Play modes:Bouquet building · carrot patch · shape sorting · stacking · bead lacing
Contains:Flower pot with carry handle · garden stacking lid · flower buds, stems & leaf discs · carrot tray with 6 carrots · shape tray with 6 chunky shapes · lacing cord
Material:Smooth, rounded plastic
Care:Wipe clean with a damp cloth · air dry
Batteries:None needed
Storage:Pieces stack onto the pot · carries by the built-in handle
It's so much more than a pot of flowers!
Every game in this little garden is a skill in disguise. Planting carrots trains hand-eye coordination, sorting the chunky shapes builds early logic, and stacking the tallest bouquet stretches their focus a little further every day.
It's the screen-free kind of busy — the kind that tires out little fingers, not little eyes.
Ready before the wrapping paper hits the floor
No assembly, no batteries, no tiny screws — open the box, press a flower onto a stem, and the fun starts in seconds.
When playtime ends, everything stacks back onto the pot and the yellow handle carries the whole garden to the shelf. Cleanup becomes part of the game.
Built for busy little hands
Every bud, carrot and bead is chunky, rounded and easy to grip — sized for hands that are still learning what hands can do.
It gets dropped, stacked, dumped and planted again, and it just keeps going. No fragile parts, no fuss.
The gift that grows with them
At one they grasp and stack, at three they sort every color and plant the carrot patch, and at five they lace the beads and invent their own games. One pot, years of play.
That's what makes it the gift they come back to long after the party — and the one the grown-ups quietly love too.
