1.	Plant from spring (mid October) through to April
2.	Use a 15cm pot and fresh, good quality potting mix.
3.	Fill pot 3/4 full with potting mix.
4.	Place seeded paper on top of potting mix and cover with a THIN layer of potting  mix.  Should not be more than .5cm
5.	WATER thoroughly and keep moist during the germination period. Approx 4 - 6 weeks
	Important!
	Don't let dry out OR continuously sit in a pool of water
	The flower-seed paper should begin flowering in approximately 8-10 weeks from  a spring or summer sowing.   Varieties in mix
	Most wildflowers are sun lovers so make sure they receive at least 4-5 hours sun  per day.  The more the better!
	Once established in the pot the wildflowers can be transferred to the garden  if preferred.  Ensure the area you are moving them to is weed free and soil is free  draining.
	Many of the wildflowers are drought resistant once established.
	See below for information on the herb-seed paper

Basil
Grows best in warm, sunny conditions and dislikes frost immensely. Therefore in cooler climates, seasons or regions, basil is best grown indoors in a well draining pot and placed on a sunny windowsill. Basil seeds like to be planted to a depth of approximately 3mm and germination under normal conditions is in 21-28 days. Ensure that paper is kept moist during germination.
Parsley
Parsley seed germinates slowly (sometimes taking several weeks). Once established the parsley can be thinned to stand about 12cm apart in the garden.
Chives
Seed germination will take 21-28 days under normal conditions. Once established the plants can be divided to allow room to grow into full size plants.

Our paper will grow when planted according to directions.  Sometimes, something goes wrong. When that happens, write to us about it. We'll make it right!