Bouquet in a vial

Cut flowers wilt within a week. A corked glass vial of seeds and growth-promoting soil is a gift only just beginning to live. Pour the contents into a pot, add water — and the bouquet grows by itself.

One vial or three

A single vial is the smaller gesture: a conference goodie bag, a client’s desk, a letter. A set of three feels like a proper gift and offers a choice — different seed mixes at once.

Why a vial rather than a packet

Glass and natural cork make it something people set on the windowsill even before planting. A seed packet goes into a drawer; a vial stays in sight. The same seed, an entirely different lifespan.

Personalisation

The vial takes a label, the packaging a double-sided full-colour print with planting instructions on white eco paper or kraft paper. The seed mix is your choice.

When this works better than flowers

Sending cut flowers to a client is expensive and logistically awkward: they must arrive fresh and someone must be there. A vial is a mail item that does not spoil, needs no recipient present and starts its life only on opening.

What the recipient has to do

Pour the contents into a pot, add water, put it in the light. No further instructions are needed, and that is the strength of the product — a gift demanding gardening skills never gets grown.

Who it suits

For Women’s Day, with a thank-you letter, in a conference goodie bag or a spring campaign. It also works when the gift must be small and light, but not cheap.

Packing and shipping

The vial is glass, so packaging needs thought for postal consignments. A set of three is protected in its box anyway; for single vials, ask for a padded envelope. The low weight keeps shipping costs down even in larger quantities.

Quantity and lead time

The seed mix and the label printing determine the lead time. For a spring campaign, confirm the order by February at the latest; for Christmas, by October.

Request a quote

Write us the quantity and deadline and we will send the price with the print options.

Common questions

What is inside the vial?

The glass vial with a cork holds seeds and soil that promotes growth. Unlike cut flowers, this gift only starts to live when it is opened.

What does the recipient have to do?

Pour the contents of the vial into a pot, add water and put it in the light. No further instructions are needed — a gift that demanded gardening skills would never get grown.

Can I order a single vial or a set?

Both. A single vial is a smaller gesture for a conference goodie bag, a client's desk or alongside a letter. A set of three vials feels like a proper gift and gives the recipient a choice, because different seed mixes come at once.

How can the vial be personalised?

The vial takes a label and the packaging a double-sided full-colour print with planting instructions on white eco paper or kraft paper. You choose the seed mix yourself.

When should the order be confirmed?

The lead time is determined by the seed mix and the label printing. For a spring campaign the order is worth confirming by February at the latest, and for Christmas by October. Write the quantity and the deadline in the Request a quote form and we will send the price together with the print options.