Sow Right Seeds - Wormwood Seeds for Planting - Non-GMO Heirloom Packet with Instructions to Plant & Grow an Outdoor or Indoor Herb Garden - Sagewort Repels Mosquitoes - Medicinal Worm Wood Herb (1)

I sprouted these seeds in 12 cell packs with seed starting mix and got 12 plants, which is more than I need for my property right now and much less expensive than buying them at a nursery. The young plants are now in the ground and we will see how they do over the long term but the seeds were great.

Fantastic results , works really well in hydroponics

Seeds appear to be healthy. Will be planting in the spring.

I will be starting these in March to transplant outdoors. Took me searching many stores and places to find. This is a beneficial plant/ herb. Will help keep deer and bad insects away. Will self sow and give me more plants to put in my permaculture orchard.

Thanks to Amazon for refund as seeds never germinated.

I can’t wait to plant these seeds in the springtime. This plant is great for making a nice warm cup of tea.

Eh. Well, I didn't expect much and knew even less. I thought it might be a huge plant, probably wouldn't germinate, but ... someone said that it's bitter. Uh ... I LIKE bitter. Queries indicated that it's kinda non-toxic. And I had an Aerogarden and some empty pods, so ... why not? I didn't expect much luck, so I put multiple seeds in each pod. A LOT of plants erupted! They ARE bitter, but not enough to whine about. (For that, try andrographis paniculatta! YUM!) But these wormwood wonders are worthy of a salad ... the few weird leaves chopped up that nobody can quite identify. Hit 'em with a shot of rice-wine-with-ginger vinegar and you have a masterpiece.

I bought wormwood because I focused on natural ways to keep woodchucks from burrowing under our deck. I did not take the time to do some research first. My fault, I know. This is a very annoying/invasive plant that will take over everything you love and NEVER go away. I ask that you research anything before planting. If you live in Indiana, for example, it is illegal to sell or distribute because it is on the DNRs invasive species list. It also has the potential to lower your property value. It gets a star because it grew.