Blue Marble National Geographic Flower & Herb Gardening Kit for Kids – 3 Stainless Pots, Paint & Stickers

Grow, decorate, and watch curiosity bloom with Blue Marble's National Geographic Flower & Herb Gardening Kit for Kids

From the first seed to the final flourish of color, this complete kit blends hands-on planting with creative art. Kids decorate pots, sow cosmos, nasturtium, and basil, and watch tiny roots push through soil. The experience is tactile and visual—metal pots cool to the touch, paints bright and inviting, and seeds promising budding life. It offers a gentle, open-ended activity that encourages exploration without pressure.

What’s included

• Three durable stainless steel pots
• Cosmos, nasturtium, and basil seeds
• Wooden labels and a garden shovel
• Paint palette, six paints, and two brushes
• Sticker sheet for personalizing each pot
• Illustrated Learning Guide with kid friendly instructions

Creative play meets science learning

Kids paint the pots with bright colors, place labels, and plant the seeds to observe growth. The Learning Guide offers friendly explanations that connect what they see with simple botanical facts. Families can track progress together, turning daily care into a journey of discovery.

• Painted pots become colorful keepsakes on a windowsill
• Early science literacy through observation and labeling

Durable design and usability

The stainless pots are sturdy enough for little hands and repeated use. The included tools and accessories are sized for kids, helping develop fine motor skills as they decorate, plant, and care for their garden.

Award winning support you can trust

Blue Marble is an award winning brand known for education and creativity. A U.S. support team is available to help with setup and questions, making this a reliable, family friendly activity.

Great for home and classroom use

Set up a small garden corner on a kitchen counter, balcony, or classroom window. This kit invites collaboration as kids share tools, decide colors, and document plant progress together. It’s a flexible activity that fits short lessons or longer hands-on sessions.

• Windowsill gardening for a bright focal point
• Group activities that encourage teamwork and planning