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ParentWish Summer Fun: Matchstick Garden
Filed under: Activities: Babies
Item: Matchstick GardenPrice: $4.99
Why we love it: Plant a tiny matchstick into the ground and watch a flower, herb or vegetable grow. What could be easier?
Where to buy it: Pop Deluxe
How novel is this idea? A little matchbook is filled with pre-seeded matchtips that are ready to be planted. Four styles of the Matchstick Garden are available: Mixed Herbs, Wildflowers, Italian Garden and Mixed Greens. Each Matchstick Garden is 3" W x 2" H with 10 matchsticks, and the easy instructions are printed inside.
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7-12-2008 @ 12:22AM
Wes' Mom said...Love these - for the party favor for my son's 3rd birthday - he painted (stamped small circles) terracotta pots, we put about a pint of potting soil in a ziploc in the bottom of the pot, then tied several lollipops into a bouquet, taped the matchbook onto the largest lollipop, added a couple of toy insects, butterflies and worms and there you go - they were quite a hit and fun for us to do.
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