Thanks. I really haven't seen any reviews on these and was interested in outcomes. Si far, the plants themselves are petite, quite sturdy but no flowers yet, although they seem to be fattening up at the bottom.

Fascinating, I'd also be interested both in growing habit and whether they overwinter/multiply.

Oh yeah, and pictures!

I will post another photo post bloom.

I bought Glamini Zoe, Justin and Like (planted in May) They just started blooming this week even though bunnies nibbled at most of them.

They are gorgeous, not at all like the pictures online where I bought them but still gorgeous.

I will stake the rest this weekend since the ones that have fully bloomed have fallen to the ground. They are only about 12 to 18 inches or so.

These are the fallen ones with some Bleeding Heart leaves...and a curious cat :)

They are lovely! You mentioned some fallen ones - did they flip over?

Yes :( they completely flopped to the ground once all the buds opened.

They stood strong at first but once they were all open they just collapsed. They didn't snap but once down I couldn't get them back up.

I'm going to stake the rest of them this weekend. I planted 30 in total and some haven't fully opened yet.

I forgot, here's a couple close ups of a single white glamini bud and a single light pink. The bunnies chewed these so bad I didn't think anything would come of them.

I loved these and will definitely do again next year. Very easy

Thanks for letting me know about the flopping! Sorry to hear about the bunnies, it's the deer that eat mine and I spray them so they don't smell tasty.

What do you spray? I'm going to try something next year. In addition to the Glads, out of 100 ranunculus that came up, only 2 flowered. We watched our resident bunnies enjoying them every night.

I think the spray is called Deer Out - found on Amazon. Bobex is also good and works for my bunnies, but smells much worse

I've been tempted to try the glamini glads,but I'm very picky about color, and I'm not in love with any of the glaminis available. Glads are.my favorite flowers. Im too lazy to stake them. I just cut them and bring them inside. Here's the first haul of this year, from the garden I keep at my workplace. As soon as I can find glaminis in the deep purple and bright pink color, I'm all over it.

Love the glad pictures. He full size and the glaminis. I got my first blossoms....a nice pale yellow. It hasn't even fully blossomed and it's starting to lean. Gah.

No staking needed, my butt. Lol