Flower Miracle - seed kit gift box

Eventually the recipient of this gift will also enjoy a sea of beautiful flowers but going through the process of growing the bouquet from seed beforehand, also have the opportunity to experience personal time as a time for reflection, pure joy, moments of inner peace and relaxation. All this happens when you take out time to sow and care for the seeds yourself.

This seed kit contains the following six magnificent flower varieties, which should not be missing in any cottage garden and will also catch the eye when grown in pots on balconies and terraces:

• Annual Mallow (Lavatera trimestris)
  The annual mallow attracts attention in any garden with its large pink to white flowers.
• Common Columbine (Aquilegia vulgaris)
  A modest perennial wildflower with beautiful purple flowers that are particularly attractive to bees due to their high nectar content.
• Red Valerian (Centranthus ruber)
  European flowering wild plant, which can be harvested and enjoyed as a tasty salad like lamb's lettuce.
• Sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus)
  The old-fashioned sweet pea is an important cottage garden plant, whose flowers exude a wonderful scent.
• Hoary Stock (Matthiola incana)
  Hoary stock also belongs to the group of typical cottage garden plants particularly appreciated for their pleasantly fragrant and beautiful flowers.
• Nigella 'Love-in-a-mist' (Nigella damascena)
  Love-in-a-mist is a delightful delicate flowering plant with blue and white flowers, which are a welcome addition to any flowerbed. Its seeds have an intense scent reminiscent of woodruff and therefore taste really nice in puddings and desserts.

The seeds of each variety are packaged in a separate sachet.

The seed sachets and detailed growing instructions in German and English are packed in a beautiful gift box - a great, sustainable gift for the garden. Any plant lover will be pleased.

All our plant varieties help to improve biodiversity and are considered good nectar, pollen and feed plants for useful insects such as bees, bumble bees, butterflies and so on.