Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds With Sympathy 1pc

Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds With Sympathy 1pc for a Lasting and Meaningful Tribute

When words are not enough, the Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds With Sympathy provides a beautiful and sustainable way to express your condolences. This unique gift combines a heartfelt greeting card with a packet of Australian native Everlasting Daisy seeds (Rhodanthe chlorocephala), offering the recipient a therapeutic outlet for their grief and a living memorial to cherish. Unlike traditional flowers that fade, these eco-friendly seeds grow into vibrant, papery blooms that return year after year, serving as a constant reminder of love and support. Designed and made in Australia from 100% recycled materials, this thoughtful gesture is perfect for honoring the memory of a loved one or a beloved pet. It is a symbolic gift that brings comfort through the gentle act of nurturing new life and watching beauty flourish in a time of reflection.

• Sustainable Remembrance: Provides a long-lasting, living tribute that blooms and returns annually, unlike traditional bouquets.
• Australian Native Beauty: Features stunning Everlasting Daisy seeds that are resilient, waterwise, and easy for anyone to grow.
• Eco-Friendly Design: Proudly made in Australia using 100% recycled materials and soy-based inks for a plastic-free gift.
• Complete Gifting Set: Includes a beautifully illustrated card, a plant label, and a recycled kraft mailing envelope for easy posting.
• Meaningful Connection: Offers a symbolic gesture of growth and hope, perfect for showing you care during difficult times.

Sowing Instructions:

• Sow seeds directly into garden beds, pots, or containers from autumn to spring.
• Scatter the seeds over a prepared, sunny area with well-drained soil.
• Cover the seeds with only a very light layer of soil (approximately twice as deep as the seed is wide).
• Water the bed gently and keep the soil moist until the seeds germinate, which typically takes just a few days.
• Once seedlings are established, thin them out if necessary to give each plant enough space to grow strongly.