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Hey Pots desktop garden flower mix

SKU: PFC-1PU004 In Stock

From £3.78 ex VAT

Offer a sustainable gift with this Hey Pots desktop garden flower mix. The compact, recycled aluminium pot holds a bee-friendly seedball, with seeds sprouting in two weeks. It provides a growing reminder of your brand's environmental consideration.

Hey Pots desktop garden flower mix

This Hey Pots desktop garden flower mix offers a unique item for general promotional campaigns, providing a sustainable gift that grows.

  • The compact pot is made from recycled brushed aluminium, making it an eco-friendly choice for your brand.
  • It contains an innovative seedball with a bee-friendly flower mix, including birdsfoot trefoil, foxglove, red clover, viper's bugloss, and wild marjoram.
  • The seeds germinate within 1-2 weeks, offering a quick and rewarding growing experience.
  • Each pack comes with a cork stopper, clear growing instructions, and organic soil coins for easy setup.
  • The pot can be reused for new plants or storage after the initial growth, extending its practical life.

Supplied in a gift box, this desktop garden is an excellent choice for branding and general promotional giveaways.

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*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees

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Based on 1,459 Google reviews

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Google Review
3 weeks ago

The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke

Haneli Van RensburgHaneli Van Rensburg
Google Review
a month ago

Keagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.

Andrew WoestAndrew Woest