Outsidepride Mix Bellis English Daisy Seeds for Planting - 5000 Pcs Biennial, Self-Seeding, Compact Flower Seeds with Button-Like Blooms, Ideal for Container Arrangements, Beds & Garden Borders

It can be hard to plant from seeds, I like to see the live plant in my hand. The picture on the seed pack is so appealing, just beautiful. I want these Daisy Bells in my garden. They sent plenty of seed for a field or a few smaller garden spots. Cant wait to see them!

Tried 2 times the seeds did not germinate.

all the seeds l buy from outside pride germinate. [for reference I live in western mass(the 413!)]. not being used to this, I sowed the first couple of packages a bit thick and spent the next 2 weeks preparing new locations, thinning them the seedlings and reinstalling. all the transplants have survived. they are inexpensive, even in small envelopes, and they arrive timely, which is important in an area with a limited growing season.I recently planted their mexican sunflower seeds on a monday afternoon and I had fully formed seedlings on Wednesday morning. granted, it was early june, but a day and a half is pretty amazing. I was actually a little spooked when I walked passed them on wednesdasy.in case you are wondering, I till the hell out of the existing soil removing all weeds and sod roots, and then mix in a few handfuls of general purpose garden soil, sometimes a little potting soil with compost. l then put the seeds in as instructed.actually, l didn't read the mex sunflower package patiently enough and covered the seeds. they grew in a day and a half anyway.l have also grown zinnias and cosmos from them, and all did really well.Stick with Outside Pride.

Planted seed, no sprouting yet.

The seeds were germinated well in last spring but only few of them bloomed. They survived through the cold winter and grew back in Spring. Finally, these lovely flowers are here.

I look forward to planting them!

Great seeds! I wasn't sure and planted in the pot first, but they all germinated so there were no reason why I couldn't just put it in the open soil.I will see next season how the flowers will do, but squirrels and rabbits don't touch them so far.

I planted these and about half germinated