The Greener Habits Co
Plantable Wildflower Card - Christmas
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We all know Christmas tends to come with a lot of waste, discarded cards, wrapping paper, unwanted presents etc. but it doesn’t have to be that way!
These cards are made from 100% recycled materials and are embedded with 11 varieties of british perennial wildflower seeds and grass seed. Once your loved one has enjoyed the lovely message you have sent them, they can plant the card afterwards to grow wildflowers! It’s good for us and it’s great for the bees too.
The image is drawn with black ink, painted with watercolours and altered using photoshop to make bright illustrations.
Let’s start a wildflower revolution!
Printed with edible inks so the inks don’t harm the soil once it’s planted. Full instructions are on the back of the card.
Size (folded): A6 - 105 x 148 mm (4.1 x 5.8 inches)
Comes with a brown recycled paper envelope
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