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Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Enchanted GardenA mix of dianthus, cosmos, cornflower and alyssum, all are easy to grow and are garden favourites for young and old.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Everlasting DaisyGreeting card and gift combined along with recycled envelope, seeds and plant label.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Kangaroo PawGreeting card and gift combined along with recycled envelope, seeds and plant label.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Sweet PeaGreeting card and gift combined along with recycled envelope, seeds and plant label.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds DahliaGreeting card and gift combined along with recycled envelope, seeds and plant label.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds PoppyGreeting card and gift in one thoughtful, sustainable package with seeds, plant label, and a recycled kraft envelope for mailing & gifting,View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Secret GardenGreeting card and gift in one along with recycled envelope, seeds, and plant label.View product details$10.95 -
Sow 'n SowSow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds DaisyGreeting card and gift combined along with recycled envelope, seeds and plant label.View product details$10.95
Which Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds Should You Choose?
Start with the recipient: would they rather grow a favourite flower, an Australian native or something useful in the kitchen? If the occasion matters more, birthday, thank-you, Christmas and sympathy designs pair the seeds with an appropriate illustrated message.
| Gift Type | Some Lovely Choices | Who Might Love It |
|---|---|---|
| Flower Gifts | Sunflower, Sweet Pea, Dahlia, Poppy and Wildflowers | Flower lovers and gardeners who enjoy familiar favourites or colourful mixes |
| Australian Native Flowers | Billy Buttons, Kangaroo Paw and Native Daisies | People who enjoy native plants and Australian garden styles |
| Herb Gifts | Garden Herbs and Trio of Herbs | Home cooks and kitchen gardeners interested in growing useful herbs |
| Birthday Gifts | Birthday Wishes and Happy Birthday Picnic | Friends and family celebrating a birthday |
| Thank-You Gifts | Thanks a Bunch | Teachers, neighbours, colleagues and friends |
| Christmas Gifts | Christmas Blooms and Christmas Native Daisies | Christmas gifting, stocking fillers and additions to festive parcels |
| Sympathy Gifts | With Sympathy and Forget Me Not | A considerate gesture for someone who may appreciate seeds to grow |
Should I choose one flower or a mixed collection?
An individual variety feels personal when you know the recipient loves sunflowers, sweet peas, poppies or another particular bloom. A mixed collection introduces more variety and works well when you'd prefer to leave some of the final display as a surprise.
What if the recipient doesn't have a garden?
A garden isn't always essential. Some herbs and flowers can grow in suitable pots or containers, provided their needs for space, light and growing conditions can be met. Think about the recipient's balcony, courtyard or windowsill, then choose a variety suited to the space available.
For occasion-led gifts, let the illustrated message guide you. For gardeners, home cooks and flower enthusiasts, choosing according to what they'll enjoy growing can make the gift feel especially well considered.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sow 'n Sow
What is a Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds?
It is a greeting card-style gift containing a separate sachet of seeds to plant. Each design features botanical artwork and space for a personal message, making it a lovely little gift for birthdays, thank-yous, Christmas or simply letting someone know you're thinking of them. The illustrated card isn't planted; the enclosed seeds are.
Are Sow 'n Sow seed gifts suitable for beginners?
Yes, they can suit beginners as well as experienced gardeners. Sowing instructions are included to help the recipient get started, along with a plant label. Some seed varieties are more particular about climate, planting season, sunlight or space than others, so a straightforward herb or familiar flower may appeal to someone planting seeds for the first time.
Can I grow Sow 'n Sow seeds in pots?
Many herbs and flowers can be grown in a suitable pot or container, although the space, depth, sunlight and growing conditions required will vary. This makes selected gifts worth considering for people with balconies or courtyards as well as gardens. Match the container to the mature plant and use the sowing guidance provided for the chosen seeds.
Can I send a Sow 'n Sow Gift of Seeds in the post?
Yes, their compact greeting card-style presentation makes them lovely gifts to send to friends, family or colleagues. Postal charges and requirements depend on the packed item, destination and service you use. Seed postage can also be subject to destination restrictions, particularly when sending to some Australian states, territories or overseas locations.
How long can I keep a Sow 'n Sow seed packet before planting?
The manufacturer recommends storing the seeds in a cool, dry place and suggests a two-year shelf life for good germination rates. Seeds are living material, so planting them while fresh and during the preferred sowing season gives them the most appropriate start. Germination can't be guaranteed, as storage and growing conditions also play a part.
Our Advice for Enjoying Sow 'n Sow Gifts of Seeds
A little preparation can make a seed gift more enjoyable to give and easier for the recipient to grow. These practical tips are worth keeping in mind before writing your message or opening the seed sachet.
Keep the Seed Sachet Sealed Until Planting
The seeds are supplied separately from the illustrated card. Leave the sachet closed until the recipient is ready to sow, as this keeps small seeds together and protects them during gifting or postage. Once opened, follow the supplied sowing guidance rather than scattering every variety in the same way.
Use the Plant Label from the Start
Place the included plant label in the pot or garden bed when the seeds are sown. This is particularly useful with mixed gardens, where young seedlings may look similar before their more recognisable leaves and flowers develop. Adding the sowing date can also make it easier to keep track of progress.
Let the Season Guide the Planting Date
A Christmas or birthday gift doesn't necessarily need to be planted immediately. Different flowers and herbs prefer different sowing periods, and Australia's climates vary considerably. The recipient can use the supplied instructions alongside local conditions to choose a suitable time, rather than treating the gifting date as the planting date.
Set Up Pots for the Mature Plant
When growing in a container, think beyond the size of the seeds. The pot needs to accommodate the plant as it develops and provide the drainage, sunlight and growing space required by that variety. Starting with a suitable container can avoid disturbing young plants unnecessarily later.
Store Unplanted Seeds Somewhere Cool and Dry
Heat and moisture can affect stored seeds, so keep the gift in a cool, dry place until planting time. Avoid leaving it for long periods in a hot car, damp shed or steamy kitchen area. The manufacturer suggests a two-year shelf life for good germination rates, but planting while the seeds are fresh is preferable.
Add Your Message Before Giving the Gift
The card-style packet is part of the present, not just packaging. Writing your message before handing it over means the recipient gets the full experience of opening a greeting and finding seeds to grow inside. A simple note about why you chose that flower, herb or design can make it feel particularly personal.




