Zinnias from Singapore

The picture does not do this flower justice. They look WAY better. Super easy to grow and you don't have to hardly think about them all season long. Out of the 2500 flowers I plant in my yard I always have these zinnias. They look best mass planted. I have put some single ones by themselves and they don't look good. I plant an area roughly 5' x 25' long and they are show stoppers!

They say there is 500 seeds and when you get the order the paper work in side the package say they give you a bonus of 250 free seeds. The package is a clear small plastic bag. And there is no way there are even 500 seeds and definitely not 750 seeds. Make sure you buy you flower seeds from some who in the business. These look like all someone did is take the seeds from their flowers and put them is small bag. There is no way they could have counted these sees.....SAVE YOU MONEY

very few seeds germinated.

These were a pleasant surprise almost every seed germinated and i have beautiful about one foot tall zinnia's all over my garden. i would definitely purchase these again. I have half the seed left for next year. thank you truly enjoyable I will post some pictures if i get a chance. thank you !!!spread them apart like the directions say or they will crowd out each other and the blooms will be smaller.

seeds grew into beautiful flowers

Seeds come in a bag with easy to follow planting instructions. I am very pleased with the turn out. They sprouted faster than I was prepared for. Good quality, good service, I recommend these to anyone who enjoys growing from seeds.

The germination rate that I experienced is not as good as many other reviews stated. I planted 23 seeds the first time, 5 grew but three died later, only two survivals. I planted another 7 seeds, nothing grew.

The seeds didn't arrive. What arrived was a small package with two things inside: A business card with no name or other identification on it but "eBay" and the request that I contact the seller first with any complaints. The other thing was a notice from the US Department of Agriculture saying the seeds had been seized for a variety of reasons. Then I looked at the postage on the package - it was from Singapore. It had been three weeks since my order so I wrote to the seller. I told him about the package and asked if he'd sent me seeds from Singapore. The response was quick - "you have been refunded."The reason we have kudzu and pythons and maleluca (punk) trees and aggressive bees and lionfish eating all the local fish is that someone accidentally or purposely brought a sample to the US. That is why we have laws against importing seeds and plants and animals without clearance from the USDA. It looks harmless enough - what are a couple of plants going to do in the larger scheme of things? Plants spread literally on the wind. And exotic - foreign - species take over and become invasive because they have no natural predators here. Maybe the Zinnias aren't a problem but maybe they are. Buy them from a REAL California company - not from Singapore