Alyssum Carpet of Snow Nice Garden Flower by Seed Kingdom 2,000 Seeds

40,000 seeds for $10.95...That's a heck of a deal. I planted lots and lots of them and still didn't use all of them. I put them on the border of my flower beds and they have grown as expected - and they are hearty plants now. I planted a 2nd batch around June 20th which was a few weeks after I planted the first ones and they are coming up nicely!

I waited until I saw growth before writing a review. These are growing beautifully and blooming nicely. There is an abundance of growth from just a sprinkle of seeds.The price seems high for a little bag of seeds, however, I have lightly sprinkled these all over several large flower gardens in the back, side, and front yards, and hardly made a dent in the seeds. At least 70% of the seeds are left, these will last me many years. I'm very pleased.

Lots of seeds. Started coming up within 5 days. Will need to wait to see about blooms.

At first I thought I got ripped off because the 40,000 seed packet is like 3 inches wide, but then I saw how small Sweet Alyssum seeds actually are. If you want the "carpet of snow" effect, be sure to plant *a lot* of them. You might not get this from images, but this type of flower is extremely small. They grew as expected and the pollinators feast on them like crazy.

Already planted by throwing seed, not as the directions otherwise note. I expect a lesser germination but am seeing sprouts everywhere as the temps are warming and keeping the areas watered.

If you provide a lot of alyssum close to the hive you will DEFINITELY taste it in the honey. Fabulous since most honey tastes the same to me but I love alyssum honey. Our friends beg for it.

I mixed the seeds in white sand and put them on top of a seed-starter soil. They didn’t sprout until they got rainwater, and as you can see, they took off from there.

Love! Germinates so quickly. I live in the panhandle of Florida. I started the seeds indoors in potting dirt and within a week, there were deep roots and green tiny sprouts! I’ve planted them in my garden. Right now they look like chia pet heads with green sprouts growing but they’ve already attached to the soil and standing proud. I can’t wait to see the flowers!