Sow Right Seeds - Moonflower (Ipomoea alba) Flower Seeds for Planting - Non-GMO Heirloom Flowers to Grow in Your Home Garden - Vining Plant for Beautiful Evening Blooms - Wonderful Gift (1)

These smell awesome at dusk. Self seeding if put in a spot where they can spread out. Grow into thick bed of flowers with lots of blooms.

Received the seeds in a timely manor and were nicely packaged. I appreciate the value, large number of seeds for a very fair price. I have had good luck with seed germination and my seedlings are growing on nicely. Before planting any of the moon vine seeds I soaked them in a cup of water overnight, them placed them in a wet folded over paper towel placing it in a plastic baggy. Then put it in a warm dark spot two days or so.

I think I enjoyed these moonflowers as much as anything in my garden! One vine grew up into a small tree and what a beautiful display late in the afternoon.

Follow instructions carefully but when they grow beautiful flowers every night. Hard to sprout so follow instructions carefully. Not so cheap but worth it ovetall

Germination wasn’t great, but it could be me. I suggest soaking in water overnight before planting. The flowers bloom in the evening, smell incredible and are very large. A beautiful addition to your garden.

I soaked the seeds according to the instructions. I attempted to use a file to make a slight indentation before planting without success. I could not believe when I saw the seeds had come up on the third day. Every seed I planted came up and is climbing my trellis. I planted them a little late in the season, so I have not seen any blooms yet. I am looking forward to seeing them bloom. I would buy the moonflower seeds again.

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Nicked, soaked overnight, and planted 12 seeds the day after receiving them on 4/4/24. Five of the twelve had large cotyledons about 7 days after a warm spell. Four other seeds are still germing, roots look healthy, but delayed in sprouting. Maybe it's because I didn't nick them enough? Moonflower seeds are tough as pea gravel. The directions say use a "nail" file. Yeah right. The seed wore down my nail file, so I used a ceramic pedi file. Bad for fingers, so needle nose pliers it is. Success! It worked so well I might have gone too deep on one without realizing. Wouldn't classify this as a seed for beginners. Succession planted 12 more seeds on 4/26/24. The next trick will be to find a dark place to grow them in an urban setting, even our country home is well lit because of all the wildlife (bears).