Created By Nature Blue Columbine Flower Seeds, 2,400 Perennial Seeds, Colorado State Flower

Colombine’s beauty
I purchased the packet last year and loved these blooms, they came up again this spring and are even more prolific. I sent a friend a packet and she is thrilled to have them in her garden.

So pretty
These flower seeds are so pretty! I planted them in my back yard, just threw them about in the hopes they would take root and sprout, and they indeed have. Even though there are tons of seeds included in the pack, just a fraction have sprouted. I partially blame the method I used to plant them, but I also have not had very good luck with mail order seeds, but overall I am pretty happy these have worked at all and are not a complete dud. The price is very nice for what you get, highly worth it I think, as long as you aren’t expecting them all to sprout.

Great for adding color and native beauty to your garden.
I recently planted these seeds in my garden, and I must say, it was a great decision. First off, the package itself is well-organized, with 2,400 seeds, which gives you plenty to work with, and for the price, it’s a solid deal. When I opened it, the seeds were clean and looked healthy—no strange discolorations or broken seeds that I’ve had issues with from other sellers. I planted them according to the instructions, which were pretty simple to follow. Just make sure you give them enough space to grow and plenty of sunlight. One thing I noticed is they really do prefer well-drained soil, so I made sure to amend the soil before planting, which helped a lot. These flowers are known for being pretty hardy, so if you’re looking for something low maintenance that still gives off a beautiful bloom, these are perfect. After about 3 weeks, the first tiny sprouts began showing up, which was exciting. They took their time but didn’t give me much trouble, unlike some other perennials I’ve tried that tend to wilt or just refuse to grow. I recommend keeping an eye on them during the first few months to make sure they’re getting the right amount of water and sunlight, but once they’re established, it feels like you can almost forget about them. They thrive on their own. What I love most about them is that they’re the Colorado State flower—adding a touch of local charm to my garden, which is always a bonus. The blooms themselves are so vibrant, a mix of beautiful blue hues that really pop when they’re in full bloom. It’s such a contrast with the other plants in my garden. Another helpful tip is that if you’re planning to let them self-seed, don’t deadhead all the flowers right away. Letting them naturally seed allows for an even more impressive display the following season. It’s also worth noting that these flowers can attract pollinators like bees, which I love since they help the rest of my garden thrive. If you’re someone who likes plants that are not only beautiful but also beneficial to the ecosystem, these are perfect. I can already see that I’ll be enjoying their beauty for years to come, and I’m looking forward to watching them spread across my garden. Just remember to be patient the results are worth the wait.

Beautiful flowers for any home
This pack of Blue Columbine seeds should work well for my state which is California. The only things that need to be paid attention to is well-draining soil and partial shade. This type of seeds benefit from cooler temp for germination so March seems to be a decent timing. So far, they look to be thriving and I will update once they are full bloom. For the price range, this pack of seeds is reasonable and there are many seeds as described.