HOME GROWN 𝗨𝗦𝗔 53 White Lilac Flower Seeds Non-GMO, Heirloom Tree Seeds for Planting, Fragrant Flowering Tree Seeds for Landscaping, Pollinator Gardens, and Ornamental Borders (Syringa reticulata)

These were a great value for my money and every single seed budded and grew into a big size and vined together beautifully. The color was vibrant and my plants are healthy and strong. I will definitely be purchasing more seeds next season from them again!

These took forever to sprout and bloom, but the flowers were gorgeous! I'm going to plant them again next spring.

I couldn’t be happier with these Premium Petite Marigold seeds! I planted them indoors in small starter pots in early May. Within 4–5 days, I saw the first sprouts, and by the second week, they were already sturdy little seedlings. Around week 3, I moved them to slightly larger pots, and they just kept thriving. By week 6, they had filled out so much I had to repot again into larger containers.The first bloom appeared just before the 8-week mark, and now they’re absolutely flourishing! Absolutely beautiful blooms. These plants are hardy, fast-growing, and surprisingly low maintenance—perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.Gardening Tip: For best results, start seeds indoors near a sunny window and keep the soil lightly moist (not soggy). Once the seedlings are a few inches tall, gradually introduce them to outdoor light to harden them off before transplanting.Highly recommend—I’ll definitely be purchasing more!

Great seeds, good germination .

I tested to plant 10 seeds of Japanese lilac and 2 of them sprout and grow. Slow growth but we will see.

I got a pack of these just to see if I could grow them from seeds. I had to go out of town and so when they were only an inch high, I stuck them all in my flower bed to survive on their own. They did fantastic. I’m buying more in the spring so I can get them an early start for next summer

I have never seen a Merigold like this before in my life. They come up to my hips and produced very small flowers. They’re so bushy all the greenery is so bushy. It looks like I’m growing a forest to the side of my porch, but they smell the greenery. It smells really good. I’m giving part of it away because I don’t want no snakes beside the house. I don’t think they’re supposed to be this tall. I sure didn’t expect it.

Love these seeds. The chamomile seeds sprouted within a week and are now about 5 inches high. I’m excited to see how they bloom. This is quite incredible considering I planted them in mid-August after moving into my new home.