Overall rating: 3.4 / 5 from 7525 reviews.
I winter sowed these and in year 1 thought they'd all failed...then year 2 came around, the handful of milkweed plants that had made it that far bloomed beautifully, and my garden was overrun with monarch caterpillars! I couldn't be happier and am planning to plant more and share some of my seeds with neighbors.
I was worried that the peonies were shipped so late. Even though I'm technically in zone 5, I'm at 9400' altitude, so we already have snow. But the roots I received last week are MONSTERS and look awesomely healthy. The snow we got melted fast, so I got them into the ground as soon as possible and I have a lot of hope for them. I will send photos when they come up. Thank you!
I bought a packet of these seeds years ago…like maybe 5 or 6. I started seeds indoors and grew them in pots for a few years in my former zone 5. We moved to zone 8b and between the move, the packet of leftover seeds were stored a bit haphazardly. They were kept dry and in the dark, but were in an outdoor storage unit with our gardening stuff until we got into our new house….about two years. I had a planter that needed some color this spring, so I direct sowed some of those leftover seeds and ended up with this beauty. Very low maintenance and super easy to grow. All that to say, I’ve have pretty good luck with Eden Bros seeds and this packet of old seeds confirms the quality.
Spectacular. They came into full bloom in late October, which was interesting as I didn’t realize it would be so late. Colors were mostly purple, pink and white. Gorgeous and will re-order.
everything was better than expected my live plants were bust gorgeous.
Very happy with the selection. True to picture. Fun to grow for the shade.
Love them
Planted wildflower mix about 8 weeks ago in VA. November 1, plants are thick and 4 to 6 inches talls. Perennial deer resistant wildflower seeds I planted 2 years ago had plenty of blooms last spring.
Thank you for sending such healthy Siberian iris roots! I'm very happy with my purchase and will definitely order from you again in the future!
These are gorgeous! They were very tall, with strong stems and heavy production. They also have a long vase life and were pretty in bouquets.
This past summer was my first time growing tomato from seed. I’m in zone 9b. I have a very small space and have been gardening for about 5 years. I was blown away by these. I got nearly 100% germination and the plants were incredibly productive. The fruit was a classic medium sized round tomato. Very juicy and good flavor. A great beginner friendly variety!!
I have had these for a couple of years on in my garden. It is now a handful days short of Halloween and I still have flowers from this pack in bloom. I shared these seeds with multiple people and sent them here for more. I was told there weren't many good reviews so I need to sing their praise. I have enjoyed a variety of flowers from the 1 pound mix of this. I planted them a couple years ago in late March and covered with hay. They were in full bloom by the end of the growing season. I refreshed the garden in fall with more seeds. I have the same success this following year.
All the seed came up we will see next spring how it really comes out. Send review then.
This was my first year growing Dahlias. I grew them in pots and had beautiful blooms! Night Silence and Muchaha were my favorites.
Okay, I can’t say anything about the blooms but holy smokes!! Look at this monster! She’s gorgeous!! I’ll update this spring.
Don’t second guess yourself. Just get it! This jumbo option is the best idea! The size and the amount of eyes on these have me so excited!! I’ll update in the spring.
Planted them on 10/1 and got flowers on 10/20. Harvested 12 saffron spice today (10/21). Happy about the purchase.
We planted them beginning of this month. Around the first week of October. Today is October 23rd and we were surprised to blooms.
This vine really came into its own by mid-summer, and was absolutely covered with blooms. It sprawled over my verbenas, dahlias -- really everything -- in a wild and beautiful way. I only planted two vines in the garden but the impact was phenomenal. Like a veil of tightly-packed flowers, not too overbearing but exactly what I was hoping for. The only downside is that it is VERY difficult to find a bloom that produces a seed, so I have to keep purchasing seeds -- but so worth it! The lovely pink-to-terracotta blush on the petals goes beautifully with rosy red dahlias, verbena bonariensis or rigida, or scabiosa 'Black Knight".
