Outsidepride 5000 Seeds Perennial Festuca Cinerea Glauca Varna Blue Fescue Ornamental Grass Seed for Planting

I loved the little humps of this blue grass. Wanted my own but wasn't going to spend 8 bucks a plant. Threw these in the ground as a what if. They grew and like crazy. Nothing happened besides a few hairs all last summer but in March of this year they took off and I had seed heads before June. Just some cute little mounds of blue. well worth it

dead seeds, not even one sprouted

Lots of seed. Good germination rate thus far. Can tell you more next spring

I used a seed starting mix, watered daily and these germinated within ten days. I haven't put them outside yet, but they've been doing great indoors for about 4 weeks. Updated 5/5/17, none of these worked out for me when I transplanted outside. I ended up buying blue fescue plants at the store for cheaper than these seeds. Waste of money and time.

I planted a flat of these Fescue seeds last Sunday, and as of yesterday (6 days), they had all sprouted. I read a lot of reviews saying the seeds did not germinate, and I can only guess that they either received problematic seeds or did not have optimum propagation techniques. I always start my seeds in pods in a little plastic greenhouse set up, on a heating mat. I would have given these seeds 5 stars, but I do not yet know how the Blue Fescue will be as a perennial here in Zone 5.... but so far, so good!

Using a grass fill in garden area.

I've had nothing but positive experiences with Outsidepride products. I have left another product review regarding my experience - including pictures - of growing Irish Moss from seed. I've also had tremendous success with their Marigold and Geranium seeds.In this case (Blue Fescue), I was once again troubled by the negative reviews that I also saw before I purchased the moss seeds. But recalling how successful my attempt at growing the moss was, I decided that it was worth the risk.I followed the directions... somewhat. I doubled the amount of seeds I placed in each hole. I placed them in trays. One group of 5 pods received 8 hours of sunlight and near-daily moisture (Group A). The other 5 pods were positioned in such a way so as to receive maybe 6 hours of sunlight and the same amount of moisture (Group B). The last group of 5 pods received 6 hours of light, and only moisture when it rained every several days (Group C). The picture below is from Group B with similar results in Group A. Group C has had 0% germination. Germination time was about 14 days.I will update as it matures.Zone 7a, northern Utah.

We grow all our plants from seed, with success. Out of all the seeds, 2 grew. Very disappointed.