Seed Starter Kits
Get a head start on your garden with these seed starter sets. Each set comes with:
Five biodegradable seed starter pots—plant them directly in the ground or in a pot—they will decompose as the plant grows
Seven coco coir pucks—a couple extras to fill in pots or start extras
Five small wooden sticks for labeling your seedlings—write directly on them and stick them in the ground—they’ll decompose into mulch
Optionally, add on some seeds. All seeds were grown and harvested from our garden last year—they’re the same seeds we’re using to plant again this year!
Seed kits come with:
One packet of 30 or more seeds
Color-coordinated silk ribbons
Directions available in our blog.
I’ve found all of these seeds grow easily in my garden, except lavender. Lavender is notoriously difficult to grow from seed, so be prepared to baby your lavender seedlings.
To add a little flare to your garden, try our laser-engraved wooden plant stakes!
Get a head start on your garden with these seed starter sets. Each set comes with:
Five biodegradable seed starter pots—plant them directly in the ground or in a pot—they will decompose as the plant grows
Seven coco coir pucks—a couple extras to fill in pots or start extras
Five small wooden sticks for labeling your seedlings—write directly on them and stick them in the ground—they’ll decompose into mulch
Optionally, add on some seeds. All seeds were grown and harvested from our garden last year—they’re the same seeds we’re using to plant again this year!
Seed kits come with:
One packet of 30 or more seeds
Color-coordinated silk ribbons
Directions available in our blog.
I’ve found all of these seeds grow easily in my garden, except lavender. Lavender is notoriously difficult to grow from seed, so be prepared to baby your lavender seedlings.
To add a little flare to your garden, try our laser-engraved wooden plant stakes!
Get a head start on your garden with these seed starter sets. Each set comes with:
Five biodegradable seed starter pots—plant them directly in the ground or in a pot—they will decompose as the plant grows
Seven coco coir pucks—a couple extras to fill in pots or start extras
Five small wooden sticks for labeling your seedlings—write directly on them and stick them in the ground—they’ll decompose into mulch
Optionally, add on some seeds. All seeds were grown and harvested from our garden last year—they’re the same seeds we’re using to plant again this year!
Seed kits come with:
One packet of 30 or more seeds
Color-coordinated silk ribbons
Directions available in our blog.
I’ve found all of these seeds grow easily in my garden, except lavender. Lavender is notoriously difficult to grow from seed, so be prepared to baby your lavender seedlings.
To add a little flare to your garden, try our laser-engraved wooden plant stakes!
