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Jay bird
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
This never grew. Waste of money in my opinion. I bought more from tractor supply and that product dis grow.
Gina Garamella
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024
Didn’t work
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024
I have planted them twice and have only gotten seeds at the top. They never bloomed and remind me of a type of weed. Will not buy these again unless I know of someone who has bloomed them personally.
grinder
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
Almost one year after first sowing indoors then transplanting outside. the plants are doing quite well. I used both transplants from seeds I started and direct sowing to start a project on the side of low bank in our yard. The seeds need light to germinate, so keep that in mind (ie, don't cover with dirt or mix). Using grow lights and heat mats I kept the temp at 70-75 and used a clear plastic dome to retain moisture until sprouting. I had over one hundred plugs to start the project at time of transplanting. So, no complaints on my end.
ANNETTE BUSH
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024
I bought this for $7 thinking that it was a big bag of 2,000 seeds. As you can tell in the picture, this teabag sized package is smaller than my phone. This isn’t enough to cover anything. If you are planning on using this for anything but a flower pot, you’re going to be disappointed.
Tom O. Spelts
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2023
Have made 3 prolonged attempts to germinate these seeds with zero success. Have used potting soil, worm castings ,and covering with plastic wrap with zero success. I am a master gardener with decades of experience. I feel these seeds are non viable or were exposed to freezing temperatures, or
palygal
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023
Plans are to use these seeds next spring as early as possible. Unable to rate this soon. Thinking positively.
Heather Shaw
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023
The 2000+ Red Creeping Thyme Seeds for planting Thymus Serpyllum have been a delightful addition to my garden. This heirloom ground cover plant is not only visually stunning but also remarkably easy to cultivate. Here's why I'm absolutely thrilled with these seeds:**Effortless Planting (5/5):** Planting these Red Creeping Thyme seeds couldn't be easier. They don't need to be deeply buried; a light press into the soil is sufficient. This simplicity makes gardening accessible to beginners and a breeze for experienced growers.**Fast-Growing Beauty (5/5):** These seeds sprout quickly and grow into a carpet of vibrant, crimson blooms. The sight of the lush red foliage is a treat for the eyes and adds a burst of color to my garden.**Low Maintenance (5/5):** Red Creeping Thyme is impressively low-maintenance. Once established, it thrives with minimal care, making it a fantastic choice for busy gardeners or those looking for a fuss-free ground cover.**Drought Tolerance (5/5):** This ground cover is known for its drought tolerance. It can withstand periods of limited water without sacrificing its visual appeal, making it a resilient choice for various climates.**Versatile Ground Cover (5/5):** Red Creeping Thyme serves as an excellent ground cover but is also versatile enough to use in rock gardens, between pavers, or as a border plant. Its adaptability and visual impact make it a valuable addition to any landscape.
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