Ferry-Morse 275MG Sweet William Tall Double Mixed Colors Perennial Flower Seeds, Partial Shade

I love Sweet Williams, They remind me of tiny carnations in a way. These plants really do not have any flowers the first year, just low growing green leaves but on year 2 they are beautiful. They will re seed them selves and keep coming back. As long as you know they are Bi Annual you will be happy with them.

my grandmother always grew sweet williams .ilove the appearance

love the colors, very hardy

Coming up fast.

The seeds come in a packet that has all the information you need. It tells you when to plant the seeds, how deeply to plant them, how many days it takes to germinate or for the seeds to emerge, and how long it takes the plant to reach maturity. These seeds germinated in less than a week and they are growing so well! The seedlings are healthy and I can't wait to see them mature!

These are absolutely beautiful flowers and will come back year after year. I start them inside and place them where they can get sunshine in the spring, but hide under something else in the summer so they stay cooler. They like afternoon shade, too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These seed are hardy! I planted them before a frost because I did not check the weather and they did not wilt. This is a reliable brand when purchasing seeds! The plants are still little but they show promise of growth this season!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have the Ferry Morse Perennial Cottage Garden Seeds Variety Pack. The 7 pack contains foxglove columbine, delphnium, canterbury bells, lavender. sweet williams, and hollyhock. The seeds in each packet is very viable and has a great germination rate. Appearance of the seedlings are nice and healthy. I cant wait to see all of my perennials come back every year. These wonderful pollinators will yeld beautiful flowers and colorful blooms this spring and summer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I planted a few of these seeds in mini pots and a few tried to sprout, but then they died off. I kept some for spring/summer. Since it just now came spring here in Kentucky, I am going to plant them outside in my garden beds and I'm pretty sure they will sprout!! They tried inside but didn't get enough light. I hope they all do because I love the packets that I got!!!

Still waiting to see if they are going to grow.