Outsidepride Oriental Nights Alyssum Seeds - 5000 Pcs Annual, Drought-Tolerant & Pollinator-Friendly Ground Cover Seeds w/Fragrant Honey Blooms for Low-Growing Xeriscaping & Outdoor Planting

They were absolutely beautiful! Loved the color. Was very happy with the beauty of them. The size and the growth rate were just what I was wanting in my garden. Over all very happy with how easy it was, from germination to final stages.

All Amazon seeds suck! They never germinate...no matter what I do...I'm no novice. Chinese crap

We have a very large, very steep angle hill in our front yard -- it's a bear to mow and difficult to grow anything on because it is more than 60% shaded. We tried a half a dozen products the first year here-- and nothing grew there except weeds. We ordered this product as a last hope before having it concreted-- and man, was it the right Choice. We planted in Mid-March-- and it took thru the second week in April to get a read on whether it would work. We had covered the hill in plastic over the fall and winter to kill off the competing weeds/grasses--so it was bare earth when we seeded. The picture above is this week-- end of June-- roughly 10-12 weeks after laying out the seed-- and it is nothing short of MAGNIFICENT

Lots of green, barely any flowers after months of growing. Smallest flowers I’ve ever seen. Would be a good ground cover though.

sturdy, pretty, good germinate time

Sowed all the seeds and only ended up with 3-4 clumps making it all the way to flowering. Unfortunately the flowers are not uniformly purple or as dark a purple as the picture in the ad. These purple alyssum are not near as hardy or fast growing as the white variety. When sowed directly in on the soil, the white variety end up two to three times larger than this purple variety. Hopefully the purple plants that did make it will self-sow.

Mixed with potting mix and spread on bare ground, covered with hay before four days of rain. Two weeks later: tons of sprouts and growth starting.

They did not grow at all.