# Sumire New Year's A full box of assorted items. Long stems for swags 1500 yen → Full A4-sized, 4 cm thick, 60-size Yu-Packet Post cardboard box. *Bundling 2 or 3 items together will result in higher shipping costs, so this is not offered. 3800 yen → Approximately a full tangerine box. 7000 yen → Full of various items, two cardboard boxes. 9000 yen → Full of various items, three cardboard boxes. Example: Pine, bamboo, and plum (bamboo is bear bamboo) Nanten (to avert misfortune) Urajiro (fern) Asunaro leaves (to become tomorrow) Sasanqua (unlike camellias, petals fall one by one) Aoki (the language of flowers is eternal love; it bears red berries) Yatsude (prosperity of descendants) Konotegashiwa, Ezo spruce, cedar leaves (evergreen for longevity) Yuzuriha Two boxes of one type only: 6500 yen, three boxes: 8500 yen. ⚠️ Requests for specific items are accepted. (Due to the season, some items may not be available in large quantities. Therefore, it is "assorted." Please understand to prevent any issues after arrival.) *Nanten berries are prone to falling off, and ferns and bear bamboo tend to dry out (they can be revived by soaking them in vinegar water), so they are treated as extras. Please understand to prevent any issues after arrival. Thank you for your understanding. I will try my best to accommodate your requests. These are amateur-gathered items from an amateur garden. Not recommended for those who are particular. ⚠️ We do not accept requests for specific shipping or arrival dates for New Year's items, as this can lead to confusion and problems. We also do not offer dedicated listings, reservations, or holds. We apologize for any inconvenience. ⚠️ Shipped at room temperature, these are perishable items, so please be especially careful if you live in Okinawa or other remote islands. We cannot accommodate shipping by sea to ensure delivery for the New Year. *Even if you purchase around Christmas, there is a possibility that it will not arrive in Okinawa or other remote islands. We cannot track sea shipping schedules. Thank you for your understanding. # Sumire Plants