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Burgon & Ball British Bloom Seed Storage Tin

Product Code: 281070
£26.49
  • This stylish seed storage tin makes a practical gift for a gardening loved one or a gorgeous treat for yourself! British Bloom’ is a beautifully bold design of dahlias and peonies, some of the most beloved blooms in the garden.
  • British Bloom’ is a beautifully bold design of dahlias and peonies, some of the most beloved blooms in the garden.
  • This beautifully-designed seed tin is perfect for collecting, storing and organising seed packets.
  • Created in strong steel with a tough powder coating,
  • The two metal handles make carrying easy, and two strong metal clasps hold the hinged lid securely shut.
  • Inside there are three separate compartments to help organise your seeds; one compartment even runs lengthways, giving a home to even the very largest seed packets.
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Description
Description
This stylish seed storage tin makes a practical gift for a gardening loved one or a gorgeous treat for yourself! The designs have been carefully selected from the RHS Lindley Library, and include early nineteenth century botanical illustrations and watercolours dating back to the 1630s. This beautifully-designed seed tin is perfect for collecting, storing and organising seed packets.Created in strong steel with a tough powder coating, the elegant curves have been created by a unique moulding process, for a flawless, seam-free finish, and the result is irresistibly tactile. The two metal handles make carrying easy, and two strong metal clasps hold the hinged lid securely shut. Inside there are three separate compartments to help organise your seeds; one compartment even runs lengthways, giving a home to even the very largest seed packets.