I loved it when I got that to happen...but then I lost the seed. The flowers were also very fragrant! Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Musings Blog

We love their products. We have. 4 different sheets. Two sets plus two fitted only. A number of pillowcases. Three quilts. Two duvets. Number of towels. Awaiting another shipment of a harvest gold duvet and a body sham cover. My wife loves the comfort of the sheets, especially the Harvest Gold. Also loves the matching pillowcases. Raves about the comfort, Me. I like the sheets because they are heavier than most. Easier to make the bed and nice in cold weather. In summer, the sheets are all you need due to the thickness. We brought the quilts in to a local cleaner. They came out perfect. I was apprehensive due the warnings about dry cleaning and hanging them dry. I don’t know how they were cleaned, just that they came out perfect. One dislike. The cotton throw blankets. Stated coming apart for no reason at all. I don’t recommend those, though they look very nice. Worth commenting that the full/queen size is too big for a full sized bed. Too wide. It may work on a high bed. Will not work on a full sized low platform bed. Will cover part of the floor.

I do a couple things I think help. I wash a sheet set as it's own load. I shake out and snap/fluff the sheets when I take them out of the washer before they get dried. If the weather is good enough to use the line, I tend to hang my bedding out to dry more often than using the dryer. No wrinkles and smells great. When the weather does not allow, I use a handful of the wool dryer balls in the dryer. Middling heat, not full on hot. Pull out and shake out and smooth sheets as soon as the dryer is done and stuff is till warm. I use the bed to smooth and fold on. After that, I find that usually making the bed tidy with the blankets on top tends to take care of any wrinkles. I don't tend to get new sheets much. I tend to find mine resale. But I do prewash cotton for sewing. Takes the sizing off the material and helps soften and account for shrinkage. Adding some baking soda to the first wash helps. Vinegar in the rinse helps too, but I don't recommend it since there is a lot of mixed information about using it in newer washers. I don't often find I need to do vinegar on material, I would imagine new sheets should have less sizing on them than a stiff cotton, lol.

Thanks! Pulls in Brushed Nickel: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D99V11T2?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Knobs: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Origin-21-ALLETA-1-1-4-in-Satin-Nickel-Round-Casual-Cabinet-Knob/5015196587 I ended up painting the walls BM Classic Gray after posting that photo and it goes great with the Snowbound cabinets!