Sereniseed Sunflower Seeds Collection (10-Pack) – 100% Non GMO, Open Pollinated – Grow Guide

Great germination (98%, even for last years leftover seeds). We have lots of seedlings almost ready to go into the ground to provide entertainment, food and targets of destruction for the squirrels and birds. Some of these also make decent deer food, so watch where you plant them.

Really high germination rate and great flowers. Second season planting these.

Great assortment. So pretty.

I am loving these sunnies. They are growing well, you get a decent amount in each pack. So easy to grow, too. My favorite so far is the chocolate cherry 😍 they change their color every day and it's been my favorite thing to see every morning. Highly recommend.

I like the different kinds of sunflowers you receive. There’s not many seeds of each but there’s is a good variation.

I purchased four varieties of sunflower seeds from a local hardware store (one pictured left). The seed counts were low and insufficient to sow a new garden I added for sunflowers. High seed count per package makes this a viable option. Sereniseeds seeds are healthier and visibly darker with better germination rates than über-expensive Botanical Interests. My soil is sand-silt, excellent drainage. Irrigation varies by garden: porous drip line, drip line with premade holes, sprinklers and hose watering. Mostly full sun, with some successfully growing in full shade until they can peek out of shorter vegetation. Mild climate, no frost, year-round average daily highs temps 64°-73°; overnight lows 43°-54°. I do concede that soil, sun and weather may foster high germination rates here. With three seeds per hole, 2-3 germinate, usually all three. Random note: My uncle was the first to commercially grow sunflowers in Canada. Fond childhood memories of running in sunflower forests. My children have sown a majority of the seeds thus far and are eager to explore their own “sunflower forest,” albeit, not measured in the hundreds of acres!

These seeds sprouted quickly and every single one came up strong. Unfortunately, the local bunny population discovered them shortly after and wiped them out in a matter of days. Total loss. No survivors. That said, the seeds themselves clearly did their job. I’ll be replanting … just with better bunny defense next time.

So far so good!