Borage Seeds – Extra Large Packet – Over 1,200 Open Pollinated Non-GMO Wildflower Seeds – Borago officianalis

Truly wonderful! I scattered the seeds all over my garden and these babies grew so well and fast. Best companion plants in the beds. Will reorder! So simple and easy. So many blooms with my “ehhh it’ll survive maybe” gardening philosophy.

Growing abundantly! It self seeds so it has taken over my garden this year… I’d recommend to use this for landscaping and prairies rather than around the garden because it’s very scratchy when you touch/bump it. It grows large/bushy so is kind of overtaking my garden right now, but the butterflies love it!

I love the quantity and quality of the seeds and resealable packaging. Beekeeper here. Borage’s nectaries are able to produce nectar virtually all day. Honey bees adore this plant!!! Great companion plant. It also attracts insects, that are predators of common garden pests, like aphids, tomato hornworms etc. I’m organic so I love seeing wasps, Syrphid flies (they look like seat bees), etc. all stopping by in droves to drink nectar. As larva, Syrphids eat insects and destroy large swaths of eggs. The wasps really don’t sting, but they inject their eggs into caterpillars, and the larva eat the host inside out! Beautiful, and even culinarily useful …try German Gruen (green) sauce, a faint hint of cucumber. Flowers adorn pastries and summer drinks, also edible!

These seeds are great for attracting bees to my vegetable garden. I was surprised how well they grew in Florida.

Beautiful, Healthy and Thriving. The plants are over 4ft tall I’ve never seen borage get this big but they are strong and full of blue and pink blooms and just keep going! I had to stake because they get a little floppy during heat but otherwise super impressed!

Only 4 stars because I haven’t planted them yet.

Sewed every single one of these seeds back in March. And I probably have. 2 to 300 individual Borge seed plants coming up currently blooming. I don’t know if they’re gonna receipt, however, the trick with board seed is planting it early early in the spring after the first frost. if you look at the pictures, I have attached you can see that it’s starting to bloom nowt

I had no idea what these would look like & so scattered them in my SD garden in early spring They are unusual looking but beautiful with voluptuous velvety sage green leaves and clusters.of dark pink & lavender flowers. Make sure to thin them out when the leaves are about 3" long because they balloon into a cluster type plant about 15" high.