I thought these were a neat alternative to the normal Valentine’s Day cards we usually give out. They are an environmentally friendly Valentine’s Day card, plus they are plantable! These cards do not use up any of our forests as they are made from recycled cotton and contain seeds so that they may be planted, in lieu of throwing them away or putting them in your recycling bin. I think they’d make great little gifts for children and gardeners alike.
Designed especially for Valentine’s Day, the Plantable Valentine’s Day mini card provides your loved ones with a blooming memento and just as your love grows so will wildflowers. What a beautiful way to say I love you! Consider ordering a mailing envelope with your Plantable Valentines Day Mini Card. Envelopes measure 4 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches and take regular postage. $1.25/card, plus $0.28 for an envelope.
Read about how to plant the paper on Botanical Paperworks website.
Card Size: 4 1/4 x 3 5/8 inches.
$4.99 for a package of 10 cards Ten eco-friendly Valentine’s Day cards are packaged with 10 plantable wildflower seed embedded hearts that grow wildflowers when the heart is planted. Every aspect of this plantable card set is eco-friendly, from the 100% post-consumer waste cardstock, to the compostable corn plastic and the wildflower seed embedded hearts that recycle themselves into flowers.
Read more about how to plant the hearts on Botanical Paperworks website.
Measures 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches, includes 10 cards.
Visit Botanical Paperworks for more information.
Wow a plantable Valentine’s Day card!? That’s one of the best recycling ideas / gifts I’ve ever heard of! I apologize for getting so excited, but as my site suggests, I’m a big fan of recycling and protecting our environment. But your cards protect and help the environment, while being a wonderful gift to the recipient at the same time.
Thanks for introducing me to them 🙂
.-= Darvin @ Recycling Christmas Cards´s last blog ..Recycle Greeting Cards =-.
How cool are these? I keep all my cards (total pack-rat) but this is an even better idea. I’ve just recently started to get a green thumb so these are right up my alley.
Oh wow! These are neat!