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Garden Sprinkles | Lavender
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English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia). The leaves are aromatic from the start, and the flowers are edible — raw in salads, brewed in tea, baked into cookies, and especially good with dark chocolate. Reusable recycled-steel tin, 2 in across. Seeds, so it's a season away.
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Forget-me-not (Myosotis oblongata) — clusters of blue that unfurl as the buds open. A mix of annuals and perennials, so it blooms the first year and reseeds for the next; pinch off spent flowers to keep it going. Reusable recycled-steel tin, 2 in across.
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A brass handle cast as a branch, holding a 2.56 in lens. 9.25 in long, made in Uttar Pradesh. Decorative, but it genuinely magnifies.
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White ceramic with a wave texture worked into the surface, 5.5 in across and 4.5 high. Sized for a small plant, or just a shape on a shelf.
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A dragonfly across the whole square on sage green — magenta wings with pale leaves inside them, banded cream body, teal foliage and small blooms around it. Sister to the Folk Ladybug. 16 x 16 in, insert included.
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Real hydrangea florets in a hand-polished resin sphere, 2.75 in across. The blue holds — it doesn't brown the way dried flowers do.
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Eleven things in one block — egg, larva, pupa; queen, worker, drone; comb in two forms, a queen cell, beeswax and honey. Real specimens set by hand, like an old teaching cabinet. 5.5 in wide, the largest of the studies.
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