed paper pouch due to some mildew on the seeds and paper packet. Several of the seeds were cracked in half. Maybe they will sprout????

Larger packet of tiny seeds. Will sprinkle on woodland paths come springMy experience is violas multiply tho best flowering is sunny part shade natural woodlandsThk you. Hope lengthy cold winter moves on quickly.