Garden Sprinkles - 8 Styles
Garden Sprinkles will brighten any room, windowsill, or garden - wherever you choose to plant your seeds!
Plastic-free, all garden sprinkles come in recycled tins.
Every purchase of these Garden Sprinkles funds the removal of 10 pieces of plastic from the ocean.
- Includes seeds and reusable recycled US steel tin
- Planting instructions provided
- Made in the USA.
Lavender: The leaves are intensely aromatic right from the start and said to have a relaxing effect. The flowers are edible and can be used raw in salads, added to stews, used to season cookies, ice cream, candied, or even brewed in tea.
Honeybee: A wonderful mix of twenty varieties of flowers noted for their beauty and ability to attract honeybees. In cool climates, plant in spring, early summer or late fall. Fall planting should be late enough so that seeds do not germinate until spring. In mild climates, for best results, plant in fall.
Butterfly: A wonderful mix of nineteen varieties of flowers noted for their beauty and ability to attract butterflies. In cool climates, plant in spring, early summer or late fall.
Customer Reviews
I bought these as thank you gifts for two of my neighbors, who help with
my garden. Thanks again, Arlynne & Carley.
I thought it the tin would be slightly larger but it's ok! I got the barley grass seeds to try and it grew really tall within the week! It was so easy too. Totally a fun item for kids and goodie bags!
Very pretty gift for my relatives and friends who are gardeners and flower lovers. The little tins are just as pictured, and I know the recipients will appreciate them as small additions to larger, more expensive presents, as well as a token donation to a non-profit that we all can support.
What a wonderful little gift this will be! Almost want to keep it for myself! Great way to attract the honey bees.
They ran out of the ones for honey bees, and butterflies; because it is late in the season - [August 2022]
The seed suckers are more expensive, however they do have ones for attracting bees.
Wild flowers and Hummingbirds,it is then.