If like me, you leave it until supermarket closing time on November 31 to dash around in a sweaty panic, chances are you’ll be left with a costly giant chocolate advert to stare at over your cornflakes, while your children stuff their faces with ‘breakfast pudding’. Days of Christmas: Inside your gift box you will receive - 25 gift-wrapped surprises, a grow guide, 10 metres of jute rope and 25 wooden clips to help display your calendar. We’ll pass no judgment regarding the current status of your Christmas shopping, but if you’re thinking of grabbing an advent calendar either for yourself or a loved one, now is time to do it. The traditional chocolate calendars are all well and good, but there’s an advent calendar for everyone, and we’ve already rounded up the best alcohol, coffee, tea, LEGO, beauty and Funko-based offerings. GROW YOUR OWN FLOWERS: This Own Grown Christmas Advent calendars get yourself into the best mood for a festive season! On every plant seed bag you can find detailed instructions on growing beautiful flowers From easy-to-assemble paper calendars to felt craft kits – and even a 'grow your own advent' for all the budding gardeners, there's a make your own advent suitable for everyone...

You could easily pass this off as a late December advent calendar and set it up for the garden lover in your life for the last 12 days. You could write your own numbers on the stunning selection of seed envelopes, arrange them beautifully in a basket or it will make a really good gift. Flower varieties: Verbena bonariensis, Foxgloves, Ammi majus, Nicotiana, Cosmos, Lavender, Forget-me-Nots, Calendula, Nigella, Larkspur, Lupin and Geranium pratense. Please note, some flowers may not bloom until the following year after planting.

Perfect gardening gifts for women and men, it’s the ultimate vegan advent calendar. Contents value of this Advent Calendar : The value of the products (24 cultivation compartments, 24 different crops, 2 litres of soil, seed scoop) contained in this plant advent calendar is not disclosed

The one I received was a Grow Your Own Cottage Garden, but they also have eight other designs to choose from: sunny, shady, evergreen, clay soil, contemporary, well-being, and butterflies and bees. You’ll get a mix of 12 flower or vegetable varieties, such as Cosmos, carrots, a Christmas tree, and more. Plus, you’ll also receive twine and pegs to hang up your calendar and create a lovely display. EASY TO GROW: On the windowsill, balcony or in the flower bed! Your home will soon be blazing in a sea of brilliantly coloured and carefully selected blossoms. This set has everything you need! Premium UK seeds with a special surprise: All seeds are premium heirloom varieties that have been specifically chosen as they are easy to grow in the UK, all year-round. Easy to sow and easy to grow. We have also included a special grow guide which is full of sowing advice and gardening tips to help get you started. The seeds are carefully selected for their quality, variety, and suitability for different seasons.Here at Sun Shopping, we’ve scoured the internet for some sparks of joy, ripping apart the boxes to find out what's going on behind the scenes.

Inside the Seeds Advent Calendar, you’ll discover a 2-piece greenhouse with 24 cultivation compartments, where you can nurture 24 different crops. Alongside, you’ll find two soil tablets, providing more than 2 liters of cultivation soil, and a handy seed scoop; It comes with a simple guide to your first garden, with help on design, light and shade, protection, wildlife, pests and loads of top tips to get things going. There’s also a handy planting plan; perfect for those starting out, as it's always difficult to work out where to plant everything in your outdoor space. We've shown you how to make two types of DIY advent calendar – one with felt or fabric booties you can hang on the wall, as well as a more traditional fabric advent calendar – so let's take a look at some advent calendar kits to get you inspired below.Remember that pots and window balconies will take flowers just as well as gardens, so this could be for anyone keen to improve their horticultural knowledge, or just look at pretty flowers through the window.