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.

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.

The seeds are very tiny and can't say if they are wormwood or not.

Thanks to Amazon for refund as seeds never germinated.

I haven't planted them yet.