A New Year's greeting to sow: Ten sachets with five colorful flower seed balls each combine the turn of the year with a little surprise for the next blooming season.
Product details
- 10 sachets with 5 flower seed balls each (50 in total)
- “Happy New Year” design
- Made from soil, clay, and wildflower seeds; according to the manufacturer, dyed with non-toxic dye
- According to the manufacturer, packaged without plastic and made or packaged in workshops for people with disabilities in Germany
Seed mix
Cornflower mix, “Blue Bedder” snapdragon, knapweed, white sweet alyssum, bitter sweet alyssum, beach malva, fragrant nightshade, red-flowered evening primrose, oriental poppy, California poppy, snapdragon, and daisy.
How to use
Place on loose soil, press down lightly, and do not bury. Keep evenly moist, especially at the beginning, and place in a bright location.
A New Year's greeting that blooms later
This set contains ten sachets with a total of 50 colorful wildflower seed balls. The “Happy New Year” design is perfect for New Year's Eve, New Year's visits, and small gifts for colleagues or neighbors. Unlike the green lucky clover seed balls, this set features a mix of flowering plants. Check that the species are suitable for your area before sowing; use only on your own or expressly approved land.
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New Year 2027: ten little greetings that continue to grow in spring
The package contains ten sachets with five colorful wildflower seed balls each. This means ten people can receive a New Year's greeting—for example, at the start of the year with the team or for New Year's celebrations with family. The seed balls should not be sown in January on unsuitable or frozen soil; wait until the appropriate sowing time and use them on suitable, approved, or permitted land. The seeds are not edible.
Spring greeting as an alternative to the New Year's design
