16000+ Red Creeping Thyme Seeds Ground Cover Plant Seeds Perennial- Non-GMO Heirloom Flower Creeping Thyme Seeds for Planting

Received seeds June 5, planted the 6th, sprouted on 11th. I’ve grown these before. Important key tips; choose indoor or non windy area outside to prep, if finger tips are not preferred use seed tweezers. Press 4-6 seeds into each section of soil, do not bury! never let the soil dry out and only water with a mister until strong. Once pressed into the soil, I lightly moisten the soil with a mister. Covered them with regular plastic wrap, tucked plastic ends under trays to secure. Put them outside in the patio shade, no direct sunlight until strong or mature, and awaited for their arrival. As they get stronger, slowly introduce them to the sun, a couple hours at a time, once mature they are ready to be planted in ground or pot where they get 6-8 hours of sunlight. A little bit of care and patience saves you a lot of money. I hope these tips help, Wish you success!

They never bloomed

Grows nicely first year was nice. Can not wait to see them this spring.

Don’t waste your money!

I garden a lot in my yard. Needed something to come up in an area I can’t mow. Nothing even come up.

I planted the White Rockcress Flower Seeds as instructed, but they didn't come up. I was disappointed, but I think I started them too late in the year and the temperatures may have been too hot for them to germinate. However, I discovered on a video that I can keep the seeds in my refrigerator for up to two to four years, so I'll plant them again next spring when there's no chance of frost.

Seeds look tiny black raisins, nothing grew. I did everything that I was supposed to do with it and it still didn't grow. Waste of money and a scam I feel like.

I have tried so many grass seeds to no avail. This i put down and in two weeks I had dirt areas covered.you can walk on it so soft and springs right back up!!