Give a cheerful garden gift that keeps on giving with this Billy Buttons Gift of Seeds. The bubbly, golden flower balls brighten a sunny garden, then continue to bring joy as dried flowers.
This greeting card and gift combination includes Pycnosorus globosus seeds, a recycled envelope and a plant label. Billy Buttons are also known as drumsticks or craspedia, making them a distinctive Australian native flower to grow or dry.
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Easy sowing: Scatter the seeds in a sunny position, cover them with a thin layer of soil and keep the soil moist.
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Thoughtful presentation: Original illustrations by Melbourne artist Daniella Germain turn the card into a memorable gift.
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Plastic-free design: The product is made in Australia and printed on 100% post-consumer waste recycled card.
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Ready to post: The compact gift requires two postage stamps.
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Lower-waste materials: The product is 100% recycled and recyclable, with a recycled envelope included.
Send it to someone who enjoys simple pleasures, or sow the seeds yourself for golden drumstick blooms that can be enjoyed fresh in the garden and later as dried flowers.
Brighten someone’s life with bubbly, bouncy billy buttons, an easily grown Australian native flower ball that looks great in the garden and will continue to please as a dried flower.
To sow, scatter seeds in a sunny position and cover with a thin layer of soil. Ensure that the soil stays moist. Beat the rhythm of life with nature’s own golden drumstick.
Featuring original illustrations by Melbourne artist Daniella Germain, this Gift of Seeds is designed and made in Australia, printed on 100% post consumer waste recycled card and plastic free.
Our products are designed to promote a connection with nature and enjoy simple pleasures.
Features:
• Greeting card and gift combined
• Recycled envelope, seeds and plant label included
• Great gift for posting (requires two postage stamps)
• Australian made
• Plastic free
• 100% recycled and recyclable
Seed variety: Pycnosorus globosus. billy button’s are also known as drumsticks or craspedia.
