HOME GROWN Non-GMO 'Vera' English Lavender Seeds 1,500+ | True Original Heirloom | Superior Fragrance, Extreme Cold Hardy | High Germination Indoor/Outdoor (Lavandula angustifolia)

This never grew in 3 different pots, Update they did send me new seeds to try in the spring. Will update then

My kid is obsessed with oils and herbs and all. This was a huge hit!

After following the instructions I was hopefully that I would get some lavender from this…sadly nothing grew. These seeds were sadly a waste of money for me :( UPDATE: The company did contact me and to their credit sent me another packet of seeds to try. Because of that, I am upping the stars. It is no longer the growing season right now (from what I can tell), so will have to wait to try to plant them next season. UPDATE: I did plant the second seeds they sent, so I am guessing the first batch just weren’t great. I do appreciate the company standing behind their seeds and sending me the second set. Will increase my rating!

Exactly as the description. Beautiful flowers

I received the package, and the packaging is not the same as online. First, it just says "Lavender", not English Lavender. The online instructions (you need to scan a code on the package) says they are English Munstead Lavender. I ordered a package of 1500 seeds. It doesn't say how many are included on the package. There are probably less than a teaspoon of seeds. I'm not going to try to count them, they are tiny, like flea size. The germination time is 14-60 days; bloom time is another two to four weeks. I don't know if it'll be past the blooming season by then. And while I appreciate the instructions that can be scanned, they recommend a process that can take 4-6 weeks of keeping them in a damp paper towel in the refrigerator before the germination time. The online instructions say to start sowing the seeds indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last expected frost. Hope the seeds last over the summer and winter. If I follow the instructions, I am much too late to grow them this year (it’s the second week of June). The last frost in central NC was months ago. I may need to wait 8-9 months before I can have a chance of growing them.