This beautiful sustainable kit box contains everything you need to begin growing your very own flowers for pressing. A beginner’s collection of seeds for growing your very own flowers, this kit provides you with easy-to-follow instructions, top tips and an introduction to pressing flowers.
We have carefully selected seeds to grow that have been commonly used to preserve in a wooden flower press, a wonderful way to connect with nature and even enjoy as a family activity. The pressed flowers can then be used in a variety of projects from home baking to arts and craft projects.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
10 Coir Pellets
5 Natural Fibre pots
5 Wooden label sticks
Instructions & top tips 
Wooden flower press
5 Seed Packets: Cornflower, Nigella , Ox Eye Daisy, Pansy, Viola
 
 
 
nigella 
An exquisitely pretty flower: Love-In-A-Mist is often called ‘sow and forget’ for its ease of growing and reliability. A beautiful ‘Mulberry Rose’ combination of rose shades with a hint of white. The seed pods can be dried in addition and make for a lovely, dried flower display.
cornflower 
An attractive hardy cottage staple also known as ‘Batchelors Button’ the Cornflower will produce an abundance of double, sky-blue flowers during the growing season.
ox eye daisy
A perennial Wildflower often found thriving in meadows and grasslands. The Ox Eye Daisy attracts and provides valuable nectar as well as a wide range of pollinators such as bees, butterflies and hoverflies. As well as nutrient dense seeds for avian wildlife such as caterpillars and moths. 
pansy
The Swiss Giant White Lady Pansy is one of the most admired flowers from the Pansy family. The pansies provide a stunning visual delight in containers and pots.  In addition, it makes for a lovely flower to preserve using the flower press where you can see the intricate details of the petals ideal for using for baking decoration and in art and craft projects. 
viola
Viola ‘Helens Mount Johnny Jump Up’ Is the original and most well known variety of Viola featuring eye-catching tricolour of yellow, purple and white petals. These plants are relatives of the Pansy family and are also known as wild pansies. These are stunning to preserve in a flower press in addition to being edible.