Garden Advent Calendars
Thinking of spring in December: garden advent calendars with organic seeds, flower seeds and little nature experiences.
Garden advent calendars: looking forward to next season
A garden advent calendar is a gift with a lasting effect. Instead of sweets, seeds and little gardening helpers appear every day – and in spring the advent calendar turns into a vegetable bed, a balcony box or a flower meadow.
Vegetables, herbs and flowers
The vegetable garden advent calendar from Dr. Jonquille & Mr. Ail contains 26 varieties of organic, open-pollinated seeds, around 11,000 seeds in total: 60% vegetables, 20% flowers and 20% kitchen herbs, including 19 rare varieties. The calendar is plastic-free. Open-pollinated seeds have one advantage: you can save your own seeds from your harvest.
For bees and flower lovers
The organic seed advent calendar from tea exclusive contains a mix of annual and perennial plants with bee-friendly flower seeds – ideal for anyone who wants to do something for insects in the garden or on the balcony. The Little Nature Experiences garden calendar from Die Stadtgärtner brings 24 surprises around garden and nature, including seed packets, seed bombs and colourful flower marbles.
Who is a garden advent calendar for?
For gardeners and balcony planters, for parents who want to sow with their children in spring, and for everyone who would rather watch something grow than eat it. A small balcony works well for herbs and flowers; the vegetable seeds are worth a bed or a large pot.
Frequently asked questions
What are open-pollinated seeds?
Open-pollinated varieties pass their characteristics on to the next generation, so you can save seeds from your own harvest – something that doesn't work reliably with hybrid seeds.
Can I use the garden calendar with children?
Yes. According to the manufacturer, the Little Nature Experiences calendar is made for flower children, nature lovers and allotment gardeners – sowing in spring is a lovely project for the whole family.