Winter Grow & Learn Pack

Hardy growers, frost science & quietly planning the year ahead.

Winter teaches patience. Tough, cold-loving plants keep the garden alive while the pack explores frost, dormancy and light — and quietly sets up the biggest payoffs of spring.

Real seeds, chosen for the season
Plant info & a plain-steps growing guide
Learning activities: science, maths & journalling
Harvest, cook & seed-save ideas

$19.95

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🌱 What’s in the Pack

5 packs of seasonal seeds

Open-pollinated and untreated, hand-picked for what grows best in winter. We choose the varieties by season and reliability, so your family always gets generous, kid-friendly growers suited to the time of year — plus a printed story card for each one.

🫘 Heirloom & Untreated Seed

Every seed we send is heirloom or untreated — open-pollinated, non-GMO, and chosen for genuine flavour, character and reliability. These are the varieties gardeners have saved and handed down for generations: traditional tastes and one-of-a-kind types you won't find on a supermarket shelf. And because open-pollinated seed breeds true, your kids can save it and grow the very same plants next year — and for years to come.

✓ Open-pollinated✓ Non-GMO✓ Untreated✓ Save & re-sow

🪴 How to Grow Them

1Plant bulbs and larger seeds a few centimetres deep in your sunniest winter spot.
2Sow the bigger seeds direct, and start smaller ones in pots to transplant later.
3Water sparingly — winter soil stays wet, and soggy roots are the season’s main danger.
4On frost mornings, hold off watering until the sun has touched the plants.
5Mostly: wait. Winter growing is slow, and that’s the lesson.

The pack includes the full printed growing guide, with a sowing calendar for your climate.

✏️ Learning Ideas

Run a frost experiment: leave cups of water out overnight in different spots — which freeze?
Keep a "what plants do in winter" journal — dormancy is happening all around you.
Map the winter sun: where does light actually fall in your garden at 10am, noon and 3pm?
Plan spring on paper — draw the beds, choose the crops, count back the sowing dates.

Every activity comes as a printed sheet in the pack — science, maths and journalling, disguised as gardening.

🍽️ Once They’re Grown

Harvest your winter crops as they mature, and store or hang whatever keeps well.
Turn a leafy green into baked crisps even kids ask for again.
Snip fresh herbs all winter for soups and scrambled eggs.
Pick flower bunches every few days come spring — picking makes more flowers.