Gardening

Brass Watering Can

€29.00

Vintage style, brass finished watering can.

Material: stainless steel. 

34 x 19 x 13cm

Capacity approx 1.2l

Water From A Stone

€15.00

Yep, you can get water from a stone.

These water rocks will slowly let water out into your planter over the course of 3-4 days.

Made from hand-blown glass. Holds 207ml of water.

Instructions:

1. Remove the cork and fill the stone with clean water and replace the cork.

2. Turn over and test to make sure water is coming out of the water release hole.

3. Place the stone in your planter with the cork facing down.

4. Make sure the stone is placed on a level surface with the water release hole not obstructed. Incorrect set-up will lead the water flowing out too fast or not at all.

5. Once the stone is in place tap it a few times to make sure water is flowing, the bubbles rising from the water release means water is following properly.

Clay Pot

€20.00

Khash Khash clay pots are crafted from the desert soils around villages in the Iranian highlands and burned in traditional round ovens.

The Iranien soil is rich in minerals and after days of blasting fire from the oven each pot develops an individual look.

Small

Diameter: 14cm

Medium

Diameter: 18cm

Large

Diameter: 20cm

Clay Plate

€12.00

Khash Khash clay plates are crafted from the desert soils around villages in the Iranian highlands and burned in traditional round ovens.

The Iranien soil is rich in minerals and after days of blasting fire from the oven each pot develops an individual look.

Finished with a traditional glaze on the inner surface.

Small

Diameter: 11.5cm

Medium

Diameter: 15cm

Large

Diameter: 17.5cm

Indoor Watering Can Orange

€19.00

Small painted steel watering can. The narrow spout ensuring water is directed where you want it.

Overall length: 39cm | Capacity 1 litre

Microgreens Starter Kit

€35.00

Heimgart is a special indoor farming system geared towards growing microgreens. Water it once, and with no earth whatsoever, after just a few days the first shoots begin to sprout.

The Starter Kit includes everything needed to begin: a porcelain bowl from Seltmann Weiden, a stainless steel insert and two additional bio-certified seed pads of garden cress and rocket.

Note: Please harvest and enjoy the fully grown microgreens within a few days. Since it is young seedlings and not sprouts, only eat above the root.

The porcelain bowl and the stainless steel insert are dishwasher safe and can be used permanently. The seed pads can be composted or disposed of in organic waste.

Contents: 1x porcelain dish, 2x bio-certified seed pads incl. growing covers, instructions 

Size: 17.6 x 13.4 x 6 cm 

Seed Pads

€3.20

x 1 seed pad for Heimgart sprouting bowl.

Radish microgreens have a hot, intense flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.

The crop yield of the radish seed pads amounts to an average of 40 grams per pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 80 grams.

Broccoli microgreens have a fresh, mild flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.

The crop yield of the broccoli seed pads amounts to an average of 30 grams per seed pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 60 grams.

Red cabbage microgreens have a lovely, aromatic flavour and are rich in vitamins and minerals.

The crop yield of the red cabbage seed pads amounts to an average of 25 grams per seed pad. That means one full sprouting bowl filled with 2 pads has an average yield of 50 grams.