50 Seeds Organic Woolly Morning Glory packed by wiccanherbmaster

Bought these seeds to add an additional vine to our yard. Easy to grow and they’re beautiful all summer into the fall. The bloom best late summer and fall

As some other unhappy customers have noted, I purchased these under the impression that they were HBWR seeds. Not sure why I thought that but the description seems to have changed since I ordered them last year. Since I had good success growing HBWR in a different growing zone in the Lower Rio Grande Valley years ago, I thought I would try growing them again in the Red River Valley. Due to the earthquake of 2010 that shifted the growing zones by ten degrees I thought Ihey might stand a chance. First off, upon opening the package I noted the little brown elongate seeds looked nothing like any HBWR seeds I'd ever seen. Second, with extensive experience growing ipamoea varieties, I took every precaution in attempting to germinate them. None of them germinated despite all the ipamoea tricolor seeds I germinated at the same time producing vigorous growth.Earlier this year I spotted some wild purple/pink morning glories beside a gravel road near my home and when they made seed I harvested them. Those brown elongate seeds were very similar to this product. Researching a bit, I found a match in ipamoea cordatotriloba, a Texas native wild morning glory found throughout the Southern and Southwestern USA. Other descriptions included varying lobed leaves within the same plant and the term "woolly throughout" used to describe a benign variant, calystegia occidentalis, of convolvulus equitans, Texas Bindweed.I will update this review next Spring when I've got this wild morning glory started. Whatever wiccanherbmaster is selling here, it is certainly not HBWR seeds and the packet I received was mailed from China with a freebie of "mystery" seeds that were likewise infertile. If HBWR seeds are what you seek, shop elsewhere. If woolly morning glory is what you want, check the roadsides for all the free ones you can bag up.

I love the woolly young silvery leaves at the beginning and the gorgeous large heart shaped leaves as they grow. I'm still waiting for flowers to develop, but this is a show stopper and a great addition to my garden.

Not hbwr. Even though wooly morning glory is the common name of hbwr.

Bought four packs of these in hopes that they were the strain I was looking for and ooooooh yes they are. High quality product that works very well.

Exactly as advertised. I planted a few and they sprouted wonderfully (indoor). I do recommend spending a few extra bucks on faster shipping. The seeds are very reasonably priced so next time I wouldn't mind paying around $10 and getting them in a few days as opposed to $6 and getting them in a week.

I think these were kept far past harvesting and will not be the experience you're looking for. Most were rock hard and not viable for any purpose.

Bunk. The garden in my mind had no success.The garden on my balcony, very little as well. Few germinated and many seeds were just rotted out. Could have been a bad batch. While I did get more than I was supposed to, that was due to bad package handling so that’s not a plus. Customer service however was decent. Overall dissatisfied.