Outsidepride Mixed Four O'clock Flower Seeds - 1/4 lb Perennial Fragrant, Trumpet-Shaped Blooms, Deer-Proof & Easy to Grow, for Pollinator & Evening Gardens, Containers, Hedges, or Borders

We love Four o'clocks and I planted this brand of seed last year with success so I got more seeds for this year. UPDATE:I never read the back of the packet, my sister said the seeds are supposed to be "scored" and soaked in water because they are so hard. Well, I didn't do that and guess what? I have little plants!!! Our Mother always had 4 O'Clocks in her garden (red) and we didn't know they came in other colors. The ones from last year were in a container and were really pretty!

Arrived just as described. I am very pleased with these four o clocks

These seeds are easy to plant and they grow really well. I had all of the colors come up last year in various spots in my yard and the mixture of colors is really beautiful. I like to geminate them inside first to start and that helps for faster planting and growth. They like warm weather.

I planted these in several places in the yard and the results were spectacular.The Red ones are almost an infrared in the throats and just impossible to photograph.The germination rate was fantastic.They are happiest in Full Sun and grow to be about 2.5' tall. They are very bushy and produced tons of flowers up until the snow fell.I've also grown the pink ones. They are more of a purple than the ones labeled Red.

I have a green thumb but not when it comes to these 4 clock seeds I'll follow it instructions I put some in starter trays inside put them in the window where they get sunlight and water them never did sprout up I put some in the ground outside and kept them water done it like to be said during the right time of the year didn't get nothing to come up out of the whole bag waste of money wish they had a zero up here for no star

The flowers came up beautiful. I am anxious to see how the come up this spring. Very hardy and took the hot dry weather we had last year

Arrived quickly. The package had directions on front. I would recommend soaking them overnight from past experience. I planted them after soaking so I'll wait to see the results. I take care of an urban garden in an industrial area so the chances of plants growing and/or not being stolen is a wild card every year - not from the fault of sellers. I'll update the review in a few months!

These flowers generate their own seed through the blooms. You can harvest them for replanting or let them germinate naturally year after year.I received mine on April 2, soaked them briefly before planting a handful the next day. The weather was perfect with adequate rain. NOTHING. So I soak some more for a longer time and planted. NOTHING. I reached out to the seller and received a quick response, but wasn't satisfied with "like the package reads."I took the seeds that were soaked in water for 4 days, placed them on a paper towel, and with a spoon I gently cracked them. Some of the seeds were replanted in the same areas where no germination, and some I kept in the napkin to see if they would germinate. To my liking they did. I easily transplanted them into lightly raked soil. I am still germinating more using a damp napkin.I will update with blooming flowers hopefully in the fall.The package doesn't have any of the information I shared, FYI.