Nope, petunia (at least as I recall in far past when I grew them) is dustlike. I doubt any species is that large...but I've never had experience with Laura Bush either.

Yeah, I think they sent something other than Laura Bush. I was able to find a picture on the Wildseed Farms site, and they look nothing like what I have. With my luck, it’s probably Crown vetch.

That's the kind of thing that happens when you buy from people on ebay (and amazon) that aren't real companies.

Petunia seeds look like tiny brown specks.

You’re right. I’m just a sucker for free shipping. (LOL)

So I bought a pack from Wildseed Farms. Shipping was more than the seeds, but when you see a flower that you have to have...

“Maybe like morning glory seeds”

I’ll bet you’re right. I knew they looked familiar.

hope you plant them,once you get your seed leaves or first true leaves, post them. I know morning glory leaves on sight. Maybe they are a rare special type of money glory. Only take a few weeks to find out, with the first bloom. IF they are morning glorys :)

Ha! Didn’t Seymour think that Audrey II was “rare and special“? I’ll plant them and see what comes up. Thanks.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JgVnpMkXOas

"That's the kind of thing that happens when you buy from people...that aren't real companies." It also happens with real companies.

Quite a number of years ago I purchased daylily seeds from a very well known seed company. Daylily seeds are rather large and when the packet arrived it was absolutely flat - no seed "bumps" at all. I didn't even open it, but returned it with a note that I knew there were no daylily seeds within. They sent a replacement promptly but no note, etc.

90% certain those are some kind of morning glory seeds. That's how most of mine look like.

Look more like dianthus or larkspur

I agree, it happens...sometimes mistakes happen too, but the forums are full of people that bought seed from China or Taiwan that certainly was 'mislabeled'.

I first thought dianthus or morning glory. But not petunia

Well, whatever they are, they are hardy little guys, coming up in the worst spot in the garden. Looks like morning glories to me. Glad I didn’t plant all 1,000 seeds!

Yeah very much like morning glories ;)

Those are very much morning glorys!!