Miffy Gift Box Small with 7 flower seed bombs - Flowers For You

Miffy Gift Box Small with 7 flower seed bombs - Flowers For You

€ 12,95 Incl. tax

Give flowers with the Miffy Gift Box Small Flowers For You. This cheerful gift box contains 7 Blossombs with a wildflower mix. Colorful flowers grow from these seed bombs that are beautiful for you and valuable for bees and butterflies.



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Categories: interior , spring , seasonal
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Give flowers with the Miffy Gift Box Small Flowers For You. This cheerful gift box contains 7 Blossombs with a wildflower mix. Colorful flowers grow from these seed bombs that are beautiful for you and valuable for bees and butterflies.

The wildflower mix is ​​specially formulated with flowers that provide food for bees and butterflies. Throw the Blossombs outside on bare soil or in a pot, give them plenty of water, and let nature do its work. After a little patience, a cheerful little flower spot will appear in the garden, on the balcony, or in a flowerpot.

Flowers symbolize care, cheerfulness, and growth. As a result, the small gift box is not only a sustainable gift but also a beautiful gesture for someone you want to wish something sweet to.

Seed mix: discover the wildflower mix featuring, among others, Common Poppy, Burnet, Cornflower, Coriander, and more.

Blossombs are colorful flower bombs made from natural materials. They are produced entirely in the Netherlands and contain organic wildflower seeds. It is best to scatter them in the spring or summer, in a spot with sufficient light and water. This way, you provide something small that can grow into flowers for you, bees, and butterflies.

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