Buy 2 Packets GET 2 Packets Free 100% UK Wild Flower Seed Mix Annual & Perennial Meadow Plants Attract Bees & Butterfly (10g) Wildflower Seeds, IF You Buy 1 Packet You Will Receive 1 Packet

Quite good actually started to grow instantly even in this winter weather

Good product

good to used with grass seed

Let me start by saying I am not one of Nature's gardeners so these Sprinkle and sit back seemed about my level. So, on a bed of compost I sprinkled them; turns out my sprinkling leaves a lot to be desired. Anyway, chucked more compost over them, watered and walked away. Within a week I had the first sprouts and many of them are doing well. They are hardy as they survive being dug up time and time again. Seem to be doing well - they're still green and getting bigger. Will I buy them again next year ? Yes, better than seed bombs but I'll need to find a way to sprinkle 'em more evenly. For me at least, successful and as I have a large green patch plus outliers, worth the money.

Never grew. Now not sure if it was the product or me not sowing correctly. Will Never know.

Didn’t get a single flower.

After a couple of false starts, I decided to protect the seedlings from slugs, and the elements etc with cloches, clear plastic bottles, and I also found a homemade garlic spray to be very effective to, when it came to repelling pests. I also cut back the Cosmos, as they shaded out some of the other seedlings, due to their size. Well worth the wait for the Cosmos though, which flowered sometime after the others. A very pleasing addition to the garden, which is still doing pretty well. I'm about to order another 4 packets for next year.

I bought 4 packs and sprinkled them straight into the soil of a new garden bed, as well as in some pots. They grew like crazy and have filled the entire border. The majority of them are purple tansy which has grown to about 3 foot tall. The bees loved them. Such value for money. The ones in the pots haven't done so well, they are rather spindly. I'd recommend you grow them where the roots can grow. Be warned - you do not need to plant loads of seeds to get loads of flowers. I asked a question on here 'should I thin the flowers?'; I was given contradicting advice, some said yes, thin, some said leave them to grow. I move some of the less whispy plants (didn't want to break their long stems), managed to move a couple of nasturtiums and they are thriving in their new spot. The plants to seem to support each other when they are grown tightly together, although the will crowd any other plants you have growing, so I'd suggest you grown them in a space of their own rather than sprinkle them around other plants which is what I did, and now I can barely see my hydrangea or calla lily! Overall great value for money and I would definitely recommend them.