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From Seed to Splendor
Our seeds provide you with the unique opportunity to watch life sprout, grow, and bloom right before your eyes. From creating a lush vegetable garden to planting a vibrant flower bed, our diverse seed collection has something for everyone.
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Wide Variety of SeedsWe carry an extensive range of seeds, spanning from common garden staples to rare and exotic species. Whether you're cultivating a vegetable garden, designing a flower bed, or starting a fruit orchard, we have seeds to match your vision. |
Premium Quality SeedsOur seeds are carefully selected for their superior quality, ensuring healthy plants, trees and vibrant blooms. |
Detailed Planting GuideEach order is accompanied by comprehensive planting instructions to help you achieve the best results, regardless of your gardening experience level. |
Options for Everyone!
At CZ Grain, we celebrate the diversity of nature. Our vast seed collection encompasses a wide spectrum of plant varieties, from common to exotic, and from flowers to vegetables, fruits, and trees. We're passionate about offering you the opportunity to cultivate your personal garden sanctuary, filled with the colors, fragrances, and textures of your choice.
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At CZ Grain, we are passionate about providing our customers with the highest quality gardening products.
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| Sold By | CZ Grain LLC | CZ Grain LLC | Bountiful Sprouts Co. | The Lucky Stars Seeds LLC | The Lucky Stars Seeds LLC | Solo Therapy |
| type | bonsai | bonsai | vegetable seeds | Vegetable | vegetable seeds | Trees |
| number of pieces | 20 | 20 | 450 | 150 | 1000 | 200 |
| sunlight exposure | Full Sun, Partial Shade | Partial Shade | full-sun.95,semi-shade | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun |
| blooming period | Summer | — | spring,winter | Spring to Fall | Summer, Winter, Spring | — |
| soil type | Loam Soil | Sandy Soil | Sandy Soil | Any soil type except heavy clay | Moist, Loam | Clay Soil |
| moisture needs | — | Moderate Watering | Regular Watering | Regular Watering | Regular Watering | — |
| care instructions | — | — | Water | moist soil | Water | — |
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Good seeds- all sprouted but 3
Most of the seeds I used sprouted. What I did notice is seeds were successful when I planted them directly in the pots and stuck them outside. The ones I did in a clear plastic bag wrapped in damp paper towels sprouted but did not survive once I planted them. I did remove the seed husk before I planted/ tried to sprout them. The are getting a solid 6-8 hours of light on my patio in deep pots (14-20 inches deep). I plan to bring them inside when temps get down in the 60’s at night and invest in a tall grow light. Crazy hot by MN standards right now so pretty ideal conditions so far but a lot of watering. I’ve seen other post where people couldn’t get seeds to sprout but I would say I’m at about 90% for the seeds I’ve used so far so I think not removing the husks or not enough sun might be a factor in the success.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2021
I started by potting eight seeds out of the 20. That was an early October when they arrived, and after a few days of soaking in water. Now on the last day of October, four of them have sprouted. When the first two came up, it didn't look like they had any leaves and I worried that something might have eaten them, but several days later, little leaflings appeared. One seed just barely broke the soil today, so I'm not giving up on the other four quite yet. It's already more than I thought would sprout, so I am pleased. Now it's up to me to keep them alive.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021
Most of the seeds I used sprouted. What I did notice is seeds were successful when I planted them directly in the pots and stuck them outside. The ones I did in a clear plastic bag wrapped in damp paper towels sprouted but did not survive once I planted them. I did remove the seed husk before I planted/ tried to sprout them. The are getting a solid 6-8 hours of light on my patio in deep pots (14-20 inches deep). I plan to bring them inside when temps get down in the 60’s at night and invest in a tall grow light. Crazy hot by MN standards right now so pretty ideal conditions so far but a lot of watering. I’ve seen other post where people couldn’t get seeds to sprout but I would say I’m at about 90% for the seeds I’ve used so far so I think not removing the husks or not enough sun might be a factor in the success.
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