Every color came into fruition. They were gorgeous spring, summer and now into fall. I ordered in the fall/winter because I did not want to risk them being out of stock. I ordered 25 pounds to do a hedge along the road at our farm for a birthday gift to myself. Everyone has enjoyed them tremendously.
Planted them on 10/1. Notice flower buds on 10/20, and harvested today (10/21)! About 80% of the corms have sprouted. I am happy with the purchase.
I planted the corms on 10/1. Yesterday (10/20) I found that there were leaves and buds, and today a few of the buds opened. About 75% of the corms have sprouted. I am sure more will followed. I hope it will survive the winter. I am happy about the purchase.
Great tomatoes. Wonderful taste. Strong and sturdy plants. These were growing until mid October!
About 25/30 seed cells have popped up with one of these seedlings, excited to see if they’re true to variety in the spring!
These were the fastest growing and most abundant this season. While the color didn't have as much gradient as shown they were a beautiful bright wine. Last a while as cut flowers. Upper blooms in photo.
I sowed about 60 cells of these since they’re one of my favorite cultivars and all of them popped up! I’m so excited!
Excited to see these bloom in the spring, 5/5 have popped up in my seed trays!
Perfect form and gorgeous color. Not as abundant as the Red Runners but can't wait to split them to have even more next season. Bottom bloom in photo
I ordered these seeds this spring and planted exactly as instructed. As they began growing after germination, I thinned out the area and really did not do much other than make sure they had plenty of sun and watered as needed. I was getting discouraged for the first 2-3 months as it seemed like they weren’t growing as I expected; however, I did not consider how much they were growing under the ground. Having just grown through this past summer, one plant is about 3.5’ - 4’ tall with a stalk of many buds. The other plants have not produced a stalk, but they have a tremendous amount of foliage which is expected the first season. I am extremely pleased with the first year growth and glad I was able to have the patience needed. It blew my mind how much they took off after looking so hopeless early on!
Hello. I wanted to share my experience with these dahlia tubers. 1. I planted every single tuber I received, and all of them grew successfully! 2. Unfortunately, I ended up getting two "Orange Girl"' tubers instead of "Peaches," which was a little disappointing. That being said, all the other flowers turned out absolutely gorgeous! (in the photo where the bud hasn't opened yet, that's Cornel Bronze - didn't have a full bloom picture for that one!)
Beautiful Dahlias! I purchased two different varieties all looked great upon arrival. Wonderful growing season of 26’.
This zinnia is amazing. I think every seed germinated. And the variety of flower forms these seeds produce is amazing!
Live in Colorado in a high mountain valley at 8000 feet elevation zone 5A – B. I didn’t have very high expectations for these tubers since it is very, very dry and very windy and the UV intensity is crazy up here, but they did very well in containers despite the unrelenting heat this summer. I kept them thoroughly watered. I probably could’ve fed them a little bit more regularly, but they did very well and it’s only just now in early October they’ve started to drop off. I will definitely be purchasing Dahlia’s next year and getting more containers to put them in. I would have liked more pink flowers in this mix. Mine were mostly yellow.
I got some of these last year (2025) and planted about 1/2 in early October and the other half early December (Zone 10 A - SF Bay Area). The corms were quite large, and grew and bloomed beautifully in different spots in my garden. The first one bloomed end of February, the last one in April. Very pleased with these.
I just posted a review, but forgot to say that I am seeing the leaves start to reappear this year (fall 2026), after first planting fall 2025. Looking forward to seeing their flowers again.
Can’t wait to 🪴 the color is unbelievable
This is my favorite plant from this season. I’m so excited that it will grow back again next spring. I winter sowed the seeds in milk jugs and they remained tiny seedlings until around August and then they took off! So gorgeous!
Can’t wait to 🪴 the color is unbelievable
I bought this tuber variety pack two years ago, and I’ve been able to keep so many of these varieties growing in my garden this year too! I’ve had such great luck with this variety pack not just the first year, but the second year as well! 🌸🤍
just planted my seeds , looking forward to beautiful flowers
