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CaliSmock
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
I purchased four varieties of sunflower seeds from a local hardware store (one pictured left). The seed counts were low and insufficient to sow a new garden I added for sunflowers. High seed count per package makes this a viable option.Sereniseeds seeds are healthier and visibly darker with better germination rates than über-expensive Botanical Interests.My soil is sand-silt, excellent drainage. Irrigation varies by garden: porous drip line, drip line with premade holes, sprinklers and hose watering. Mostly full sun, with some successfully growing in full shade until they can peek out of shorter vegetation. Mild climate, no frost, year-round average daily highs temps 64°-73°; overnight lows 43°-54°. I do concede that soil, sun and weather may foster high germination rates here.With three seeds per hole, 2-3 germinate, usually all three.Random note: My uncle was the first to commercially grow sunflowers in Canada. Fond childhood memories of running in sunflower forests. My children have sown a majority of the seeds thus far and are eager to explore their own “sunflower forest,” albeit, not measured in the hundreds of acres!
Jen
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
I couldn’t get a couple of them to germinate but time will tell on the ones that I got going. I’ll send pics once they are grown.
Charlene Sandham
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
Couldn't be happier. Germinated quickly.Most transplanted well. Tallest yet is about 10 ft. Some shorter varieties as well.Pick up some supports, the only issues I've had were a few stalks that broke under the blooms weight when it chased the sun.
Erin Patterson
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
I planted these less than 3 months ago. They are taller than me and are blooming so beautifully. Will definitely buy these seeds again!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
These grew well and there was a nice variety.
JB
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
Excellent selection of Seeds
Alexander Gaya
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
I put these seeds in the ground not expecting much, but almost every single one sprouted and grew, and how! Several reached perhaps ten feet tall, with blooms larger than my head! The variety of colors and foliage was a delight every time I looked out my window, and fed many birds (and squirrels, unfortunately), not to mention making many bees and butterflies happy! The plants lasted for months and months as well. EXTREMELY pleased and reordered again for this year!
dharper
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
The different varieties of sunflowers do not all grow in the same manner with the same conditions. I learned that it is better to plant the seeds of the tall ones in a bunch together. That way they provide support for one another as they grow. Otherwise, you have to stake them to stand upright. Also, squirrel will jump on them and knock them down to get the seeds.
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