Second year i planted the a variety of wild flowers and they are amazing

I sowed these seeds in flats indoors April. 18, 2026. They germinated really well and supplied me with plenty of beautiful pops of colour throughout the mixed border. This is them blooming Jul.10th, 2026.

What a dressy, sophisticated, Lacey version of the white Cosmos. Germinated really well. Shown here blooming Jun. 08th, 2026 after sowing indoors Apr. 19th, 2026. Certainly would plant again.

Wow, this Cosmos could easily be mistaken for a Zinnia. They really are full, fluffy, and a very nice alternative to the common pink Cosmos. The seed germinated really well and it is shown here blooming Jun. 10th, 2026 after sowing indoors Apr. 18th, 2026.

Cosmos Purity is always so gorgeous and these seeds germinated really well. Shown blooming Jul. 08th, 2026 after sowing seeds indoors April. 18, 2026.

This is a really pretty soft pink and a delicate double arrangement of petals. Germinated well and is blooming Jul.10, 2026 here after sowing indoors Apr. 18,2026.

I didn't cold stratify my seeds and had about a 50% germination rate with these seeds last year direct sowing them in large whisky barrel pots. The seeds that sprouted grew incredibly beautiful plants/flowers. This year, they came back with a vengeance! I let them self seed in the pots and this year they are absolutely amazing. My barrels are overflowing with them. Easily one of my favourite garden flowers to grow.

Amazing variety and plentiful seeds! Our zinnias are just starting to bloom and colour variation is incredible!

These gloves are not only practical, but beautiful!

It was and continues to be a reliable source for information and knowledge as well as seeds for our garden

The micro clover makes a great ground cover. Feels like I am fighting a losing battle with the indigenous ground clover but perhaps if it’s green and ground cover all good. The seeds sprout well and I sow the area a couple of times a year.

This company's customer service was top notch. They replied immediately to my issues. And they being in west coast and I in Eastern Ontario Canada. I was so impressed. Trust me this company deserves an award of service and friendliness. Thank you west coast seeds.

I'm growing in Cold Lake, Alberta, where our season is short, so I wanted an early cherry tomato. Sakura did exactly what I hoped. It was the first tomato to ripen in my garden (july 9), and the plants are loaded with fruit. The flavor is excellent. It starts with a little sweetness, then finishes with just enough acidity to give it a real tomato taste. It's very well balanced and not overly sweet.

The plants have been healthy, vigorous, and easy to grow. They handled our cool weather and excess rain well and never seemed to miss a beat. After tasting my first harvest, Sakura has earned a permanent spot in my garden. I'll definitely be growing it again next year.

Wonderful taste. Germination was pretty good, using a heat mat in early spring helped. They are actually very slow to bolt, first time I’m able to cut and come again for coriander. Any other coriander varieties I had to constantly succession plant to stay on top of bolting. I was surprised to see other herbs bolting while this variety is still going strong

Germination is excellent. Survives through anything honestly. Didn’t bolt, taste is nice and tender. Best lettuce I’ve grown. I had 4 varieties and more than half of my actual plants ended up being this variety, between having the best germination and being hardy. Grew it from early spring through summer. Zone 5b.