Nature Jars, monarchs, milkweed seeds, acorns, cat tail fluff, beech nut husks, dandelion heads, child party favor, pretend play

Nature jars for decorating, favors, teaching or pretend play. Fun to use as favors at a children's party.
Children can play with all jar items and learn valuable lessons about the environment. Jars can be reused for collection.
Each jar about 2-3 inches with decorative labels. Beech husks have a gold lid and different shape jar.
Decorated with cotton ribbon, jute, glass beads and/or glass beads. May have bead or cinnamon ornament. May request preference in personalization.
All natural. No treatment or sprays.

Choose Acorn caps, Milkweed seeds and fluff, Cat Tail Fluff or Dandelion heads.

Monarch is now endangered. Help rebuild their habitat by planting milkweed. Many sites online to research. Refill jar next season or use for smalll items. Plant seeds and keep the fluff in the jar or use for crafting. Looks pretty in glass ball ornament.
Oaks are the best tree for over three hundred insects. Insects are counting on us to save the planet....one firefly at a time. Luna moths, fireflies, swallowtails and more stay on oak leaves in the fall and come to life in the spring. Destroying leaves destroys these valuable insects who overwinter on them.
Use the acorn caps in pretend play or put around candles or on wreaths.

Cat tails have been a food source for Native Americans and also used to make baskets, and the fluff was used to stuff pillows. Cat tail roots keep mud banks in place. Why not make a dolly pillow with your child?

Dandelions are very valuable although not native. First food for spring bees. All parts are edible. Dandelions help your lawn by planting nitrogen in the soil. When they break down it also feeds your soil. They are also just fun to wish on!

Beech Trees provide food for animals just like oaks. These jars are just husks and do not contain the seeds.