CLOSEOUT! Flower Garden Growing Kit

CLOSEOUT! Flower Garden Growing Kit

Grow zinnia, cosmos, and nasturtium. This kit comes with 3 flowerpots, peat pellets, garden labels, and a garden shovel. It also comes with 6 paints, 2 brushes, and a sticker sheet so kids can decorate each pot.

• Product dimension - 11.02" L x 4.21" W x 12.01" H
• Kit includes -1 packet of cosmos seeds (0.008 oz, 230 mg), 1 packet of nasturtium seeds (0.025 oz, 700 mg), 1 packet of chive seeds (0.003 oz , 80 mg)
• 3 flowerpots, 3 peat pellets, 3 wooden garden labels, 1 garden shovel, 2 paint brushes, 1 paint palette, 6 colors of paint (0.2 fluid oz, 6 ml each), 1 sticker sheet and 1 learning guide with instructions
• Long copy - the national geographic herb flower growing kit gives kids everything they need to grow zinnia, nasturtium, and cosmos flowers
• The fun starts before any seeds are planted, since the first step is to personalize the three included flowerpots
• Kids get six different colors of paint (red, blue, green, purple, yellow, and orange), two paint brushes, and a sticker sheet to make each pot a masterpiece
• After that, kids will get to prepare three peat pellets and plant seeds for each of the flowers in the kit
• They'll be amazed when the seedlings sprout and be thrilled when those tiny plants grow into beautiful flowers
• This hands-on botany kit gives kids the opportunity to express their creativity and learn all about plant science
• The detailed learning guide provides fascinating insight into the science of plant growth, describes the primary parts of plants, and a whole lot more
• There's even a growth chart kids can use to track their plants' progress, Ksps three seed types, each with its own flowerpot paints, brushes, and stickers for decoration hands-on plant science ksp descriptions
• Kids get zinnia, cosmos, and nasturtium seeds to grow and a flowerpot for each type of herb
• There are six paint colors, two paint brushes, and a sticker sheet kids can use to decorate each flowerpot
• From initial planting and flowerpot placement to continued plant care, kids get a hands-on opportunity to learn about key principles of plant science
• Metal (Tin), Seeds, Coconut Peat Pellets, Plastic (Polypropylene), Vinyl, Wood (Paulownia wood)
• Spot Clean
• Imported