Easy Heirloom Seed Kit to Inspire Green Thumbs
July 31, 2012 by Robin Plaskoff Horton
As any budding gardener knows, it’s nice to start simple with something that offers a good chance of success. That’s why I love this sweet heirloom seed kit from Sarah Rainwater Design. It’s beautifully designed and packaged in a wooden crate tied with twine–at $28 the kit makes a clever and affordable gift.
“These heirloom vegetable and herb seeds were chosen because they all pose a minimal challenge for the novice gardener and can be successfully grown indoors or out in almost any US climate,” says Rainwater.
Each kit includes:
• 6 types of heirloom seeds in paper envelopes (sweet basil, cherry tomato, arugula, greek oregano, nasturtium and lemon bergamot)
• 6 biodegradable folded paper pots for starting the seeds
• 1 wooden crate
• 2012 calendar including growing instructions and a recipe
Ships within the US only. Wrapping and a gift note are available for no additional charge.
$28 from Sarah Rainwater Design.
Hat Tip: The Simple Things
Category: Finding
Tags: garden gifts, garden kits, gardening kits, seed-starting
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What a great idea and so nicely packaged We need more things like this out there to continue the urban gardening craze.
— August 1, 2012 @ 10:42
nice your article
— August 16, 2012 @ 21:31
So nice to see a lush garden with all the flowers!!! Those Astranias are nice. Your sweet pea vines are amazing though. Enjoy those eggs when they start. Everything looks lovely! Especially love the Glads on the fence!
— August 20, 2012 @ 02:10
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