NatureZ Edge 3000 English Lavender Seeds for Planting Outdoors or Indoors, 90% Germination, to Give You The Lavender Plant You Need, Non-GMO, Heirloom Herb Seeds (2 Pack)

You need to know what you are doing with this one. I didn't do the research enough and it only sprout 1 out of 1500.. I was expecting a beautiful lavender garden and failed- maybe it is just me or not sure what else I could have done.

I ordered a variety of healing flower seeds for my garden and planted them just before fall set in. Even though this is a multi-seed review, I’m thrilled to share that when I lifted the frost cloth today, my wildflowers are already starting to bloom beautifully. They’ll be more than ready for spring, and I couldn’t be more excited. This mix is proving to be resilient and rewarding, and I’ll be posting spring photos once everything is in full bloom. For now, I can say these seeds are off to a wonderful start.

They arrived as promised…just beginning to sprout a week later. Too soon to know overall.

Did not grow. Usually lavender is easy to grow.

These seeds took a long time to sprout and are quite slow to grow. I put them in the soil and waited over a month, but they didn't sprout. I thought maybe they're dead or just not good. So, I decided to just use the pots to sow some cilantro seeds. Cilantro sprouted within a week, and started growing. Then, after about a month more, I saw little sprouts of different leaves coming out in between the cilantro. I waited and little more, and smelled them. They smelled like lavender. lol. I was quite taken by surprise, and not sure how to handle this now that I have cilantro and lavender growing in the same pot. I tried to uproot the cilantro carefully to leave the lavender in. I managed to save a few per pot. And I am now waiting for them to grow. It's been another few weeks and they still are really quite small, like not even 2 inches tall. I guess they are kind of slow to grow by their nature? I'm not sure as I've never grown lavender before. But nevertheless, the seeds did sprout after 2 months. So, they need a little patience and care still, even if nothing is happening in the pots for this whole time. Keep watering as needed and they should sprout. I hope they pick up some spreed in growing, as I would really love to be able to transplant them in the garden.