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A Fata Morgana is an optical illusion in which a ship way out at sea appears to be floating in the sky over the horizon. Bent light, like a mirage, etc. Very cool. You can look it up later. Anyway, we're digging the haunting, honey-scented, vintage feel of these buttercream buff-white counterparts to the Black Knight Scabiosa. Scabiosa are an easy to grow and dependable burst of color. Sturdy little flowers on long stems rise above a pretty mound of foliage, and have a cottage garden feel with an urban edge. Includes 50 seeds.
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SKU: SC-FM-S Weight: 4.54 g (0.16 oz) UPC: 850034121673 Product Materials: Plastic-free Packaging: Plastic-free
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Scabiosa Fata Morgana - 50 Seeds
These are coolest order I have received! Packaging is so cute. Instructions and when to plant are on bottle. Will be ordering again soon!
These are coolest order I have received! Packaging is so cute. Instructions and when to plant are on bottle. Will be ordering again soon!
Mar 12, 2025 • Stefani • Hancock, MI, United States
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Absolutely the best! Love the packaging. Excellent quality seeds. Love the types of flower seeds they offer, nothing you will ever find elsewhere! Will definitely be reordering:)
Absolutely the best! Love the packaging. Excellent quality seeds. Love the types of flower seeds they offer, nothing you will ever find elsewhere! Will definitely be reordering:)
May 8, 2025 • Bri • Bennington, VT, United States
Beautiful Seeds in Awesome Packaging!
Beautiful Seeds in Awesome Packaging!
Jul 26, 2022 • Katie • Harbor Springs, MI, United States
Seeds have a date stamp on them for the year that they are to be sold in, so 2022 seeds would have been sold fall/winter of 2021 and through the spring/summer/early fall of 2022 to be replaced by 2023 seeds in late fall/winter of 2022. I received 2022 stamped seeds in the fall of 2021, which means I would be unable to have them on my sales floor in 2023. Hence, old seeds. It makes me question if this company is run by people who actually know gardening/plant retail?
Seeds have a date stamp on them for the year that they are to be sold in, so 2022 seeds would have been sold fall/winter of 2021 and through the spring/summer/early fall of 2022 to be replaced by 2023 seeds in late fall/winter of 2022. I received 2022 stamped seeds in the fall of 2021, which means I would be unable to have them on my sales floor in 2023. Hence, old seeds. It makes me question if this company is run by people who actually know gardening/plant retail?
Dec 6, 2022 • Amanda • Santa Rosa, CA, United States