Seed Needs, Dandelion Seed Packet Collection (3 Varieties of Seeds for Planting) Non-GMO & Untreated - Common Dandelion, Chicory/Italian Dandelion & Garnet Stem Dandelion

I purchased 3 different dandelion seed packets from Seed Needs on March 6, 2019. Rather than purchasing all my fresh rabbit food from the store I am now growing quite a bit of it and this purchase was a successful part of that plan. This morning I received an email from the owner of Seed Needs asking me to review the seeds. I normally pass by those requests but I thought about it, and I remembered picking some of the young plants just last night for my rabbit, Archie, and realized that the review was well deserved. I planted the seeds about a week after purchase. It took a 2-3 weeks for the seeds to germinate but the whole area I covered with seeds now has flourishing dandelion plants of 3 different varieties. The germination success rate was excellent. I've eaten a few of the young leaves myself and they are good but the real review goes to Archie who loves them, thinks they are beyond delicious, and just can't understand why I put them all in a place he cannot access (this bunny needs to learn portion control!). Five stars for an excellent product! Quick shipping too. I highly recommend Seed Needs seeds!

Germinated in three days, all three types. Really great products.

Great seeds! I bought these for my hatchling tortoises and they did not disappoint. I planted them right away and they are growing beautifully. Though they are not fully grown, my tortoises love foraging in the pot and eating what they can reach. Definitely recommend.

The common dandelion never came up. The other two grew fast and beautiful.

We bought these as part of a gift for a friend. They love nature, foraging, and medicinal herbs. They loved these. The packets in which the seeds came were charming.. They said the seeds are already sprouting. ,

Good quality seeds. They all spread nicely.

I planted seeds from all three packets as soon as I received them. That was months ago. The nettles and Italian dandelions never came up. A few of the common dandelions have come up, but never got more than 2 leaves (largest pair were 5" tall). I'm going to try planting more in a different spot. If I get better results, I'll update my review. Update: I tried planting in the garden space the peas had occupied, after they died. Most of the seeds sprouted, but they were all so slow to grow that they had to be harvested for the fall when they were still fairly small. I'll try planting in the main garden again next year (2020) and see if we can get a crop.

All grew and are growing nice and healthy