Ferry-Morse Organic 100MG Lavender Perennial Herb Seeds, Full Sun

Great ground cover. Beautiful flowers, love the smell, and weed control.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been planting my garden and now more than ever we need seeds that work and are organic or non gmo as possible. I love this brand and can depend on them to work. Lavender is such a good option and is very therapeutic. I can’t wait for them to grow . I have been using these seeds to grow indoor before they get transplanted into the soil. Ferry Morse is a very good seed I hope it allows me to water less and packaging is great. Made in US.

The seeds came and i plafwd them in . Wet paper towel. I have areogardens and plans on starting the plants there then transferring to a designated spot outdoors when weather is fitting. I love that these seeds are non gmo and im hopeful for a good harvest!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Started planting these seeds 4 weeks ago. They require high heat well drained pot and lots of sunshine. They're beginning to grow. They're adorable little sprouts. I'm looking forward to another month in when they grow the purple flowers and smell so good. I keep them in my laundry room right now where they get plenty of sunlight and it stays warm in that room. Will update when the they begin to flower.

Looking forward to planting these seeds in a few days. I value this brand. I have never been disappointed. Seeds and packaging look good. I only buy the organic seeds.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got these started with the help of a Ferry-Morse potting kit. Add in a sunny window and I’m excited to see how they progress! I can’t wait to transfer them to my yard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Throwing lavender true has been a little bit difficult. The most difficult part is trying to get it to germinate. One of the things that I did not like about the packaging is that he doesn't have a lot of information on being able to grow the lavender. I tried putting the seats out to grow and I wasn't getting any germination. Then I started reading up on the lavender to see the best way to get the seats to germinate and I learned that it's good to put them in the refrigerator for a week and then pull them out and then it will start to germinate. See progress but we are not there yet. There is a large quantity of seeds and out of all the seeds I've been able to get about 20% to Germinate. I will update as soon as it is in full bloom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ferry Morse seeds are a major part of my outside work each spring. I’ve used their seeds many times over the years. Lavender is one of my favorite plans so I can’t wait to see these grow.

I tried to start some lavender from this seed and did not succeed at all. If you want lavender buy it from a local grower and remember that the easiest way to kill lavender is to water it too much.

Not one single seedling out of the entire pack planted in three different places