Hi Sage,

I’m so sorry the Seedles didn’t work out for you. We’ve sent you a full replacement, as well as additional care instructions. Most of the time we have noticed Seedles do not grow as well because they dry out, or are watered less frequently than needed. Trust that if you water daily (twice daily in dry areas), they will grow into beautiful blooms. I've seen nasturtiums from our Edible Flower Seedles spread out and cover 40 square feet of a backyard. The blooms are delicious, the leaves can be made into a pesto. The nature of wildflowers is they need anywhere from 3 to 27 days to germinate, which is longer than most people expect. Given we provide perennial and annual wildflowers in our native wildflower mix, many of our wildflowers will provide color and blooms year after year once they are established.

Hey Ron, thank you for letting us know about your Seedles journey. Sometimes even if we follow instructions it just does not work out the way it's supposed to be and I apologize for that and I want to make things right, by that we are sending you a full replacement, as well as additional care instructions.

Most of the time we have noticed Seedles do not grow as well because they dry out, or are watered less frequently than needed. Trust that if you water daily (twice daily in dry areas), they will grow into beautiful blooms. The nature of wildflowers is that some take up to 3-27 days to germinate, which is longer than most people expect, but once they are established they provide color and blooms for years to come.

Hi Laurie, thanks for letting us know about your purchase. If they are still in-tact, I would think they are not getting enough water. The outside coating on the Seedles protect the seeds from the elements and the birds until they get water and they are ready to grow. They will also remain dormant until they are sufficiently watered and outside temperatures have warmed enough for germination. What has the temperature been like?

I hope this additional info helps, please keep me posted - Charles

Hi Karen, thanks for letting me know about your purchase. If they are still in-tact, I would think they are not getting enough water. The outside coating on the Seedles protect the seeds from the elements and the birds until they get water and they are ready to grow. They will also remain dormant until they are sufficiently watered and outside temperatures have warmed enough for germination. What has the temperature been like?

I hope this additional info helps, please keep me posted!