A Christmas gift that can grow into a tree: The gingerbread tree in a pot from Die Stadtgärtner is a growing kit for the Japanese katsura tree. Instead of sweets, you are giving seeds, a planting pot, and the opportunity to grow a tree yourself.
Gingerbread tree in a pot – what's included
- Planting pot, approx. 11 × 10 cm
- Seeds for the Japanese katsura tree (katsura)
- Water-releasing tablet to aid growing
- Manufacturer's instructions for sowing
Who is the growing kit suitable for?
As a small Advent or Christmas gift for gardening enthusiasts, plant lovers, and people who enjoy growing things themselves. The tree is not an edible gingerbread tree. According to the manufacturer, the leaves of the katsura tree can give off a scent reminiscent of cinnamon or gingerbread; the strength and timing of the scent depend on natural conditions.
How to get started with growing
According to the product instructions, the seeds first require cold treatment, then need to be soaked and sown. Afterwards, keep the seeds evenly moist according to the manufacturer's instructions; later, transplant the young plants into a suitable container. Germination time and growth may vary.
Discover more nature gifts
For a lucky greeting that can be given as a gift right away, there are the "Good Luck" flower marbles. Anyone who wants to give several plant ideas as gifts during Advent will find the Winter Landscape Seed Advent Calendar and the entire range from Die Stadtgärtner.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a finished tree?
No, you receive a seed growing kit. The tree must be grown first.
When can I sow the gingerbread tree?
The appropriate preparation and cold treatment are explained in the included instructions. The respective growing conditions are crucial.
How is the item delivered?
As a set with a pot, seeds, a water-releasing tablet, and instructions. The shop shows the availability and shipping options for the selected delivery address.
Select the gingerbread tree growing kit now or compare more nature gifts from Die Stadtgärtner.
