Outsidepride Deer Proof Wildflower Seed Mix - 1/4 lbs. Colorful Blend of Easy to Grow, Drought-Tolerant Annual & Perennial Wildflower Seeds for a Deer-Free,Vibrant Meadow & Pollinator-Friendly Garden

Seeds germinate in profusion in one day. Love this Outsidepride brand. after tilling the soil it's gratifying to have seeds grow.

We planted these and couldn’t believe how full and tall they grew. We planted them in a flower bed inside a fence line so deer weren’t a problem. We always get compliments about how beautiful they look. Had to spray with a rabbit repellent initially until they started blooming as the bunnies loved the bud. We will be getting more f next summer.

Overall I am happy with this mix, seeds are a lot less expensive than individual plants. These seeds were planted in fall in open area with poor soil. Some plants germinated in fall, but most did not come up until spring. Most are doing well now, some are blooming (first summer). Perennials should come back. Keep in mind that nothing is deer-proof, but deer are mostly not eating, so the term is deer-resistant. Rabbits are eating the daisies.

We planted seeds as directed, but nothing ever came up. Not one sprout! I wrote to company but they never responded. Waste of money

This was a last minute bouquet that my granddaughter needed for her teacher, so i went out and did a fresh cut for her... beautiful mix of color {not the rose} i think it's somewhat pricey for the amount of seeds.. but all and all i love color...

Updating my initial review. Initially Wildflower seeds did NOT grow. But then had about 40 plants that started to grow about 6 weeks later (took a lot longer than my clover seed to grow). Not nearly as much as some of the photos I saw and mostly just 1 or 2 types of wilderflowers and not a big mix of 10 or more types of flowers. So I consider my results average. Not great, but not a failure. I hope they re-seed and come up next year.

These seeds take longer to germinate than I thought they would. I planted them in two different environments, and they both took longer than I thought they would, however, they did sprout, and grow in both places, and most importantly , the deer did not bother.

These seeds are great. There was a lot in the bag, and really I should have spread them over a larger area or saved some seeds for the next season. I spread the seeds by band and raked them in a big and watered with a sprinkler. Within three days I had shoots coming up. Currently, after about a month and a half, I have hundreds if not thousands of tiny white flowers and now dozens of orange flowers, plus some purple flowers coming in. They're about 1-1.5' tall now.They are very easy to grow. I have them in full sun and have been watering at least every other day but they don't seem to mind the heat or slightly dry soil on really hot days. They seem to be really hearty plants.