Garden In A Box

Like a big box of markers, but made for coloring your garden, this garden in a box has 36 different varieties of unique curated flower seeds. All are happy to be direct-sown right into your garden after your last frost, or can be started indoors. Specific instructions on each seed tube, and we're on-hand to answer any questions too!

All of these varieties are chosen because they are both easy to grow and a unique, unusual variety so that you'll be growing a flower garden like nothing you could just go buy at a big box store. We have Sunflower seeds, but they're a rich plum color, we have Cosmos, but they're shaped like cupcake wrappers. We have Marigolds, but they're huge blooms shaped like enormous mums, we have Poppies but they're the most magical dusty grey purple you'll ever see.

Specific planting instructions are on each individual seed tube, but basic instructions are below as well.

This garden in a box has 36 different varieties of seed tubes, so you can plant and play and start seeds to your heart's content.

Autumn Touch Amaranth
Valkyrie Pink Aster
Matsumoto White Tipped Blue Aster
Black Swan Breadseed Poppy
Cream Peony Breadseed Poppy
Chocolate Lace Flower
Flamingo Feather Celosia
Apricot Lemonade Cosmos
Cupcakes and Saucers Mix Cosmos
Brushstrokes Viola
Double Click Snow Puff Cosmo
Zulu Prince Daisy
Thai Silk Apricot Chiffon California Poppy
Sunflower Procut Red
Grace Salmon Godetia
Lilac Pompom Breadseed Poppy
Misty Lavender Larkspur
Smokey Eyes Larkspur
Chocolate Morning Glory
Flying Saucer Morning Glory
Hungarian Blue Breadseed Poppy
Apricotta Cosmos
Black Knight Scabiosa
Fata Morgana Scabiosa
Chantilly Salmon Snapdragon
Potomac Appleblossom Snapdragon
Potomac Lavender Snapdragon
Teddy Bear Sunflower
Bridal Silk Shirley Poppy
Mother Of Pearl Shirley Poppy
ProCut White Light Sunflower
Cats White Viola
Love in a Puff
Hens and Chicks Breadseed Poppy
Old Spice Cupani Sweet Pea
Suworowii Statice

Growing Info
How to Plant Stick in the dirt 1/4" deep, 2" apart. Water gently & regularly as seedlings emerge over the next 2 weeks. Once babies are 2” tall, pluck so there's just one per 12"
Where to Plant Find a place that gets mostly sun, good soil is not important to these varieties
When to Plant Spring, after your last frost, or start inside 4-6 weeks earlier
When to Expect Blooms All summer!
Care Instructions Water regularly until established, and pick the flowers regularly (Bring the flowers in! Make bouquets! Have fun!) to encourage more blooms
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  • Can you grow these indoors as well? Or, at some point must you put outside? And if outside can you put several together in a container?

    Mixing and matching in containers is a great way to make use of these seeds! Many of them are best started indoors before your last frost with the help of sunny window sills, grow lights, and heat mats. Individual instructions are printed on the inside of the tubes to help you with that process. Ultimately, all of these are "outside plants". 

  • Does this kit contain annuals and perrenials?

    It is mainly annuals, with a handful of perennials!

  • I received the Garden in a Box for Christmas-we live in Florida with sandy soil, should I plant in raised box with good soil?

    Some seeds will do quite well in sandy soil! Y(If you open up each seed tube there are planting instructions printed right on the tube! You can also look for the product page for each variety!) However, a raised box with good soil is an excellent controlled environment for testing our your seeds.

  • Hello, I live in Florida. Can I plant these outside?

    Yes you can! If you open up each seed tube there are planting instructions printed right on the tube! You can also look for the product page for each variety!

  • we're thinking about giving this to our daughter in law for Christmas which is in Montana (very cold) so wondering if it's better to order and have it shipped later to their home in Colorado versus having it travel (days) in a car / sitting in a car??

    Hi there! The Garden in a Box travels very well. It's entirely up to you. As long as it isn't going to freeze in the car, it should be fine.

  • What are the dimensions of the box for Flowers in a Box?

    Hi! The box is approximately 13 12" x 3 12" x 3 12"

  • Do you have a smaller kit or make your own kit option.

    We thought you'd never ask! We have so many kits! Here is a link to all of our seed kits. We highly recommend the Cut Flower Garden Kit or the New Garden Kit for a smaller kit option. We also have kits based on your Zodiac sign, by genus, and for types of plants, like climbers, edible flowers, flowers that can make dye, and more!

  • Do you have a similar kit in a smaller quantity or make your own kit option . Thanks.

    Hi there! Yes, you can find some smaller kit options here: https://plantgem.com/collections/seed-kits. The Cut Flower Garden Kit: 6 Seed Tubes + Garden Tools is a great option.

  • If I am giving these to someone in August 2023, will all of the seeds keep until planting time in 2024?

    Yes, these seeds will be good for planting for years to come. Store them someplace cool if possible!

  • What square footage does this cover?

    Each of these tubes of seeds has many (sometimes 100+) seeds, so you could fill a huge flower field!

  • Growing zones for the plants?

    These will all grow in all of the zones! Planting instructions are on each individual seed tube!

  • I received these as a gift in mid-May, will the seeds “keep” until 2024 growing season?

    Hi yes many will keep but some are summer planters so read the tubes for planting instructions if you want to get some in the ground earlier!

  • I would love to order this. I live in Cleveland ohio. When can I expect to see flowers from seed? I’m just trying to decide if I should buy some that are already plants.

    Hi there, 5-6 weeks to bloom!

  • Are these all annuals or a mix?

    They are a mix but primarily annuals!

  • How many seeds come with each tube?

    It varies by variety, but between 25-100

  • I received a garden in a box but don't have a smart phone. How can I get the directions for each tube

    If you open up each seed tube there are instructions printed right on the tube! You can also look for the product page for each variety!