Sereniseed Sunflower Seeds Collection (10-Pack) – 100% Non GMO, Open Pollinated – Grow Guide

Grew great and every seed. Very beautiful.

Waited to review until they grew. These seeds did not disappoint. They shot up fast with lots of sun and water (and a little fertilizer.) The different types makes for lots of vaiety in color and size. Some stalks are already over 10 feet and the biggest ones are still growing. Every seed that we planted sprouted. The only ones that didn't survive were the ones eaten by rabbits.

I planted 7 varieties and they germinated almost perfectly. Very beautiful, I will plant more next summer too.

I just bought these a few weeks ago. I had trouble getting sunflowers to sprout and stay where I planted them due to a lot of random flooding this year. I got fed up with buying packets with barely any seeds at Walmart and thought Ill buy a bunch online. The artistic sunflower pictures on the front of these seed packets caught my eye during my search. It reminds me of my sister who lives in Australia now. She is an artist and her favorite flower is a sunflower. I loved how this bundle of sunflower seeds have a wide variety. There are some big ones that I didn't know existed. I like that they also have the blood ones (they call it different than me haha) and the teddy bear ones. I was only going to plant a few but with the flooding and having a little one who wanted to help I decided to pull back some mud in my bed, mix all the seeds together, scatter them in the bed and pull the mud back on top. I figured flooding would take most of them. To my surprise it didn't flood haha. I believe all the seeds sprouted. Thrre are a ton of them. I extended the bed to try to transplant some but they don't like to be transplanted and usually die. So I'm going to wait it out and see what happens. There are some sunflowers that are huge compared to the others and I'm thinking the company who sells these seeds weren't lieing when they labeled the seeds. The huge sunflower seeds I get at the store have never gotten as big as the youngish that have sprouted. I don't expect them all to get tall because there are so many of them together that I know they'll fight for nutrients and space. I wish I could help them have more space. In the wild they just grow where they land so hopefully they'll be able to produce flowers later on. Even if stunted. I recommend this company.

I like the different kinds of sunflowers you receive. There’s not many seeds of each but there’s is a good variation.

Grew very well nice flowers.

I purchased four varieties of sunflower seeds from a local hardware store (one pictured left). The seed counts were low and insufficient to sow a new garden I added for sunflowers. High seed count per package makes this a viable option. Sereniseeds seeds are healthier and visibly darker with better germination rates than über-expensive Botanical Interests. My soil is sand-silt, excellent drainage. Irrigation varies by garden: porous drip line, drip line with premade holes, sprinklers and hose watering. Mostly full sun, with some successfully growing in full shade until they can peek out of shorter vegetation. Mild climate, no frost, year-round average daily highs temps 64°-73°; overnight lows 43°-54°. I do concede that soil, sun and weather may foster high germination rates here. With three seeds per hole, 2-3 germinate, usually all three. Random note: My uncle was the first to commercially grow sunflowers in Canada. Fond childhood memories of running in sunflower forests. My children have sown a majority of the seeds thus far and are eager to explore their own “sunflower forest,” albeit, not measured in the hundreds of acres!

This is my third season/year purchasing this brand. Many of the seeds and varieties did not produce this year - a bit disappointing, but am faithful to this brand so will try again next year!