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Get ready for an infinite supply of summer bouquets. Reliable, easy growing, totally unique flowers and greenery in one little bag, ready to go. This mix of seeds will grow you a dreamy garden of cut flowers that will bloom and bloom and bloom all summer long so get your vases and jam jars ready, fam. Includes six types of flower seed tubes that are ideal for cut flowers, individually packed in a little cotton bag: Matsumoto White Tipped Blue Aster, Transformer Nigella (Love in a Mist), Feather Top Grass, Fata Morgana Scabiosa, Chantilly Salmon Snapdragon, and Cupcake and Saucers Cosmos.
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SKU: KI-CF-BX GTIN: 00191729105883
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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
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
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