What kind of seeds are in your plantable paper and envelopes, and how do I plant them to grow flowers or herbs?

Our beautiful plantable paper and seeded envelopes are embedded with a mix of wildflower seeds that are non-invasive and suitable for many climates. When you're ready to give your eco-friendly stationery a second life, simply plant the paper or envelope! For best results, soak the paper/envelope in water for a few hours, then tear it into small pieces and plant it about half an inch deep in moist soil. Keep the soil consistently damp and place it in a sunny spot. Within a few weeks, you should see sprouts emerging, eventually growing into lovely flowers. It's a wonderful way to turn your wedding invitations, event cards, or special messages into a lasting bloom!

Can I really print on this seeded paper, and is it good for wedding invitations or special event stationery?

Absolutely! Our plantable paper is specifically designed to be printed on, making it perfect for eco-friendly stationery like wedding invitations, save-the-dates, thank you cards, and event favors. We recommend using it with inkjet printers for the best results, though some customers have had success with laser printers – it's always a good idea to do a test print first. The texture is slightly thicker than standard paper, which adds a unique, tactile quality to your designs. Using our plantable paper for your special occasions not only reduces waste but also gives your guests a unique keepsake that grows into beautiful flowers or herbs.

What are the best uses for your plantable paper and seeded envelopes beyond just mailing?

The beauty of our plantable paper and seeded envelopes lies in their ability to transform from stationery into something living! Beyond mailing your wedding invitations or event announcements, think of them as unique favors or gifts. You can use them for thank you notes that grow, business cards that bloom after being handed out, or even small tags for gifts. They're also fantastic for crafting projects where the end result is planting. Imagine a child's birthday invitation that they can plant to grow their own flowers! This eco-friendly stationery truly offers a memorable and sustainable way to communicate and celebrate.