This Intentional Maker Gift Box contains a leather garden journal, three handmade herbal garden stakes, a handmade ceramic herb stripper bowl, and a packet of giant zinnias seeds. This gift box represents 2 different makers and each gift box is one-of-kind. They will be packaged well along with any necessary information. It will be shipped within a few days of purchasing. Thank you for supporting handmade work. More details below…

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“For Garden Lovers”

“Everything that slows us down and forces patience, everything that sets us back into the slow circles of nature, is a help. Gardening is an instrument of grace.”
-May Sarton

“Are not flowers the stars of the earth?” -Clara Lucas Balfour

Leather Garden Journal: from reclaimed leather by ReImagined by Luna.
It has some pages in the front with gardening information while most of the pages have places where you can keep notes about the details of your planting, growing, etc. It is in both English and Italian.
www.reimaginedonline.com

Handmade Ceramic Garden Stakes and Herbal Bowl Stripper: handmade from stoneware clay and fired in an electric kiln by Leah Combs Pottery. There are three garden stakes that are 9” tall: basil, oregano, and parsley. The herb stripper bowl fits in your hand and has several different size holes to fit various herbs. Simply pull the herbs through the hole that fits it best, allowing the herbs to fall into the bowl.
www.leahcombspottery.com

Benary’s Giant mix of Zinnia Seeds: from Johnny Seeds
Recommended by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers. Vigorous all-season producers hold up well in summer rain and heat all over the country. Densely petaled blooms are up to 6" across. Long-lasting standouts in bouquets. Cut-and-come-again flower, yielding multiple cuts over the season. Colors include: deep red, orange, carmine rose, coral, lime, wine, purple, bright pink, white, salmon rose, scarlet, and golden yellow. Ht. 40–50".
www.johnnyseeds.com

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More details on Leah Combs Pottery:

Leah Combs lives in Lexington, KY and has been working in clay for about 12 years. She is inspired by all things in nature. When I mentioned the idea of a garden journal, she immediately suggested adding an herb stripper to the mix to make harvesting herbs more efficient. Leah has a garden of her own and used that practical knowledge to inform these designs. She pays attention to details and functionality, creating pieces that can be enjoyed for a long time. You can often find her and her work at the Woodland Art Fair and at some Crafted Social events.