50 Boston Ivy Seeds for Planting - Easy to Grow Ivy Vine - Ships from Iowa, USA

We only got 20 in the pack that was supposed to have 50 and when I called I was told to send some more it never came and the second order we still haven’t received and the seeds that we planted did not grow so we don’t know if it was old

So I bought some of these seeds for my wife to plant in the garden. If they come up here in Arizona I have plans to buy a slew of them and place them around my house. When the grow up the walls I will have the only home hidden from view. Camouflaged from view with stealth seed technology. Now you see me.......

Total waste of time. Have grown many seeds with great success. Not one of the 25 seeds I planted sprouted. I would like my money back. I WOULD GIVE 0 STARS IF I COULD. AMAZON you really should vet your VENDORS better. This is all a reflection on reputation your company.

I followed the instructions step by step but none of the 50 seeds grew.

These are growing fine

I just rec’d them. Weather permitting I will plant them soon & let u know. Hope they grow fast.

I ordered 150 seeds from CZ Grain. When I opened the packages, there were only 90 seeds. I know this isn't a big deal, but I thought this company would correct this problem quickly. I called them and got a run around about needing information about tracking my order, account numbers, etc. I thought they would just send me the rest of my order. But NO. I cannot recommend this company.

After reading through the reviews on here it sounded like a lot of the germination issues are due to user error and not the seed itself. I did a little research before buying, and you need to refrigerate the seeds for a while to more or less introduce hibernation state/winter environment, and then germinate them in a humid environment. I left my seed bag in the fridge for about a month, then soaked them on my counter for 2 days, then put the seeds in damp soil in a plastic egg carton that I wrapped a plastic produce bag around to ensure humid conditions. Most videos and gardening blogs I read recommended using a ziplock bag of soil, but I figured this would be easier to transplant later on. Picture is after about a month of sitting in our windowsill, germination didn't start until about 3 days ago, so it's certainly a long waiting process.