A complete garden, thoughtfully planned.
Cottage Garden Kit
Cottage Garden Kit
Clearly identified seed varieties, thoughtfully coordinated with straightforward planting guidance.
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- Named seed varieties
- Planting guide included
- Sizes for real yards
Grow a Garden With Storybook Charm
Bring the relaxed beauty of a cottage garden home with eight clearly identified flower varieties selected for complementary heights, colors, textures, and bloom times.
Unlike an anonymous bulk seed mix, each variety is identified separately, so you can decide where it belongs and create a garden that feels abundant without feeling accidental.
What’s Included
- Eight clearly identified flower varieties
- A coordinated planting and layout guide
- Simple timing guidance for cool- and warm-season flowers
- Enough seed for your selected garden size
Designed in Layers
Airy cosmos and bachelor’s buttons add movement. Snapdragons and stock create vertical structure. Zinnias and marigolds provide bold summer color, while sweet alyssum softens the garden’s edges.
Together, they create the informal, overflowing look that makes cottage gardens feel timeless.
Choose Your Garden Size
- 50 sq ft — A compact border or small flower bed
- 100 sq ft — A fuller backyard garden
- 250 sq ft — An expansive cottage-style planting
Good to Know
This kit contains primarily annual ornamental flowers. Planting times and performance vary by local climate, soil, weather, and care. Follow your local frost dates and the planting guidance included with the kit.
This is not a native-only collection.

Garden Details
Included Varieties
Candystripe Cosmos, Button Box Zinnia, Tetra Mix Snapdragon, Crackerjack African Marigold, Polka Dot Bachelor’s Button, Persian Jewels Nigella, Katz Formula Mix Stock, Royal Carpet Sweet Alyssum
Light Requirements
Full sun to partial shade
When to Plant
Cool-season varieties in early spring; warm-season varieties after the last frost
Bloom Season
Late spring through fall
Where It Grows
Suitable for most U.S. growing regions when planted according to local frost dates
Native Status
Primarily introduced ornamental species; not a native collection.