Rosemary Herb Seeds Heirloom- 50+ Seeds

These seem to be very difficult to grow because none of them germinated.

No RosemaryI germinated following the direction

Seeds did not grow

Was excited to grow Rosemary from seeds, but i was unsuccesful. i will be trying again this year.

Rosemary takes time to germinate, but is productive if allowed the 3 weeks or so to germinate. I started a dozen back in April knowing that there is a lower percentage of germination especially in a low light residence and a colder zone 5 climate. Three months later, after transplanting and placing in a finally-summer-has-arrived-window, the earliest of my plants is about 5" tall and looks great.I'm fond of Rosemary so it was worth the adventure for me to begin with Ohio Heirlooms' seeds, despite rosemary not being winter hardy in my climate. I trust Ohio Heirloom to provide a non-GMO heirloom product at an affordable price and affordable shipping.

seeds are not germinating at all, bought seeds from local store and all germinated in 3 days.

I wanted to love these seeds, I really did. They came promptly and even included a hand-written and personalized "Thank you" on my invoice. The awesome customer service made me extremely happy, but then I opened the package of seeds to see that it contained nowhere near 50+ seeds (more like 15-20!) and they were pulverized. In the powdery mess, I could identify MAYBE 10 whole seeds, and not a single one germinated. A big disappointment!

Out of the 15 seeds I planted in rockwool, 0 germinated. The basil from Ohio Heirloom seeds germinated very nicely though.