FAQ

Product & Gardening FAQs

  1. Are your flower seeds non-GMO?
    Yes, all of our seeds are non-GMO and open-pollinated for natural, healthy growth.

  2. Do your seeds come with planting instructions?
    Yes! Every seed pack includes basic planting instructions, and you can find more detailed guides on our website.

  3. What flower seeds are best for beginners?
    We recommend zinnias, cosmos, marigolds, and sunflowers — they’re easy to grow and very forgiving.

  4. Can I grow your seeds in pots or containers?
    Absolutely. Many of our flower seeds do well in pots — just make sure they have proper drainage and sunlight.

  5. How long do your seeds take to germinate?
    Germination times vary by seed type, but most will sprout within 5–14 days under ideal conditions.

Shipping & Ordering FAQs

  1. Do you offer free shipping?
    Yes, we offer free U.S. shipping on all orders over $25.

  2. How long does shipping take?
    Most orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive within 5–7 days via USPS.

  3. Do you ship internationally?
    Currently, we only ship within the United States due to agricultural regulations.

  4. Do your seed packs come with tracking?
    Yes, all orders include tracking so you can follow your shipment.

  5. What if my seeds don’t arrive?
    If your package is delayed or lost, just contact us and we’ll make it right.

Account & Store FAQs

  1. Can I create an account on your website?
    Yes! Creating an account lets you track orders, save your favorite products, and access special offers.

  2. Do you offer wholesale or bulk pricing?
    We do! Please contact us for wholesale inquiries and we’ll be happy to provide details.

  3. How can I get 10% off my first order?
    Just sign up for our email list on the homepage and you’ll receive a code for 10% off your first purchase.

  4. What’s your return or refund policy?
    Due to the nature of seeds, we don’t accept returns — but if you’re not satisfied, contact us and we’ll help resolve it.

  5. Where can I find planting guides?
    Visit our “Growing Guides” blog section — we’re adding new helpful articles all the time.